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Orc Incremental Controls

A deliberately partial controls ledger that separates historical Demo inputs from planned version 1.0 context and never presents an unverified complete keymap.

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Pixel-art axe striking the ground in a small burst of orange flame

Quick facts

Reference scope
Partial and build-labeled
Demo v0.09
Right-click mute reference
Demo v0.05
Right-click Warpath toggle reference
Version 1.0 plan
Right-click Chieftain ability activation
Complete keymap
Not published

This is not a complete keymap

The server-owned facts show three source-bounded examples. They do not establish every mouse, keyboard, controller, touch, or rebinding action. The axe preview is historical Warpath art and does not prove a global control.

Use Warpath for the old mode-specific context and Chieftains for the announced release system boundary.

Add controls from visible prompts

Every row should name where an input appears and which build shows it.

FieldRequired capture
BuildExact version or date
ScreenMenu, tooltip, battle, or system
PromptComplete visible wording
InputExact key, button, click, or gesture
ContextState required for the prompt
ResultFirst visible response
RebindingOnly if the interface exposes it
AccessibilityVisible alternative or setting

A working action in one context does not establish the same input elsewhere.

Test without destructive consequences

Prefer menus, paused states, or reversible actions when identifying a control. Record the state before the input and the first response. Avoid testing an unknown action on a confirmation screen that could spend resources or overwrite progress.

If a prompt is missing, verify the build and system state. “Not shown in this context” is more accurate than “unsupported.”

Keep devices separate

Keyboard and mouse evidence does not establish controller or touch behavior. Record device type and visible glyphs. Do not translate one platform’s prompt into another platform’s assumed mapping.

Rebinding support, defaults, and conflicts also require current interface evidence. A standard genre convention is not a game fact.

Troubleshoot an unresponsive input

Capture the current prompt, focus state, overlay state, device, and whether another screen accepts input. Try one reversible focus or reconnect check and record the result. Do not disable security software or change unrelated system settings based on a single symptom.

The page grows only from exact prompts and reproducible responses, preserving its partial label even as more rows are verified.

Record accessible alternatives exactly

If the current interface offers hold/toggle behavior, volume cues, captions, focus indicators, or alternative input prompts, capture the exact setting and scope. Do not describe an accessibility option from an operating-system convention or another game.

Test the alternative in the same context as the default and record the visible response. A setting existing in one menu does not prove it applies to every action. Keeping accessibility rows build-labeled makes missing options visible without overstating platform support.

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Verification boundary

Build boundary
partial Demo v0.05/v0.09 and version 1.0 announcement references
Evidence check
Still unknown
complete keymap, rebinding, controller support, touch controls, current version 1.0 behavior

Frequently asked questions

What is verified about Controls?
Official sources provide only a partial build-labeled control record: Demo v0.09 right-click mute, Demo v0.05 right-click Warpath toggle, and planned version 1.0 right-click Chieftain abilities. Boundary: partial Demo v0.05/v0.09 and version 1.0 announcement references. Checked 2026-08-28. These examples are not a complete current keymap and do not establish rebinding, controller support, touch controls, or present version 1.0 behavior.
How should a current control be added to this reference?
Capture the build, screen, exact visible prompt, input, context, and result. A working input in one system does not establish the same action globally or make the reference complete.