Songs of Conquest Keyboard Shortcuts / Bindings

Keyboard shortcuts will make your life a lot easier in Songs of Conquest (and they’re fully customizable, too!).

Today, I am here to share with you these key bindings. Make sure to bookmark this page and/or have it open when playing the game, until you learn the most important ones.

So, without further ado, here are ALL the Songs of Conquest keyboard shortcuts:

Adventure keyboard shortcuts

End turn – E
Focus Selected Wielder – Space (you can also click portrait icon in the upper left corner)
Move to Destination – Q
Next Wielder – Tab
Next Town – Control + Tab
Quick Load – F9
Quick Save – F5
Open Build Menu – X
Toggle Info Mode – Left Alt
Toggle Inventory – C
Toggle Chat – O
Toggle Chat Type – Tab
Toggle HUD – H
Toggle Pause Menu – Escape
Toggle Spell Book – V

If you want to become a PRO SoC player, I recommend checking out my Songs of Conquest guide, which is chockful of tips and tricks.

Build Menu Shortcuts

Cycle Build Site Left – C
Cycle Build Site Right – V
Cycle Tier – T
Select Size Left – Q
Select Size Right – E
Switch Size Category – Tab

Kingdom Overview Shortcuts

Player Menu – F6
Marketplace – F4
Owned Entities – F1
Research – F3
Troop Income – F2

Battle Keyboard Shortcuts

Show all enemy threat range – Left Alt
Ignore troops while targeting – Left Control
Use ability – Q

Split Troop Size Key Bindings

Split Troop Size 1 – 1 | Numpad 1
Split Troop Size 2 – 2 | Numpad 2
Split Troop Size 3 – 3 | Numpad 3
Split Troop Size 4 – 4 | Numpad 4
Split Troop Size 5 – 5 | Numpad 5
Split Troop Size 6 – 6 | Numpad 6
Split Troop Size 7 – 7 | Numpad 7
Split Troop Size 8 – 8 | Numpad 8
Split Troop Size 9 – 9 | Numpad 9
Split Troop Size 10 – 0 | Numpad 0

How to change the default Key Bindings

If you want to, you can change the default keyboard shortcuts listed above to anything you want.

To do so, navigate to Game Settings (upper right corner cogwheel when playing the game) and select the Controls option in the new menu.

From there, you can change any key binding, but also restore the default ones above by clicking the “Restore defaults” button.

I’m sure these will come in handy. Pretty soon, you will get used to them and you won’t need to refer to the list. But until then – enjoy!

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