Resurrect NPC without corpse
I've only recently noticed that the woman who runs Warmaiden's in Whiterun seemingly is missing. Possibly she was killed in the vampire attacks (having dawnguard and all). I do not see her body anywhere so I am looking for some "restore / reset character" command, rather than just "resurrect".
Anyone know how to do that?
Best Answer
Yes There is one way to revive her if you are pc user follow this steps
- open console command bar
- type
help (name of that girl) - then some names and id will shows up
- find name of that girl and write next to it will be id
- type in console
Player.Placeatme (id) - Close The bar and that girl will be next to you.
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To select the body to be resurrected, they must then click on the desired body, which will then direct all following commands towards the body. Then type the command "resurrect" (without the " signs). The NPC will then be living, with all normal behaviors and a reset inventory.How do you resurrect Lydia on PC?
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Answer 2
Use
recycleactor
if nothing else helps.
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