PLITCH Trainer for Dragon Age: Inquisition

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Trainer at a Glance

Total Cheats: 17
Free Cheats: 1
Premium Cheats: 16
Platform: PC
Game Mode: Single-player
Trainer: PLITCH

Dragon Age: Inquisition is a role-playing game developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts, released in 2014. You lead the Inquisition, a powerful organization formed to close the Breach and stop a cataclysmic threat to the world of Thedas. The game spans a massive map across several distinct regions, with a main story supported by dozens of hours of companion quests, political decisions, and War Table operations. Your party of four draws from a large cast of recruitable companions, each with their own backstory, skill tree, and tactical role.

Three resource systems govern combat. Warriors and Rogues use Stamina, which regenerates on hits, while Mages use Mana, which regenerates passively and faster near enemies. Focus is a separate party-wide bar that builds as any party member deals damage. When full, Focus unlocks powerful Focus abilities that hit far harder than standard skills. Ability cooldowns govern how often you can use each skill, and with only eight ability slots available at once, managing cooldown timing is central to how fights play out. Outside combat, Power fuels War Table operations that unlock new regions and story missions. Your Inquisition level rises through separate Inquisition Experience and grants Inquisition Perks across four branches.

The PLITCH trainer covers 16 confirmed cheats for Dragon Age: Inquisition across gold, Focus, Stamina and Mana, cooldowns, party survival, player and Inquisition experience, Power, Ability Points, carry weight, crafting, potions, and vendor stock.

Free Cheats for Dragon Age: Inquisition

Increase gold by 10.000: Adds 10,000 gold to your inventory. Gold funds crafting materials at vendors, companion gifts, and equipment purchases, so a periodic top-up keeps your supply runs from stalling progression between major story sections.

Premium Cheats for Dragon Age: Inquisition

The premium cheats extend into larger gold injections, full combat resource control, experience and Power for both your character and the Inquisition itself, Ability Points, inventory management, and vendor replenishment.

Gold

Increase gold by 50.000: Adds 50,000 gold in a single activation. This larger boost is more practical when funding high-tier crafting schematics or stocking up on multiple crafting material types from several vendors in one session.

Health, Focus, and Combat Resources

Infinite focus (Party): Keeps the party-wide Focus bar permanently full. Since Focus accumulates from all party members dealing damage and powers the most impactful abilities in each character’s kit, having it available at all times lets you chain Focus activations back-to-back rather than waiting through extended damage-dealing phases to refill it.
Infinite stamina + mana (Party): Prevents Stamina and Mana from depleting for any party member. All active skills draw from one of these two pools, so keeping them full means Warriors, Rogues, and Mages can fire abilities continuously without pausing for regeneration between cooldowns.
Instant skill cooldown: Resets all skill cooldowns immediately after use. Most abilities in Dragon Age: Inquisition run on cooldowns between 8 and 30 seconds, and with only eight slots active at once, waiting those timers out is the main brake on how aggressively you can play. Removing that brake lets you chain your strongest skills back-to-back through every fight.
Godmode (Party): Makes your entire active party invulnerable to all damage. This keeps all four party members alive through difficult encounters where multiple enemy types, status effects, and environmental hazards combine to overwhelm your healer’s output before the fight resolves.

Player Experience and Ability Points

Player-experiences +100: Adds 100 player experience points. Use this for small, incremental progress toward your next level when you want to fill out your skill tree without grinding minor quests or repeating content you have already completed.
Player-experiences +1.000: Adds 1,000 player experience points at once. This larger increment is more practical when you want to jump multiple levels quickly and unlock high-tier abilities that require several preceding talents as prerequisites.
Power +5: Adds 5 Power to your Inquisition’s reserve. Power unlocks new War Table operations and opens access to new regions on the world map, so adding it directly lets you pursue storylines and side content without grinding Requisitions or repeating minor missions to accumulate the required amount.
Player ability-points +1: Grants one Ability Point to spend in your character’s skill tree. Since each level-up delivers only a single point, and the best builds require deep investment in specific branches, adding points individually lets you fill out a build without waiting on the slow experience curve of the mid and late game.

Inquisition Experience and Bonuses

Inquisition-experiences +100: Adds 100 Inquisition Experience. Inquisition levels up separately from your character and unlocks Inquisition Perks across the Forces, Connections, Secrets, and Inquisition branches. These perks improve everything from potion carrying capacity to merchant discounts and unique dialogue options.
Inquisition-bonus +1: Adds one Inquisition Perk point directly. Inquisition Perks provide kingdom-wide bonuses that persist across all missions, so having an extra point lets you unlock a high-priority perk earlier than your Inquisition level would normally allow.

Carry Weight and Items

Maximum carry-weight -10: Reduces your carry weight cap by 10. Use this as a deliberate restriction on loot-heavy playthroughs where you want to force yourself to prioritize only the most valuable pickups rather than collecting everything in every area.
Maximum carry-weight +10: Increases your carry weight cap by 10. The default carry limit forces frequent trips to the item storage chest, especially during long dungeon runs. This cheat gives you more space to bring back crafting materials, schematics, and gear before needing to offload your haul.
Free crafting / Infinite Potions: Removes material costs from the crafting table and keeps your potion stock from depleting. Crafting top-tier armor and weapon schematics requires rare materials that take significant farming to accumulate. This cheat removes that barrier and ensures your potion supply never runs dry mid-exploration.
Infinite shop-items: Prevents vendor stock from depleting when you purchase from it. Merchants in Dragon Age: Inquisition carry limited quantities of high-value crafting materials and schematics, and this cheat lets you buy as many copies as you need from a single vendor without waiting for their stock to refresh over time.

How These Cheats Help

Combat resource depletion: Stamina, Mana, and Focus all deplete at different rates depending on your party composition, and running any one of them dry mid-fight forces awkward pauses in your rotation. Infinite stamina + mana (Party) and Infinite focus (Party) remove those depleting points so your party can execute full ability rotations from start to finish without resource management interrupting the fight’s flow.
Skill cooldown pacing: Dragon Age: Inquisition limits each character to eight active abilities and imposes cooldowns that regularly prevent you from using your strongest skills when encounters escalate quickly. Instant skill cooldown removes those waiting periods entirely, so every fight plays out at the pace you choose rather than the pace the cooldown timers dictate.
Dual progression systems: Your character and the Inquisition level up independently, and both tracks demand sustained investment across dozens of hours of play. Player-experiences +1.000, Inquisition-experiences +100, Power +5, and Inquisition-bonus +1 let you develop both tracks simultaneously without grinding one to fund the other, which keeps your Inquisition perks and personal abilities growing at a matched pace.
Crafting and inventory economy: The best gear in Dragon Age: Inquisition comes from high-tier schematics that require rare materials spread across multiple regions. Free crafting / Infinite Potions and Infinite shop-items remove the scarcity layer from that system, so you can build optimal equipment and maintain full supply stacks without structuring your exploration around material farming routes.

Using the Trainer

Step 1: Click the green “Try It for free!” button on this page to download the PLITCH client securely.
Step 2: Install the app, create your free account, and log in to access the trainer library.
Step 3: Search for Dragon Age: Inquisition in PLITCH, then launch the game as you normally would.
Step 4: Activate the cheats you want through the PLITCH overlay and adjust them to match your preferred gold supply, experience pace, and combat resource settings for each session.

Note: PLITCH is intended for single-player use. Some security software may occasionally flag trainer tools incorrectly due to how they interact with game memory.