Updated August 30, 2026
WARDOGS Bakurani and Ozeti Maps Guide
Plan routes, observation and three-team rotations on the test-era Bakurani and Ozeti maps without treating beta coordinates as permanent.
Read every route in three layers
First mark the destination: Control Zone, support objective, staging area or extraction path. Next mark exposure: ridgelines, roads, open ground, water and likely observation points. Finally ask which third team gains space while you fight the obvious opponent.
This method still works when exact coordinates change. Treat beta screenshots as landmarks to compare, not permanent grid references.
Planning Bakurani
Community material associates Bakurani with mixed terrain, including elevation, vegetation, industrial approaches and vehicle access. When Early Access opens, compare those features with the in-game map before choosing a preferred route.
Choose one covered infantry line, one vehicle-capable line and one fallback connection. Compare travel time only on the same build and under similar conditions.
Planning Ozeti
Treat Ozeti as a separate navigation problem rather than carrying over a Bakurani habit. Check sightline length, road dependence, water or low-ground crossings, interior routes and where an asset can turn around without becoming trapped.
A route that is fast on an empty server may be fragile once three teams contest the area. Note where the squad can pause, observe and change direction without exposing the entire group.
Rotate without donating a fight
Before leaving cover, identify the next piece of cover and the condition that cancels the move. If two teams are already committed, decide whether entering helps your objective or simply lets the third side claim uncontested space.
Vehicles can shorten travel but also announce direction and concentrate risk. Use the vehicles guide for crew and asset discipline; use this map framework to decide where that asset should and should not travel.
Turn a route into a usable field note
Capture the full map, legend and grid at a consistent zoom. Add a landmark only after visiting it, then note the route's purpose, transport type, hazards and fallback—not just a colored line.
Bakurani and Ozeti remain test-period names until both appear in the September 10 client. If either map changes or is absent, follow the installed map list rather than forcing a pre-release route onto a different battlefield.
Sources and further reading
WARDOGS Handbook — Maps (community/test reference) →
WARDOGS Handbook — Tips (community/test reference) →
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