Trainers & Cheats

The Blood of Dawnwalker is a single-player game, and where there is a single-player game, there are trainers. The first one arrived on launch day itself — this page covers what it does, how to use it, and what to watch out for.

Available Trainers

Both carry the same author and the same option set; WeMod wraps them in its app with automatic version detection, while the FLiNG site offers the classic standalone executable. The WeMod listing is VirusTotal-scanned.

All 36 Options

Grouped by what they touch:

Combat & survival — God Mode/Ignore Hits, Infinite Health, Edit Max Health, Defense Multiplier, Infinite Stamina, Edit Max Stamina, Infinite Activation Charge (for active abilities), Instant Ability Cooldown, 100% Critical Chance, Super Damage/One-Hit Kills, Damage Multiplier.

Inventory & crafting — Infinite Consumables, Instant Refill Quick Slot Items, Edit Money, Edit Item Amount, Edit Weight Capacity, Zero Weight, Ignore Crafting Requirement, Unlock All Crafting Recipes.

Progression — Infinite Exp, Exp Multiplier, Edit Skill Points, Infinite Corruption Exp, Corruption Exp Multiplier (for the Vampirism tree).

Movement & physics — Set Move Speed, Set Player Speed, Set AI Speed, Set Jump Height, Set Gravity, Fly Mode, Increase Fly Height, Set FOV, Set Game Speed.

Teleportation — Save Location, Teleport, Teleport to Marker Location.

How to Use

The classic trainer workflow:

1. Download and unpack the trainer.
2. Run the trainer first, then launch the game.
3. Toggle options with the listed hotkeys during play (WeMod uses its in-app overlay switches instead).

Two standing caveats:

• Antivirus false positives. Trainers modify game memory in ways that look exactly like malware to heuristic scanners. Whitelisting the trainer in your antivirus is normal and expected — but only ever download from the official FLiNG or WeMod pages, never from random rehosting sites.
• Game updates break trainers. Hotfix 1.0.2 landed one day after launch, and every patch can shift the memory addresses trainers rely on. If the game just updated and the trainer stopped working, wait for the author's update — both FLiNG and WeMod update their Dawnwalker trainers as versions change.

The Cheat Everyone Wants: Time Stop

Scroll the community threads under the trainer and one request dominates: a cheat to stop the 30-day clock. Players used to The Witcher 3's do-everything pacing keep asking for a way to freeze or slow the story timer — and as of launch it doesn't exist, because time-as-currency is the game's core system rather than a value a trainer can simply pin.

The closest thing available is lighter-touch: the Better Story Timer mod (and similar game.ini tweaks) reconfigure quest time costs instead of editing memory — some configurations extend the deadline substantially. See the mods page.

Should You?

Your game, your call — The Blood of Dawnwalker has no online component, no competitive scene and no anti-cheat to trip. Worth knowing before you flip God Mode on:

• The time-limit design is the entire point for most players — the tension of choosing what NOT to do is what the reviews praise.
• Trophies are tied to genuine performance in places (Duelist difficulty, combat skill trophies) — if the platinum matters to you, do an honest run first.
• The story branches hard; a trainer that lets you skip the friction also skips the weight behind your choices.

For everything the intended way offers, start with the guides page.