Maps

Every map in the VALDLE pool, listed alphabetically. These are the maps you can be asked to guess in Map mode.

• AbyssA research facility suspended over nothing, Abyss is the map with no boundaries: lose a duel near an edge and the map itself finishes the job.
• AscentA Venetian island raised out of the water, Ascent is built around a huge open mid and two mechanical doors either team can slam shut.
• BindA Moroccan town under a hard sun, Bind has no middle at all: two sites, and two teleporters that throw attackers from one half of the map to the other in an instant.
• BreezeA Caribbean island of ruins and beaches, Breeze is the widest map in the pool: long sightlines everywhere, and the Operator rules the round.
• CorrodeMont-Saint-Michel on the Normandy coast, after Omega's First Light boiled away the sea around it. The town now mines the radianite salt flats the water left behind, across three lanes and two sites with no gimmick at all.
• FractureA failed Radianite experiment in New Mexico that tore the map in half. Attackers spawn on both sides of defence and squeeze it from front and back at once.
• HavenA monastery in Bhutan, and the only map in the pool with three sites. Defenders are always a player short somewhere, so rotations decide the round.
• IceboxA frozen Kingdom dig site in Russia, Icebox is a maze of containers and ziplines with more angles above your head than in front of you.
• LotusAn ancient temple complex in the Western Ghats of India, Lotus has three sites, rotating stone doors, a destructible wall and a silent drop.
• PearlA Portuguese city sitting under a dome at the bottom of the sea, Pearl is a pure map with no gimmick: no teleporters, no ropes, no doors, only angles.
• SplitA Japanese city cut in two by a rope-line, Split is a vertical map: the team holding the towers over mid holds the round.
• SummitA Radiant training academy and monastery hidden in the mountains of Zhangjiajie, and the place where Sage trained before joining the Protocol. Its signature is the reactive walls: shoot the switch beside one and it slams shut for the rest of the round, cutting a rotation and crushing whoever stood underneath.
• SunsetA Los Angeles street shut down by a Radianite incident, Sunset is a compact two-site map where mid control decides almost every round.