Learn every defender setup. Actually remember it.

Interactive floor plans, every callout, and defender site setups with a one-line reason for each placement — then a quiz that tells you which ones you have actually learned.

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Free. No account needed to read anything or to take a quiz.

Setups that explain themselves

Every reinforcement, rotate, camera and gadget has a line saying why it goes there. A two-hour video is not a reference you can check mid prep phase.

Multiple variants, never a "best"

Sites get set up differently by different players. Variants are numbered, credited to whoever they came from, and left for you to choose between.

Dated, not rotting

Each setup carries the season it was last checked against. When a rework lands, affected setups get flagged Outdated instead of quietly misleading you.

What's in here

14ranked maps
592callouts
3published setups
5quiz modes

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The quiz is the point

Reading a setup and recalling it under a 45-second timer are different skills. The trainer drills the second one: it shows you a pin and asks for the callout, or gives you a callout and asks you to click it, or hides every label and makes you work it out.

Get one wrong and it comes back sooner. Get it right repeatedly and it stops appearing. That scheduling is the difference between "I read the Clubhouse page once" and knowing it.

Start a two-minute quiz

Five modes

  • Find the room — you get a name, click the room.
  • Name the room — you get a pin, pick the name.
  • Hatches — the thing people most often can't place.
  • Blind callouts — no labels, no options.
  • Rebuild the setup — place the reinforcements from memory.

Common questions

Is it free?
The whole setup library is free and always will be: every map, every site, every callout, no account needed. A paid plan exists for people who want unlimited daily quizzing and progress tracking across every map, and it does not unlock any content.
How do I know a setup is still current?
Every setup shows who it came from, the season it was last checked against, and a status: Verified, Needs review, Draft or Outdated. Draft means it has been written up but not yet checked in-game. Map reworks are what made every previous site in this category unreliable, so nothing here hides its age.
Do you use Ubisoft's map images?
No. The floor plans are drawn from scratch specifically for this site, which is why they look schematic rather than like an in-game screenshot. Callout names follow community convention rather than any one site's wording.
Does this work on a phone during prep phase?
That is the case it was designed around. Pages are static HTML, load in well under a second on mobile data, and the floor plan scales to a phone screen.

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