PLITCH Trainer for Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES

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Trainer at a Glance

Total Cheats: 32
Cheats gratuits : 9
Premium Cheats : 23
Platform: PC
Game Mode: Single-player
Trainer: PLITCH

Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES is a Bronze Age grand strategy game developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released in 2024. It expands Total War: PHARAOH with new civilizations stretching from Egypt and the Hittite Empire through to the Aegean and Mesopotamia. The campaign spans 168 settlements across a vast historical map. You manage armies, cities, and diplomacy while directing real-time tactical battles on the ground.

Five distinct resources drive your economy: Food, Stone, Wood, Bronze, and Gold. Each funds different aspects of your campaign. Food supports army supply and population growth. Stone and Wood cover most construction costs. Bronze equips your military units with superior weapons and armor. Gold funds trade, diplomacy, and advanced civic projects. Royal Decrees provide permanent campaign-wide upgrades split across civic and military branches. Each decree takes several turns to issue, and some require upfront resource payments. Meanwhile, city Workmen handle construction speed, Growth expands population, and character skill points improve your faction leaders’ capabilities over time.

The PLITCH trainer covers all 32 cheats for Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES across all five resources, army health settings, combat modifiers, character progression, city management, and campaign speed tools.

Free Cheats for Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES

Ressources

Add Food: Deposits Food into your stockpile. Food supports army supply lines and population stability. Adding it prevents supply shortages from stalling your campaign during extended military operations far from your home cities.
Add Stone: Increases your Stone supply directly. Stone is one of the most frequently consumed construction resources. Adding it keeps your building queue moving without pausing campaigns to wait for stone income to recover.
Sub Food: Reduces your Food stockpile. Use this as a challenge restriction to simulate supply pressure during a campaign you have already completed under standard conditions.
Sub Stone: Reduces your Stone reserves. Use this alongside Sub Food to build a more constrained resource scenario for a hardmode replay on a familiar map.

Player and Enemy Armies

Player Armies 50% Health (on select): Drops your selected army to half health before a battle. This simulates sending a weakened force into combat, adding strategic weight to engagements where a full-strength army would win too easily.
Player Armies 25% Health (on select): Reduces your selected army to a quarter health. Use this for a significant challenge modifier during missions where you want to test how well your tactical decision-making holds up against the odds.
Player Armies 1 Health (on select): Drops your selected army to critical health. This is the most extreme self-imposed challenge option for players who want near-impossible odds in individual engagements.
Enemy Armies Max Health (on select): Sets a selected enemy army to full health before the battle begins. Use this to ensure opposing forces are at peak strength, which creates harder fights than the campaign map would naturally produce.
Enemy Armies 50% Health (on select): Reduces a selected enemy force to half health before engagement. This provides a moderate advantage in battles where you want to test tactical approaches without full enemy resistance.

Premium Cheats for Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES

The premium cheats extend into Wood, Bronze, and Gold resources, advanced unit modifiers, enemy weakening, character development, city management, and campaign speed tools.

Ressources

Add Wood: Deposits Wood into your stockpile. Wood is essential for construction and certain military upgrades. Adding it keeps your building programs running without competition from military spending.
Sub Wood: Reduces your Wood reserves for a challenge restriction scenario.
Add Bronze: Increases your Bronze supply. Bronze equips your best military units with superior weapons and armor. Therefore, adding it keeps your elite forces properly supplied through long campaigns without waiting for Bronze income to rebuild.
Sub Bronze: Reduces your Bronze stockpile as a challenge modifier that forces careful prioritization of which units receive premium equipment.
Ajouter de l'or : Deposits Gold into your treasury. Gold funds diplomacy, trade networks, and advanced civic projects. Adding it opens up options that are otherwise locked behind sustained economic performance.
Sous-or : Reduces your Gold balance for a restricted economy challenge run.

Player Units

Unlimited Movement: Removes the movement limit on your armies for the current turn. Unlimited movement lets you reposition forces across large distances in a single turn, which is critical when responding to surprise invasions or racing to reinforce a besieged city before the enemy resolves a siege.
Player Armies Super Health (on select): Sets your selected army above its maximum health cap. This gives your forces a significant combat advantage in battles where standard max health is not enough to guarantee survival against superior enemy numbers.
Player Armies Max Health (on select): Restores your selected army to full health before a battle. Use this to simulate a fully rested and resupplied force going into an engagement rather than an army weakened by a previous fight or a long march.
Combat: Unlimited ammo: Gives your units unlimited ammunition during real-time battles. Ranged units like archers and charioteers run out of arrows in extended fights. Keeping them firing indefinitely transforms archery-heavy tactics into a dominant strategy for the full duration of every engagement.
Combat: Demigod units: Makes your battle units extraordinarily powerful. Demigod units tear through enemy formations rapidly, which is useful for testing battle map layouts or completing campaign objectives without the full tactical challenge of a balanced engagement.

Enemy Units

Enemy Armies 25% Health (on select): Reduces a selected enemy army to one quarter health before battle. This creates a significant advantage for players who want to complete specific campaign objectives quickly without the full difficulty of a prepared enemy defense.
Enemy Armies 1 Health (on select): Drops a selected enemy force to critical health. Use this to eliminate a specific opponent instantly for narrative or testing purposes.
Combat: No AI ammo: Removes all ammunition from enemy ranged units during battle. Enemy archers and ranged chariots become ineffective immediately. This dramatically reduces the pressure of defending against ranged-heavy enemy armies on open terrain.
Combat: Easy kills: Reduces enemy unit health or resistance in battle so your forces defeat opponents in fewer hits. Shorter fights conserve your units’ health and stamina, which makes consecutive battles in the same campaign turn far less costly.

Personnages

Set Skillpoints (sel. char): Select a character first, then set their available Skill Points to a specific value. Character skills significantly affect both battle performance and campaign map effectiveness. Setting Skill Points directly lets you build out a leader’s full skill tree without waiting for level-up rewards to provide enough points naturally.
Add XP (sel. char): Select a character first, then add experience points to their total. More XP means faster leveling, which accelerates access to higher-tier character skills. This is particularly useful for leaders who are lagging behind the rest of your faction in development.

Cities

Set Workmen (sel. city): Select a city first, then set its Workmen count to a specific value. Workmen determine how quickly construction projects in that city complete. More Workmen mean shorter build times, so setting them high keeps your city development pace consistent with your military and economic expansion goals.
Add Growth (sel. city): Select a city first, then add Growth points to it. Growth drives population expansion in your settlements. Adding it directly accelerates a city’s population tier, which unlocks higher-output buildings and increases the income that city contributes to your campaign economy.
Happy cities: Sets population happiness to a high value across your settlements. Unhappy populations reduce productivity and can trigger instability events. Keeping cities happy removes that internal pressure so you can focus entirely on external military and diplomatic challenges.

Campaign Speed

Fast Royal Decrees: Reduces the turn count required to issue Royal Decrees. Since decrees provide permanent campaign-wide improvements across civic and military branches, faster issuance means those bonuses come online much sooner and give you a stronger strategic foundation earlier in the campaign.
Fast build and upgrade: Speeds up construction and upgrade completion times across all cities. Shorter build times let you develop your city network faster. As a result, you can maintain military pressure on enemies without waiting multiple turns for key buildings to finish.
Fast recruit: Reduces the turns needed to train new military units. Faster recruitment keeps your armies replenished after losses and lets you field new force compositions more quickly in response to shifting campaign priorities.

How These Cheats Help

Five-resource economy: Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES runs on five separate resource tracks, and each one competes with the others for priority during active campaigns. Bronze goes to elite unit equipment, Stone and Wood fill the construction queue, Food sustains your armies in the field, and Gold handles diplomacy. The Add cheats for all five resources keep every track funded simultaneously, so a shortage in one area never forces you to pause a campaign and wait for income to recover.
Royal Decrees and city development speed: Royal Decrees and building construction both take multiple turns to complete, which creates long waiting periods before new capabilities come online. Fast Royal Decrees, Fast build and upgrade, and Fast recruit together compress those timelines significantly. As a result, your faction reaches its full strategic capability much faster and spends more time competing on the campaign map rather than waiting through development cycles.
Army health as a strategic tool: The army health cheats work in both directions. Player Armies Max Health and Super Health ensure your forces enter key battles at full strength. Meanwhile, Enemy Armies 25% Health and Enemy Armies 1 Health let you remove specific opponents quickly when campaign completion matters more than tactical challenge. The Player Armies 25% and 1 Health options serve the opposite purpose, creating harder self-imposed conditions on battles you want to push yourself through.
Character and city progression: Long Total War campaigns can leave some leaders significantly underdeveloped compared to others. Set Skillpoints and Add XP correct that imbalance quickly so all your faction leaders contribute meaningfully by the mid-campaign. Similarly, Set Workmen and Add Growth accelerate city development in newly conquered territories, so freshly taken settlements become productive contributors to your economy sooner rather than remaining a drain on your supply lines.

Using the Trainer

Étape 1 : Cliquez sur le bouton vert “Essayez-le gratuitement !” button on this page to download the PLITCH client securely.
Étape 2 : Install the app, create your free account, and log in to access the trainer library.
Étape 3 : Search for Total War: PHARAOH DYNASTIES in PLITCH, then launch the game as you normally would.
Étape 4 : Select your armies or characters on the campaign map first before activating the cheats that require a selection. Then adjust resources, city growth, and decree speed through the PLITCH overlay to match your preferred campaign pace.

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