Woods
Make the next move count.

01 / ORIENTATION

Get your bearings

Find a large anchor before following small loot markers: the Sawmill, shoreline, mountain or a named village is easier to recognize than an isolated tree line. Roads, power lines and bridges help connect those anchors across the less distinctive woodland. Keep the crashed plane and Jaeger’s hunting stand as separate nearby landmarks when approaching an early pickup. Around the map boundary and camps, read the permanent hazard outlines rather than assuming an open-looking clearing is a usable shortcut. The Train Depot is a special case: its appearance on the map does not create an ordinary walking entrance.

02 / ELEVATION

Floors & interior views

Ground floor, Floor 2 and Basement views cover mapped structures and bunkers. Small-building plans are deliberately concise, and some cabin, tower and industrial interiors still have only partial reference coverage.

Switch between 2D and isometric views to compare the floor layout with the building shapes. Open a building on your quest route to follow the relevant objective floor.

03 / RAID PREPARATION

Plan before you move

• Keep minefield outlines in view while comparing woodland shortcuts; the danger layer remains visible independently of loot.
• Use Loot along route only to narrow both ordinary loot and Battle Pass documents to supported detours.
• Choose the Train Depot after-arrival origin only once you have actually arrived; the planner does not simulate a BTR ride.