All Emerald Plains callouts in Rainbow Six Siege

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Callouts are one of the most important parts of Rainbow Six Siege. The ability to efficiently communicate accurate information to your teammates is often just as useful as being able to shoot your gun well.

With any new map comes new callouts. Here are some of the most common ones you'll hear, based on what Ubisoft calls them, and what the community uses for other maps. 

What is a callout in Rainbow Six Siege?

A callout can tell you the location of an enemy or a push. Clear communication is essential to being able to push effectively, and often times wins teams rounds they otherwise would not win. Here are some general callouts. 

What is the "Harry Potter" callout in Emerald Plains Rainbow Six Siege?

The Harry Potter callout refers to any spot underneath stairs, where Harry Potter initially lived. 

What is the "connector" callout in Emerald Plains?

Typically, the "connector" callout is reserved for a small room that connects two crucial rooms. The community typically defines the connector callout. Currently, there is no "connector" callout on Emerald Plains as defined by the community. 

What is the "cat" callout in Emerald Plains?

"Cat" refers to a catwalk, which is a narrow walkway or an open bridge, typically next to a drop-down. On Emerald Plains, there is an exterior catwalk, not an interior one. If you hear "cat", the enemy is outside the building. 

What is the "breach" callout in Emerald Plains?

"Breach" refers to a reinforced wall that has been hard breached by the attacking side. The "breach" can be next to any reinforced wall, you'll know from the sound. 

What are all the names of the rooms in Emerald Plains?

There are a lot of rooms in Emerald Plains. Here's the names of every single room, spawn, and bomb site in the map. 

Pantry

The pantry contains one exterior wall and is on the bottom floor of the building. 

Kitchen

The kitchen is one of the eight rooms in Emerald Plains with a bomb site. 

Dining

Kitchen's partner bomb site, the dining room is also on the first floor. 

Memorial 

The memorial room has this tomb in it. 

Red/orange stairs

The red/orange stairs are, well, red and/or orange. 

Clock hall

Clocks, or the clock hall, is where the orange stairs lead. 

Painting

The painting room contains sculptures but is still "painting" in-game. 

Ceramic

This bright pink room is called "ceramic", but if you call it "pink", I'm not going to blame you. 

Archive

Here's the archives room, which is a Rainbow Six mainstay. 

Bar Stock

In other maps, there's a bar room and a stock room, but this room is "bar stock". 

Bar

And right next to it, is the bar. 

Lounge 

And next to that is the Lounge. 

Pool 

The pool room contains a pool table, not a swimming pool. 

Toilets

The toilets room is another 1F room with an exterior wall. 

Fireplace

The fireplace room is going to be a bloodbath. There are many directions to get shot from, from both floors. 

Fountain

The fountain room, or "blue", has a sneaky little vault on the fountain itself. 

Back entrance

The back entrance is, well, around back. 

Fountain stairs

These are the stairs that lead from the fountain to the library. 

Library

The library room is going to be a tough nut to crack. It seems like a very fortified room with many hard surfaces to hide behind. 

Hunting Hall

Another long hall upstairs is called "Hunting" for the trophies it's garnered... 

Music Hall

...and close to it is the music hall. 

Green stairs

The green stairs are self-explanatory. 

Mud Room

One of the more common entrances into the map will be the mud room. 

Lobby

Last but certainly not least, here's the main lobby.