Not sure if this looks better or not but need to move on to work on other things. May come back to this later.

I was going for a yellow solid line at first thinking of the indi movies. May come back to this and change the line color maybe add and affect to it.

The Start of my Arkham House Basement. The main room with bookshelves is suppose to be a museum where I will display artifacts the group(s) they have found over time.. and maybe figure out how to link it in Roll20 to actual handout that describes the item. I hope to figure out how to take an image and turn it into a symbol that I can put on the tables or bookshelves.

I am not 100% happy with this map.. I am still struggling with keeping everything the same scale on a map. But at least this one is better than the last.

The redone map has gone over rather well. The Columns using dynamic lighting look fantastic and give the place a lit but of an eerie feel to it which was perfect. Photos here I used for atmosphere and to describe the ruins on the service at Mars Ultor. I used the modified map for below ground ruins..in what I claimed was an older version of the temple that sunk in early 300 AD.

Here is a small outside area of the map with dynamic lighting in affect. I think it gives a decent impression of what the players could see. Keep in mind what looks like a shadow here was an area they could not see at all.. so something could always be lurking behind a pillar.

Top Floor, stain glass windows do nto fit smoothly with the walls.. not sure what to do about that unless I just go with different windows.

Added custom symbol for found artifacts and added them to the basement tables but thinking I may remove them and just use tokens in roll 20. With tokens in Roll20 I can use a macro and API to causes a popup and message in roll20chat that includes a link to a handout on the item in question. Besides I would need to figure out how to export from CC3 with enough detail one could tell what the artifacts are. Example here zoomed in a bit in CC3. Obviously with some of these PNGs I would need to go back and figure out how to remove the backgrounds if I was going to insert them lie this directly on the map. There is a little more detail on the ground floor but I will share once it is closer to being complete again. One thing I am running into is this is a map for 1920 North America and finding symbols for things like Lamps, Coat racks, phones, and decent couches/sofas is near impossible..well that exist with the content I own which is all annuals CD#, CC3, DD3, and two of the symbol sets one being modern if I recall. I did import a few symbols I already had but most were 3D for something I was working on and do not look right. if anyone is aware of a source of 1920 or even more modern symbols I might be able to leverage I am all ears.

Once I create some things that look halfway good I will post them. And honestly what is important is do the maps in things help your players visualize what your trying to imagine. How historically accurate I think is secondary. :-) I did create this overland journey map but it needs a lot of work to be good.

However, it still will work as a visual prop in the game.

I need to find something better to use for the trail and take my time moving the panes etc so they line up. + The map could use a few text labels as what you see in the background is a bitmap of 1920 world map. Due to size etc I am starting to think what I need to do is connect the circular graphic to the trail via a different line and put the text label there it make more room.

Guess who found there Forgotten Realms Atlas this weekend? Now just need to figure out how I am going to connect a CD drive to one of my PC's :-)

I think it is done. I do wish I had a way of making little cave entrances on these cave walls. If anyone has an idea for that or monster nests that look a little less like bird nests I would love to hear it.