© Riot Games. Used under Legal Jibber Jabber.The training academy sits among steep mountain scenery. Its most important twist is a set of large walls that can be dropped and stay changed for the rest of the round. Teams must recognize when a route opens or closes rather than memorizing a single layout.
Editorial review: 2026-10-27 · Patch context 13.08 · Not live map rotationThe training academy sits among steep mountain scenery. Its most important twist is a set of large walls that can be dropped and stay changed for the rest of the round. Teams must recognize when a route opens or closes rather than memorizing a single layout.
Before a site hit, communicate which wall is still standing. Use an initial probe to draw defensive utility, then commit with a clear second route. If a wall falls, immediately update the player assigned to watch the flank.
Defend the unaltered lanes early, but make a second plan for the post-wall layout. A teammate who keeps guarding an obsolete choke point can leave a free entry. Save some delaying utility for the route that becomes available.
Use mid to test defender responses; choose the site only once your team understands the wall state. Changing the map without a follow-up plan can benefit the other side.
The wall sound and its resulting open angle both convey information. Pause, re-clear the changed sightline, and rotate only after someone confirms which path is safe.
Treating a dropped wall as decoration. Its change lasts through the round, so previous callouts may no longer describe the actual route.
Load Summit in a custom game. Walk both site approaches, test the main rotation, and practice one coordinated entry and one retake. Repeat after major map geometry changes.
Learn the basicsThese are general tactical suggestions, not promises about the current competitive map rotation. Layouts may change after updates. Game art is credited above; factual references are maintained in the internal editorial registry.
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