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Artemis Royale Guide: Controls and how to customize them
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OverviewArtemis Royale (formerly Fortblox) is a building-and-shooting battle royale where up to 30 players drop onto a shared map, loot chests, and fight to be the last one standing. This guide walks you through the controls, the match loop, the modes, and the badges worth chasing.
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Controls and how to customize them
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In short
Learn the defaults first, then remap anything that feels awkward in Settings.
Every action in Artemis Royale has a default key, but you can change all of them from the Settings menu to suit your playstyle. The table below shows the defaults so you know where to start.
- TAB open your inventory
- Shift sprint
- E interact with objects and pick up items
- Ctrl crouch
- Right Click aim down sights
- R reload your weapon
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The basic match loop
StepIn short
Opening chests and healing are core to the match loop.
Every match follows the same rhythm. Get equipped fast, stay healthy, and watch the sky for airdrops. Up to 30 players share the map, so the early loot race matters.
- Open chests search the map to pick up weapons and items.
- Heal immediately use a healing item when you take damage.
- Grab airdrops supply drops fall during the match and contain items.
- Collect enemy loot when you eliminate a player, pick up what they drop.
- Ride rockets rockets are something you can actually mount in Artemis Royale.
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.
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Game modes at a glance
TableIn short
Battle Royale and Legacy share most mechanics, but several badges are locked to one mode or the other, so knowing the difference matters.
Two main modes run alongside each other, and a rotating set of Limited Time Modes (LTMs) adds variety. Pay attention to which mode a badge requires before you start grinding it.
| Battle Royale | the main mode; wins here count toward the Win a Game badge and most other progression badges. |
| Legacy | the separate mode where kill-count badges (10, 50, 100 eliminations) and the 15-kill-streak badge must be earned. |
| LTMs | wins in these modes do not count toward the Win a Game badge. |
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Badges worth planning around
Tips
In short
Most badges happen naturally as you play, but a handful need a deliberate strategy.
There are 23 badges in total. Some unlock just by playing normally; others ask you to change how you approach a match.
Tips worth knowing
- No Shields — win a Battle Royale match without using any shield items or medallions. Siphon-generated shields do not disqualify you.
- Loot Demon — open 10 chests in a single match.
- Win a match with a crown — you must already hold a crown when you win in Battle Royale.
- Pickaxe Elimination — finish off a player using only your pickaxe in Battle Royale or Legacy.
- Revive a teammate — use a reboot van or manually revive a downed squadmate.
- 15 Elimination streak — 15 kills in a row without dying, only in Legacy.
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A-Tokens and the item shop
SummaryIn short
Joining the official group is the easiest free boost you can get on day one.
Cosmetics in Artemis Royale change your character's appearance only and have no effect on combat. The shop rotates daily, so check back regularly.
- Group reward join the official Roblox group to receive 1,000 A-Tokens and an exclusive skin for free.
- Shop reset the item shop refreshes every day at 5:00 PM PST with new cosmetics.
- Skins visual only; they give no combat advantage whatsoever.
Glossary
Glossary- Battle Royale
- The main game mode where up to 30 players fight on one map until only one player or team survives.
- Legacy
- A separate mode from Battle Royale; several kill-count and streak badges can only be earned here.
- LTM (Limited Time Mode)
- Rotating special modes that are separate from Battle Royale and Legacy; wins in them do not count toward the main Win a Game badge.
- A-Tokens
- The in-game currency used to buy cosmetics from the item shop.
- Airdrop
- A supply package that falls from the sky during a match and contains items.
- Siphon
- A mechanic that restores shields automatically; shields gained this way do not disqualify you from the No Shields badge.
- Reboot Van
- An in-game object that lets you bring a fallen teammate back into the match.
- Keybind
- The setting that assigns a keyboard key to a specific action; every keybind in the game can be changed in the Settings menu.
Common questions
FAQDoes winning an LTM count toward the Win a Game badge?
No. LTM wins do not count. You need to win in Battle Royale or Legacy mode to earn it.
How does the No Shields badge work exactly?
You must finish a Battle Royale match without using any items or medallions that grant shields. Shields you receive through siphon are fine and will not cause you to fail the challenge.
What do I get for joining the official group?
You receive 1,000 A-Tokens and an exclusive skin just for joining.
Can I play on mobile or console?
Yes. Artemis Royale runs on PC, mobile, and console. The keybinds are fully customizable in Settings.
What is the secret match badge and how do I get it?
It is a very rare badge tied to Legacy mode. The badge describes it as highly random, so just play Legacy regularly and do not stress about chasing it.
Updated Oct 26, 2026
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