These are the most significant "new" item sets added after launch. Many lists omit their exact IDs.

If the Item command fails, use the script extender's debug command. This works 100% of the time for new items:

Osi.TemplateAddTo("path/to/item", 1, GetHostCharacter(), 1)

Wait—that’s wrong. The correct script extender format is:

Osi.TemplateAddTo("TemplatedItemName", 1, GetHostCharacter(), 1)

Pro Tip: If you cannot find an ID for a specific DLC item, simply spawn the "Unidentifiable Relic" container. It contains all four sets.

Below is a curated list of the most requested "new" IDs. These are guaranteed to work in the Definitive Edition (v3.6.x and later). We’ve categorized them for ease.

Dos2 Item Ids New ⚡ Direct Link

These are the most significant "new" item sets added after launch. Many lists omit their exact IDs.

If the Item command fails, use the script extender's debug command. This works 100% of the time for new items: dos2 item ids new

Osi.TemplateAddTo("path/to/item", 1, GetHostCharacter(), 1)

Wait—that’s wrong. The correct script extender format is: These are the most significant "new" item sets

Osi.TemplateAddTo("TemplatedItemName", 1, GetHostCharacter(), 1)

Pro Tip: If you cannot find an ID for a specific DLC item, simply spawn the "Unidentifiable Relic" container. It contains all four sets. Below is a curated list of the most requested "new" IDs

Below is a curated list of the most requested "new" IDs. These are guaranteed to work in the Definitive Edition (v3.6.x and later). We’ve categorized them for ease.