For countless days, my eyes have lingered on the wondrous map of Shessar, tracing its rivers and mountains with eager fingers. How many nights have I dreamed of setting foot on its fabled lands? At last, the winds have answered my silent wish, carrying me across restless waters to its shores.

Today, I have landed on the humid green plains of Brukon, where our journey will begin. The air is cold, bitterly cold with the scent of salt and earth, and the whispers of unknown adventures stir within me.

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1. when i added edge stripe image appears on back ground, so ive added some mountinas on Symbol Back sheet to hide those back lines from the hidden land.
2. not shure already what i like more in this example (i changed a little bit to make a test). i hidded the land behind the hils image, so only appears edge stripe effect (or not, then no need to place a hidden land)
3. on this is the another option, make a very thin land line, just to give some green.

Since pro fantasy chose to release new monthly content focused on the Dungeon/battlemap style, I suggest considering elements where action takes place.

I would think of it as something very useful for future releases, villain stuff like cemeteries, necromancers, ancient libraries, temples, ruins, statues of unholy gods, more sarcophagi, dead bodies, items (magical or otherwise) like axes, gloves, bows, crossbows etc... Elements very useful in the elaboration of more characterized battlemaps.

Added to this in the concept of cities, I would not fail to evaluate the launch of Asian (Japanese - Chinese) constructions, which was the most requested topic in Overland's suggestions.

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4 Serenia East Coast

4 Serenia - Agroal and east coast

I'm trying out a new possibility:

1. Create AI-generated images of maps that come with interesting decorations.

2. Use this image as a Trace and add Transparency to this Sheet.

3. Place the Sheet Trace under the Land, and draw the outline of the Land on top of the image.

4. Arrange the map as I see fit with the chosen motif and keep this sheet trace transparent when I export the JPG.

I'm attaching the image and the file; I think you'll just have to "fit" the image back into the trace to get a better idea of ​​what I'm talking about.