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Yes it is possible. Additionally, if you see an NPC you like but can't marry him/her, you can use a console command that changes their status.

I think this is the command: Addfac <variable> 1 - Adds the selected NPC to a faction (e.g. addfac 19809 1 adds an NPC to the marriage-faction, allowing players to marry this NPC)

Note: Be very careful when using this command. If you use it on an important NPC it can break any quests related to that character.

Yes it is possible. Additionally, if you see an NPC you like but can't marry him/her, you can use a console command that changes their status.

I think this is the command: Addfac <variable> 1 - Adds the selected NPC to a faction (e.g. addfac 19809 1 adds an NPC to the marriage-faction, allowing players to marry this NPC)

Yes it is possible. Additionally, if you see an NPC you like but can't marry him/her, you can use a console command that changes their status.

I think this is the command: Addfac <variable> 1 - Adds the selected NPC to a faction (e.g. addfac 19809 1 adds an NPC to the marriage-faction, allowing players to marry this NPC)

Note: Be very careful when using this command. If you use it on an important NPC it can break any quests related to that character.

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created Jun 10, 2014 at 10:00

Parrotmaster

Yes it is possible. Additionally, if you see an NPC you like but can't marry him/her, you can use a console command that changes their status.

I think this is the command: Addfac <variable> 1 - Adds the selected NPC to a faction (e.g. addfac 19809 1 adds an NPC to the marriage-faction, allowing players to marry this NPC)