Marvel Rivals Maps Guide (2026): Every Map by Mode and Season

Marvel Rivals has added maps at a steady pace since launch: new worlds with each early season, then standalone maps in 2026. This guide lists every map in the game as of Season 10.5 "Butcher's Blasphemy" on 8 November 2026, grouped by mode and by world, with the date each one arrived. It also covers the arcade and event maps you won't see in ranked, the four maps of 2026 in more detail, and a routine for learning a new map before you play it where it counts.

Three modes, one map list

Every map you play in Quick Match or Competitive belongs to one of three objective modes. Beebom's Season 10 mode explainer (updated 1 October 2026) notes that Quick Play and Competitive share the same three objective types, and Wikipedia lists the same three modes:

A map's mode is fixed: Yggdrasill Path is always Convoy, God Quarry always Domination. Some worlds, though, have two maps in different modes. Yggsgard has a Convoy map and a Domination map, Tokyo 2099 a Convoy and a Convergence map, and so on, which is why the atlas above groups maps by world.

All 18 objective maps

Here is the full list by mode, with the season each map arrived in. Dates come from NetEase's patch notes where it published one, Beebom's season roadmaps for the 2026 maps, and Wikipedia's season table for the rest. Launch maps are the ones that appear in Wikipedia's mode lists but in no later season's row.

* Wikipedia lists Yggsgard: Royal Palace as a Domination map; Beebom's Season 10 list of Domination maps (1 October 2026) leaves it out. We couldn't confirm its status from NetEase, so check your client's map list. Spellings follow Beebom's list; Wikipedia spells the Convoy map "Yggdrasil Path".

When each map arrived

The launch game in December 2024 had five worlds: Yggsgard, Tokyo 2099, the Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda, Hydra Charteris Base and Klyntar. Each of the first four seasons then added a world or a map with its theme. Season 1 brought the Empire of Eternal Night (Midtown, Central Park and the Sanctum Sanctorum), Season 2 the Hellfire Gala (Krakoa and Arakko), Season 3 more of Klyntar (Celestial Husk), and Season 4 K'un-Lun (Heart of Heaven). From 2026 the new objective maps stopped belonging to bigger worlds and arrived as maps of their own, usually a few weeks into a season rather than on its first day.

The four objective maps of 2026

Museum of Contemplation (Convoy) arrived on 30 January 2026. Beebom's Season 6 roadmap sets it in the Collector's Museum and mentions comic easter eggs, including a nod to Cosmo the Spacedog. Lower Manhattan (Convergence) followed on 3 April 2026: Alchemax's 2099 headquarters has crashed into New York, and a drone scans both teams through walls. Our Convergence guide walks through it stop by stop.

Thebes (Convoy) came on 24 July 2026, two weeks into Season 9. Beebom describes ancient Egyptian architecture mixed with retro-futuristic technology, a route from an open start into Apocalypse's pyramid and on to the Temple of Khonshu, and "an unusually large amount of high ground"; the Convoy guide has the walkthrough. God Quarry (Domination) is the newest, from 24 September 2026. NetEase sets it in the Cradle of Creation, where the God Butcher crashed Omnipotence City; its areas are House of Ideas, Halls of All-Knowing and Confessional Eternity, covered in the Domination guide.

Arcade, event and hub maps

These maps exist in the game but not in the Quick Match and Competitive objective rotation. Arcade modes change often; the arcade modes guide tracks which are live.

Two of these changed recently. NetEase's Season 10.5 notes (9 October 2026) say "The Alchemax Headquarters map has been added to the 18 VS.18 mode", which until then used Grand Garden and Shenloong Arena. And Times Square, a social hub you can visit between matches, had a fix on 29 October 2026 for players who couldn't return to it after a match. The two sources disagree on Conquest: Beebom's October 2026 explainer still lists it with Ninomaru, while Wikipedia says the Arcade hub's Conquest left in the 18 December 2025 Winter update, so check the Arcade tab before you plan on it.

How to learn a new map fast

New maps arrive every few months, and the first week of a new map is when ranked games are most random. This is the routine our boosters use before they play a new map for a customer. It is BoostPirate's advice, not a NetEase feature list:

1. Walk it in a custom game10 min

   Run the route alone, from both spawns. Note every health pack, every staircase and every door to the high ground.

2. Find the three chokesroute

   Every objective map has a few places where fights always happen: the point, the doorways, the checkpoint corners.

3. Look up, then look for flanksangles

   Balconies, windows and side rooms decide fights more than the main lane. Thebes and God Quarry are full of them.

4. Play its limited playlistQM

   When a new map gets its own Quick Match mode, as God Quarry did, play it then: everyone is learning, and losses cost nothing.

5. Watch one good playerreplay

   A replay from a higher rank shows routes you missed. Our positioning guide explains what to look for.

Reading a map: tight, open and vertical

You don't need to memorise every map to play it well. Sort it into a type when it loads and play the type. These groups are our coaching shorthand, built from the map descriptions in our sources:

What's next: Season 11

Season 11 starts on 13 November 2026, according to NetEase's Season 10.5 roadmap as Beebom reported it (6 November 2026). Beebom expected the official reveal in a Dev Vision video on 10 November and mentioned new heroes, but no new map, game mode or ranked change had been announced when we checked on 8 November 2026. The pattern of 2026 suggests a new map can still arrive a few weeks into a season, as Thebes and God Quarry did, so read each week's patch notes. A new season also starts with placements: our Season 11 rank reset guide explains what resets.

If you are preparing for a new season, the map list matters less than how you play the three modes. The destruction guide covers the breakable cover and map mechanics, and our ranks guide explains the ladder you are climbing.