Frog Isle

Frog Isle is one of the maps in Paladins and was originally released in the Paladins CB30 update. With the Paladins 3.02 update this map received a major visual rework.
Like every Siege Map, Frog Isle also has certain callouts.

Description

This map has mirrored layouts and is designed for 2 teams of 5 players. There is a Capture Point in the middle. The bases are located at opposite ends of the map.

The only Game Mode that is currently playable in this map is Siege.

Lore

According to a line from Talus in The Fight of the Shattered Desert story, Jaguar Falls and Frog Isle are both possibly part of the Ska'drin Island, and is likely Serpent Beach as well, due to it being visible on Jaguar Falls, as shown here, and here.

Hazard(s)

Deadly Waters

The waters that surround this map are deadly to the touch and have the same kill mechanics as those of a cliff ledge, making champions with knockback abilities ideal for easy eliminations. Champions that lack flight/teleportation abilities are susceptible to being launched off the map without having any sort of means for recovery...

Gallery After Rework

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When it comes to the Frog Isle rework, the primary goal was to push the environment quality up to the high bar we’ve established for the more recent maps. The secondary goal was to add a lot of frogs; we wanted to make sure the map finally lived up to its name. We wanted clear contrast between bricks and trims, between walls and floors etc. This was to combat some of the washed out, samey feel of the original map. We also desperately wanted to replace the low poly rocks used throughout the tropical art set with something a little more stylized. Frog Isle was one of our earliest maps and I’m happy to have had the opportunity to finally give it a makeover. -Alex M, Environment Artist

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Gallery Before Rework

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  Overhead View
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  Overhead View

Trivia

• This map was initially part of a larger one called Temple Isle. It was divided into Frog Isle, Jaguar Falls, and Serpent Beach.