Valdelboros Village Map —Violence District

Mountain Village Setting

Valdelboros Village is Violence District Spain-inspired mountain map—cobblestone streets, terraced hillside houses, church plaza, vineyard edges, and stone archways connecting elevation changes. Released to expand outdoor survivor loop options beyond forest and urban docks, it quickly became a favorite for squads running gen rush and looping builds.

Generators spawn in church interior, upper terrace vineyard shed, lower market square, hillside overlook chapel, and alley workshop behind residential row. Elevation shifts mean survivors repair on different vertical tiers simultaneously—killer cannot defend all tiers without wasting rotation time.

Visual clarity is excellent: daylight mountain sky, warm stone textures, long sightlines down main street. Survivors see killer approach from distance; killers see injured survivors sprinting wrong direction toward dead-end vineyard.

Long Loops and Street Tiles

Main street loop runs church to market square with four window vaults through residential facades and two pallet intersections—one of the longest natural loops in Violence District. Flow State and Quick Recovery shine here; killers who miss lunges at archway corners lose entire chase duration.

Vineyard terrace loops are shorter but multi-level: drop from terrace wall, vault lower window, return uphill through arch —vertical juking confuses killers who lack long-range pressure tools.

Alley workshop gens sit adjacent to strong tiles—finish these first in gen rush openers before moving to exposed overlook chapel gen with fewer pallets.

Gen Rush Paradise

Valdelboros rewards split repair more than any map except maybe Mercy vertical splits. Generators often sit on different elevation tiers —assign one survivor per tier and rotate when the killer commits to a chase on the opposite side.

We're Stronger Together duo finishes on church gen while three others hold market and vineyard progress is a standard coordinated pattern. Heads Up helps repair teams disengage when the killer enters main-street terror radius.

Open gate endgame: gates spawn lower market and upper church approach typically—injured survivors use main street long loop to buy time for healthy teammates exiting opposite gate.

Killer Counterplay and Mistakes

Killers must cut between elevation tiers using arch shortcuts, not chase full main street loop every time. Predict tile exhaustion and intercept at vineyard drop rather than following every vault.

Woodview-style spread pressure works less here—gens complete faster when survivors split intelligently. Force early chases on overlook chapel isolated gen before gen rush snowballs.

Survivor mistakes: entire team on church gen visible from main street; ignoring terrace gen because path uphill feels slow; healing in market square center. Killer mistakes: chasing one looper full street loop while four gens pop simultaneously on terraces.

Workshop alley gen completes fast due to adjacent safe tile but traps rescuers in dead end if killer camps hook—unhook from terrace drop side when possible. Vineyard edge offers fall escape during chase if main street pallet already spent.

Squad Communication Template

Call gens as upper terrace, lower market, church interior, workshop alley, or overlook chapel—never just "left gen." Elevation in callouts prevents teammates sprinting uphill into active chase.

When fifth gen completes, announce gate side and who holds main street aggro. Valdelboros escapes fail most often from injured survivors sprinting open vineyard instead of committing to known four-vault street loop one more time.

Church interior gen blocks line of sight from market—excellent for gen rush but dangerous hook if killer enters from terrace arch. Workshop alley rescues need Flashlight on arch corner because pallet may already be gone from earlier chase.