To use cheats in Frozen Throne, start a single-player game, press Enter, type a cheat code, and press Enter again. The code takes effect right away; most cheats are not available in online multiplayer.
This guide explains the codes for resources, invulnerability, faster building, and campaign chapters. You will also find steps for entering codes, notes on codes with extra arguments, and fixes for common input problems.
How to cheat in frozen throne: enter a code
Cheats in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne are typed into the in-game chat box. They are intended for single-player play, such as a campaign mission or a solo custom game. They are not a way to gain an advantage in a normal online multiplayer match.
- Start a single-player campaign mission or another solo game.
- Press Enter to open the message box.
- Type the code exactly as shown in the table below.
- Press Enter again to submit it.
- Check the game for the effect, then enter another code if needed.
Most codes work as soon as you submit them. They do not require a console, a mod, or a separate program. Capitalization usually does not matter, but spelling and spacing do. For codes that take a number or a campaign name, include that extra information after the code.
These codes are built-in game cheats, not instructions for bypassing account security or modifying multiplayer software. In a custom map, the map’s own scripts may change or block some effects. If a code behaves differently in a custom scenario, test it in a standard campaign mission before assuming you mistyped it.
Frozen Throne cheat codes by effect
Use this table to pick a code for the task at hand. For codes with an argument, replace the example text in brackets with a value; do not type the brackets themselves.
| Code | Effect | Best for |
|---|---|---|
WhosYourDaddy |
Makes your units invulnerable and lets them kill enemies with one hit. | Getting through a difficult battle |
ThereIsNoSpoon |
Gives your units unlimited mana. | Repeated spell use |
WarpTen |
Speeds up construction and unit production. | Testing a base or skipping a slow build-up |
KeyserSoze [amount] |
Adds the chosen amount of gold. | Gold shortage |
LeafItToMe [amount] |
Adds the chosen amount of lumber. | Lumber shortage |
GreedIsGood [amount] |
Adds the chosen amount of gold and lumber. | Getting both resources quickly |
PointBreak |
Removes the food limit. | Building more units than your current food cap allows |
SharpAndShiny |
Raises research and upgrade levels. | Testing upgraded units |
Synergy |
Removes technology-tree requirements. | Accessing units and buildings without their usual prerequisites |
WhoIsJohnGalt |
Enables research. | Making research available |
TheDudeAbides |
Removes spell cooldowns. | Using abilities again without waiting |
IocainePowder |
Makes units die faster. | Speeding up combat or a scenario |
StrengthAndHonor |
Lets you continue after a defeat condition in a campaign. | Seeing the rest of a mission after losing |
ItVexesMe |
Disables victory conditions. | Exploring or testing without ending the mission |
AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs |
Wins the current mission. | Ending a mission immediately |
SomebodySetUpUsTheBomb |
Loses the current mission. | Ending a run with a defeat |
Codes that add resources need a number after the code. For example, enter KeyserSoze 1000 to add 1,000 gold, or GreedIsGood 2000 to add 2,000 gold and 2,000 lumber. The number is an amount, not a new total you want your stockpile to reach.
Several codes affect the whole game state rather than one unit. For instance, WhosYourDaddy applies a dramatic combat advantage, while ItVexesMe changes how mission completion works. If you only need help with one fight, consider saving first so you can return to normal play afterward.
How to jump to a campaign chapter
The Motherland code can move you to a campaign chapter. Its format is Motherland [race] [level]. Replace [race] with the campaign identifier and [level] with the chapter number, then enter the completed code in the message box.
- Open a single-player campaign game.
- Press Enter and type
Motherland, followed by a race and chapter number. - Submit the code and check whether the requested chapter loads.
For example, Motherland human 4 requests chapter 4 of the Human campaign. Other campaign identifiers include orc, undead, and nightelf. Use the chapter number for the campaign you want to enter; a chapter number does not mean the same mission across every campaign.
Jumping ahead can bypass story scenes, mission rewards, or progress you intended to earn. Save your game first, and use this code when you want to revisit a section or test a later mission. If a particular campaign name or chapter is rejected, check the spelling and try a chapter that exists in that campaign.
Change the time of day or play the music
Some codes are for atmosphere or testing rather than combat. RiseAndShine sets the time to dawn, and LightsOut sets it to dusk. DaylightSavings [time] lets you set a particular time of day by adding a time value after the code; entering the code without a value toggles the time setting.
TenthLevelTaurenChieftain plays the Tauren Chieftain music. It does not give a unit, change your resources, or affect the mission objective. These options are handy when you want a different visual mood or simply want to hear the track during a solo session.
Which cheat should you use?
The best code depends on what is slowing you down. Use the smallest intervention that solves the problem if you still want the mission to feel like a strategy game. A resource code can help with a tight build, while invulnerability removes most of the challenge from combat.
| Your goal | Try this | What to keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Recover from low resources | KeyserSoze, LeafItToMe, or GreedIsGood |
Add only the amount you need to continue your plan. |
| Get through a hard fight | WhosYourDaddy |
It removes much of the combat challenge while active. |
| Cast more spells | ThereIsNoSpoon or TheDudeAbides |
One affects mana; the other removes cooldown waits. |
| Test a base quickly | WarpTen and a resource code |
Use a saved game if you want to keep your original progress. |
| Visit a later story mission | Motherland |
Choose the right campaign name and chapter number. |
| Finish or stop a mission | AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs or SomebodySetUpUsTheBomb |
These end the current mission immediately. |
Why a cheat code may not work
Most failed entries come down to the game mode, a typing error, or a code that needs an argument. Use these checks before repeating the code.
- Confirm you are in a solo game. The built-in cheats are for single-player use, not online competitive matches.
- Check every letter. A small spelling error prevents the game from recognizing a code. Copy it carefully from the table.
- Include the required number. Resource cheats need an amount after the code, separated by a space.
- Use the right campaign identifier. The
Motherlandcode needs a campaign name and a chapter number. - Try a standard campaign mission. Custom maps can alter normal game behavior or ignore certain codes.
- Press Enter to submit. Typing the code into the box is not enough; submit it with Enter.
Cheat codes are generally entered one at a time. If you are unsure whether a code worked, look for a clear in-game change: a resource counter increase, a different time of day, or a changed result in combat. Do not assume a message box confirmation will appear for every effect.
Save safely and avoid common mistakes
The most useful precaution is to make a separate save before using a mission-ending or game-wide code. AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs ends the mission with a win, and SomebodySetUpUsTheBomb ends it with a loss. A backup lets you return to the same point without replaying the mission.
Another common misconception is that resource cheats set your stockpile to a chosen total. They add the specified amount instead. If you already have resources, entering a large number can give you far more than intended. For a controlled test, start with a modest amount and check the counter before adding more.
Also, do not confuse built-in cheat codes with downloadable trainers or unofficial tools. Those programs are not needed for the codes described here and can create security or compatibility risks. The in-game method is simpler and keeps the task within the game’s own single-player features.
Finally, a cheat’s effect may not be reversible in the way you expect. Invulnerability and resource changes can alter the balance of a mission, and some changes may persist until the game state changes or the mission ends. If you want a fair attempt afterward, reload the save from before entering the code instead of assuming the cheat will automatically undo itself.
The easiest way to use how to cheat in frozen throne codes is to open a solo game, press Enter, type the exact code, and submit it. Resource codes need an amount, while most other codes take effect immediately.
Save a separate copy before trying a mission-ending cheat or changing the campaign chapter. For your next step, choose one code from the table and test it in a single-player mission.