VALORANT map callouts
Breeze is a tropical map with two spike sites, A and B, joined by a central Mid that offers routes into both, and its long sightlines reward careful angle control.
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Every spot on Breeze with the name to call it, what else players call it and what it's for. 23 of them are the names VALORANT shows on the minimap; the rest are community callouts you'll hear in ranked and pro comms.
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| A Bridge | Also called Bridge | Bridge is reached by the rope at the back of A Site and leads onward into A Hall, so a call here means someone is crossing toward the hall or coming up that rope. |
| A HallCommunity | Also called Halls | The halls between Mid and A Site, the route for attackers who take mid and swing onto A. |
| A Lobby | Also called Lobby | A Lobby holds the attacker-side rope that climbs up to Bridge and then into A Hall, so calls for it warn that enemies are using that climb. |
| A Pyramids | Also called Pyramids | A Pyramids are the raised cover structures on A Site that attackers plant in front of and that offer long angles, so players call them out when someone holds them over the plant zone. |
| A Ramp | The ramp below A Bridge on the defender side of A, the route between A and the top of mid. | |
| A RopeCommunity | Also called Rope | The rope by A Shop that climbs up toward the halls, a quick vertical route on the A side. |
| A Shop | Also called Shop | A Shop is the room on the A side that works as the gate into A Cave, and since the 12.00 rework it is the only way into that cave, so calls for it warn that enemies are pushing through the Shop. |
| A Site | A Site is the spike site on the A side, reached from A Main, A Cave and the Mid door, and its callouts mark where defenders hold and where attackers plant. | |
| A YellowCommunity | Also called Yellow | The yellow container between A Bridge and A Site, cover on the defender side of the site. |
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| B Back | Also called Backsite, Back Site | B Back is the space behind the brick tower at the far end of the B Site wall, a common Viper or Killjoy setup, so players call it out when someone is hiding there or an attacker gets trapped in the back site. |
| B Elbow | Also called Elbow | B Elbow is the bent passage that links Mid Top to B Site and is used for flanks and rotations; the rework raised its wall so it can no longer be jumped, so a call here means someone is coming around that bend. |
| B LadderCommunity | Also called Ladder | The ladder at the back of B Site, a climb defenders use to hold the site from an off angle. |
| B Main | Also called Main | B Main is the wider of the two attacker entrances into B Site and the first contact point for many B executes, so calling it means someone is holding or pushing the approach. |
| B Site | B Site is the spike site on the B side, entered from B Main and B Tunnel, and since the 12.00 rework a wall splits it in two, so calls often specify which half an enemy is in. | |
| B Tunnel | Also called Tunnel | B Tunnel is the second attacker entrance into B Site beside B Main, and holders there get sniper angles, so the call warns that an enemy has taken the tunnel side. |
| B Wall | Also called Wall | B Wall is the wall on B Site that attackers can take control of from Top Mid and that defenders can play aggressively from, so calls for it mean someone is peeking off that wall. |
| B Window | Also called Window | B Window is the opening on the back side of B Site, and players call it out when an enemy is watching the site through it. |
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Mid Bottom | Also called Mid-Bottom | The attacker end of mid, where attackers come in from spawn before taking mid. |
| Mid Cannon | The cannon on the B side of mid, the open stretch attackers cross from mid toward B Elbow. | |
| Mid Hall | The hall between mid and A beside Mid Wood Doors, the defenders' rotation route from mid to A. | |
| Mid Nest | Also called Sniper's Nest, Nest | Mid Nest is the elevated sniper position in Mid that watches Mid Doors and mid pushes, and it must be cleared in B retakes, so calls for it report a sniper threatening both sites. |
| Mid Pillar | Also called Pillar | Mid Pillar is the central pillar that splits Mid, and after the rework a wall beside it was extended so Mid has one entrance, so calls for it mark fights at the center of Mid. |
| Mid Top | Also called Top Mid | Mid Top is the top-side route through Mid that attackers use to hit B Site, pairing with B Main and connecting to B Elbow, so calling it out tracks enemies heading toward B from Mid. |
| Mid Wood Doors | Also called Mid Doors, Double Doors, Wood Doors, Doors | Mid Wood Doors are the doors on the Mid side that open onto A Site, and teams push through them, so calls for these doors warn of an A-site push from Mid. |
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Attacker Side Spawn | The attacker spawn is where the attacking team starts each round, and calls from it usually report enemies moving out early along the attacking routes. |
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Defender Side Arches | Also called Arches | Arches is the defender-side archway on the front of B Site near B Wall, and calls there mark defenders holding the arch or attackers pushing toward it. |
| Defender Side Spawn | The defender spawn is where defenders start and the main route for rotating between the two spike sites, so calls from it track early defender movement. |
Site by site
Not on the minimap
Names you'll hear in ranked and pro comms that the game itself doesn't print. They're usually props or corners inside a bigger area, so they let a call be more exact than the minimap allows.
Also called Halls
The halls between Mid and A Site, the route for attackers who take mid and swing onto A.
Also called Rope
The rope by A Shop that climbs up toward the halls, a quick vertical route on the A side.
Also called Yellow
The yellow container between A Bridge and A Site, cover on the defender side of the site.
Also called Ladder
The ladder at the back of B Site, a climb defenders use to hold the site from an off angle.
Area by area
Practice
One spot on Breeze lights up and you pick its name from four. Keep a streak going; your best is saved on this device. A few rounds is enough to know the map before you queue.
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Drop a pin where it is, name it and say what it's for. Every submission is checked before it goes on the map, and it shows up with your name on it.
+ Add a calloutFAQ
Breeze has 27 common callouts. A Site: A Bridge, A Hall, A Lobby, A Pyramids, A Ramp, A Rope, A Shop, A Site and A Yellow. B Site: B Back, B Elbow, B Ladder, B Main, B Site, B Tunnel, B Wall and B Window. Mid: Mid Bottom, Mid Cannon, Mid Hall, Mid Nest, Mid Pillar, Mid Top and Mid Wood Doors.
Breeze has 2 bomb sites (A Site and B Site). Breeze is a tropical map with two spike sites, A and B, joined by a central Mid that offers routes into both, and its long sightlines reward careful angle control.
A Hall, A Rope, A Yellow and B Ladder are community names. The game's own callout text doesn't use them, but players and pros say them all the time.
Bridge is reached by the rope at the back of A Site and leads onward into A Hall, so a call here means someone is crossing toward the hall or coming up that rope.
The halls between Mid and A Site, the route for attackers who take mid and swing onto A.
A Lobby holds the attacker-side rope that climbs up to Bridge and then into A Hall, so calls for it warn that enemies are using that climb.
A Pyramids are the raised cover structures on A Site that attackers plant in front of and that offer long angles, so players call them out when someone holds them over the plant zone.
23 of them are: they're the names VALORANT itself prints on the Breeze minimap. The other 4 are community names that players and pros use but the game doesn't show; they're marked Community.
VALORANT shows the name of the area you're in under the minimap, and a location ping shows the callout name of the spot you pinged, so your team hears and sees the same word.
Partly. In some languages the game translates a few minimap names (Spanish shows "Árbol" for Tree, for example), while names like Main and Lobby stay in English. Most teams use the English names in comms.
Open the map above, switch to the side you're playing, then hit Test yourself. The quiz lights up one spot at a time and asks for its name, so a few rounds of it is enough to know the map before you queue.
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