Revisions to How can I find a lost item?

formatting; linked to UESP wiki article on items; Post Made Community Wiki

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edited Apr 13, 2013 at 2:00

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On PC, you can find its ID with the help "Item" 0 command, then use `player.additem ###### 1player.additem ######. A nearly complete list of all items with their IDs can be found on the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages [UESP] Wiki Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages [UESP] Wiki.

I know you "prefer" not to do that, but it's your only option.

Console players cannot retrieve or spawn items that have disappeared and have generally a hard time getting back persistent items (like quest items or unique quest rewards) which have fallen through the many cracks of the world, though the details of this depend on the specific item and installed DLCs.

On PC, you can find its ID with the help "Item" 0 command, then use `player.additem ###### 1. A nearly complete list of all items with their IDs can be found on the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages [UESP] Wiki.

I know you "prefer" not to do that, but it's your only option.

Console players cannot retrieve or spawn items that have disappeared and have generally a hard time getting back persistent items (like quest items or unique quest rewards) which have fallen through the many cracks of the world, though the details of this depend on the specific item and installed DLCs.

On PC, you can find its ID with the help "Item" 0 command, then use player.additem ######. A nearly complete list of all items with their IDs can be found on the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages [UESP] Wiki.

I know you "prefer" not to do that, but it's your only option.

Console players cannot retrieve or spawn items that have disappeared and have generally a hard time getting back persistent items (like quest items or unique quest rewards) which have fallen through the many cracks of the world, though the details of this depend on the specific item and installed DLCs.

Correcting the console part, adding UESP wiki link

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edited Apr 12, 2013 at 16:41

Martin Sojka

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On PC, you can find its ID with the help "Item" 0 command, then use `player.additem ###### 1. A nearly complete list of all items with their IDs can be found on the player.additem ###### 1Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages [UESP] Wiki.

I know you "prefer" not to do that, but it's your only option. Console

Console players cannot retrieve or spawn items that have disappeared and have generally a hard time getting back persistent items (like quest items or unique quest rewards) which have fallen through the many cracks of the world, though the details of this depend on the specific item and installed DLCs.

On PC, you can find its ID with the help "Item" 0 command, then use player.additem ###### 1.

I know you "prefer" not to do that, but it's your only option. Console players cannot retrieve items that have disappeared.

On PC, you can find its ID with the help "Item" 0 command, then use `player.additem ###### 1. A nearly complete list of all items with their IDs can be found on the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages [UESP] Wiki.

I know you "prefer" not to do that, but it's your only option.

Console players cannot retrieve or spawn items that have disappeared and have generally a hard time getting back persistent items (like quest items or unique quest rewards) which have fallen through the many cracks of the world, though the details of this depend on the specific item and installed DLCs.