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

Well, I have amazed myself, and finished this map in a rather short time. A Norwegian feel, I hope.

Sorry the resolution isn't so good on the forum.

I was rather inspired by the map that was shown on the other thread about Lankhmar, so decided i would give it a go, but doing 1 floor only, and using Watabou cities revised. I haven't got the fills for the roof colours right yet, but at least I am getting the buildings done. I have added two different market-place geomorphs here, for the section done.

i will definitely be a LOT slower than the other version being mapped, but I am having fun, and it fits my vision of the map.

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

An amazing job. I use symbols in area a lot, to prevent this - here are my sparse, medium and dense forests using Darklands trees as requested by my client - I wonder if you could have done the same?

Here is the last Island map - contested territory between the Irisian City States, and the Leoner Imperium (who have control of it at present). A casus belli, for sure!

Obviously, just the beginning.

The two Drakona - these are derived from a completely different evolutionary path from humans-elves-orcs; and so cannot interbreed with them. Their wings allow them to glide more than actually fly, as they are almost a vestigial organ, and serve as sexual display, rather than functional. I would have liked to make them more iridescent, but CC3 doesn't have iridescent sheens - are there sheet effects that would allow this?

The Vynlings - a Nordic-like people.

The male and female Swabentu - a South Sudanese- Masai -like people.