Have you also tried adding a slight edge fade directly to the cliffs?

Just checked some of my older maps. An "Edge fade inner"-effect with 0.5m edge with seems to work quite well to help the cliffs blend in.

Cool :) I need to do something modern, too - haven't really gotten into the modern floorplans yet.

You might want to go for broke and activate lighting.

Add the "Wall Shadow, point light finalize" effect to a rather "high sheet" like the map border, then start adding coloured light sources (turquoise around the "neon furniture" and maybe a different colour behind the bar/ near the entrance).

Very good style mix in the second map. Everything fits together very well.

On the first map, the green forest texture looks a bit too grid-like. Maybe rescaling the texture might help...

Damn! You have tempted me into buying the isometric towns! ;)

Great maps.

Most of all I would really enjoy an "East Asian Dungeon/ Fantasy Floorplan style", that is compatible with Sue's other recent styles (Creepy Crypts, Forest Trail).

Apart from that, there's lots of great suggestions in this thread:

Agree with Quenten that CA3 could really use more symbols or features (I've pretty much stopped using it, because I'm constantly missing items/ elements I would need for a character).

Modern/ Cyberpunk / Steampunk City/ Floor Plan Content would be cool, too. As would something Aztec/ Inca / Maya-themed.

Apart from the annuals, an update/ rework of SS3 would also probably be an instant buy for me. The current SS3 really looks quite dated, compared to newer styles.

That is an awesome map. Especially like the water effects.

And the bird, of course. :)

Looks good. I like the 3d terrain effects.

A little bit of Wall Shadow effect would make the bridge railings look better.

If you want to dress you map up more, add some rocks into and around the creek and maybe a small strip of "edge-faded"sandy/ muddy terrain right next to the water.

Mee too. The glowing lines already look very Cyberpunk.

You could try going for a "black and neon" colour scheme, with a black background (maybe dark blue for the sea) and differently neon-coloured streets and buildings (with inner and outer glow effects).

"Night City, AHWOOOO!" 😎

@Loopysue They look a bit like cobwebs in the example picture, which is probably due to the green water and rocks underneath.

Also, the contrast between rapid, foaming water and perfectly still, clear water in between looks unnatural, as do the sharp "non wavy" water edges towards the lower left of the screen.

The rocks under water look great, but maybe some kind of blur - effect and "rougher" edges would make the water look more "flowing".

@Loopysue Thanks a lot. The water looks great with the new fill.

Will there also be an undamaged bridge, without the hole? The damaged one looks great, but an undamaged bridge symbol is a lot more versatile to use...

@JulianDracos Another method for creating stepping stones is to use the same rock symbol twice: One copy in the "underwater" sheet, and a smaller copy on top, on the "above water" sheet, to show the dry part. Might also work with polygons.