Split callout · Attacker Side
Attacker Side Spawnon Split
The area where the attacking team begins each round. Both the A and B routes and Mid can be reached from it, so the call tells the team where enemies are coming back from.
- Area
- Attacker Side
- Name
- On the in-game minimap
- Checked
- Patch 13.08
Around it
Callouts near Attacker Side Spawn
- Mid BottomThe attacker end of mid, where attackers come in before splitting toward B Link or the A Sewer.
- B LinkA passage that runs from Mid toward the B side, one of the central passages alongside Ropes, Mail and Sewer. Calls mention it to report enemies sneaking from Mid into the B side.
- B LobbyThe staging area that feeds into B Main, close to a set of boxes that players often lose to corner peeks. Calling it signals enemies gathering before they move down B Main.
- A SewerA passage on the A side that links toward Mid and, through an ascender, up to A Lobby. Calling it warns that enemies may come through the sewer into Mid or onto the A side.
- Mid TopThe defender end of mid by Mail and Vent; holding it controls both mid routes.
- Mid MailMid Mail is the Mid passage on the route toward Ropes; it is not a B Site callout.
FAQ
Attacker Side Spawn, answered.
Where is Attacker Side Spawn on Split?
The area where the attacking team begins each round. Both the A and B routes and Mid can be reached from it, so the call tells the team where enemies are coming back from. It sits next to Mid Bottom, B Link and B Lobby.
Is Attacker Side Spawn an official Split callout?
Yes. Attacker Side Spawn is one of the callout names VALORANT itself shows on the Split minimap, so it's what your teammates see when they ping it.
Callout data checked 2026-10-20 for VALORANT patch 13.08
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