lavic.inputMap — the pilgrim's controls. Group `climb`, standing `player` down. The engine's own `default` map is in the `player` group and is held live by the player prototype's controller and camera rig, so a game that only repointed those at its own map would get BOTH schemes at once — this game's Helm, Free and Pause beside a built-in Crouch, Interact, Zoom and Pointer Lock, and on a phone two overlays of circles for one pair of thumbs. Naming the group it stands down is what makes this the one live scheme while the pilgrim is climbing. The rules slice stands THIS group down in turn, through `game.rules.hold`, whenever the round is not in the player's hands — the title, the opening, a staged moment, the pause card, the end. `pointerLock = true` so a mouse steers by moving, the way a third-person game on a desktop does, rather than only while a button is held. The look binding still carries its arming gate, so a right-drag and a right stick steer as well, and a finger drags the right half of a phone.