So there is no escape, you have to find the configuration files that define the traits for every mod and dig in. There are plenty of situations where the ID of the trait is either a synonym word for it or worse, a misspelling. For the vanilla game, I think these two values coincide most of the time, but that is certainly not the case for mods.
Furthermore, the cheat command requires you to input the ID of the trait, not its display name in game. Lux Invicta) that more than doubles the list of ruler traits. This is further complicated if you happen to use any of the popular mods for CKII (e.g. The list of good and bad traits is a long one, and you have to do a bit of searching for it on the web or by finding the right plain-text file in the game configuration folder that defines these traits (and then making sure you only add the good ones). You can easily set the age of any character and change their stats, but their traits need to be added one by one. Even though the game provides all the in-game cheat commands necessary to achieve this, it is not as easy as one may think. Nothing short of the most over powered ruler possible is acceptable. I had started playing Crusader Kings II again and like every other time before it, I always get to the point when I want to mess up with my ruler, i.e.
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