I tried to do something similar with the city of Stromphe, and ended up using cliffs and walls.

atlas.cdn.monsen.cc/atlas/artemisia/hi/stromphe city.png

This is the thread where all discussion on this region will now be held.

Here are three regions fairly completely mapped - the last being the least complete.

First, the 'Viking' kingdom of Kolsven

Next, the once great empire of Deithardt

With a close up of the remnants of Deithardt itself

Two nations to the north of Deithardt - Varnavna - not so complete

And Vuksatem

Finally, the least complete (what I am working on at present, East Bolasov (I had to divide Bolasov into two, as otherwise the overall map became too large - and perhaps that will make for a regional and perhaps ethnic difference - eg like East and West Ukraine).

The Qesuik - adapted for colder climes.

Revised characters. Hope this meets the comments below - I feel these are better as well.

I have decided to make the Drakona 6 limbed - I am not so sure it works with CA, but this will do, I think

Here is another island group in the Hardin region - inhabited by the Walloori, whose language and naming details I have taken from the indigenous language of the peoples of this area where I live in Geraldton, WA - the Yamaji or Wajarri people. However, the people themselves although dark skinned, look more like, and dress like medieval Indian people.

The larger zoomable version is in my gallery: Image Gallery: Hardin — ProFantasy Community Forum

Here is an update - I only have to replace the mainland Schley symbols with Spectrum now, and possibly add in more sites of interest.

I couldn't resist my lurid urges. And I made a few corrections.

Hope you get all the quirky references. Lasseter's Reef was a famous reef of gold discovered by a guy named Lasseter, in Australia - and then 'lost'. Many expeditions have failed to find it - Australia's El Dorado. So who knows what this reef will hold?!

Lasseter's Reef - Wikipedia

Some improvements and corrections, as suggested in private message from @Ricko Hasche - thanks for those, Ricko ❤️

I think this is now complete and ready for the Atlas once I have done the map notes.

Larger map in the Gallery.

And his lady wife