Attempting to create a more realistic Forest Trail map with this one.

Things I've noticed so far:

• Reducing the bright inner glow of the water to 50% brightness has helped the creek to blend in better.
• The used City Cliffs do an "ok-ish" job with this style, but they stand out at higher zoom levels. Are there any relatively easy "Dungeon Scale" cliff solutions in other dungeon styles, that work with Forest Trails? EDIT: Silly me - Forget the WIP enhancement of this style. Looking forward to the new cliffs...
• A forest created with leaves, weeds, ferns and Trees looks very good, but I'm missing broken-off twigs/ fallen branches. So far the only one's I've found are Mikey Schley ones - which don't fit in with this style. Are there any other ones I have missed?
• The water looks really nice :-)

Some detail shots - at least the tower area is still WIP

Comments and suggestions for improvement are highly appreciated.

I love the new varycolour trees.

Thank you so much @Loopysue

This style has so much potential. And I had so much fun just quickly tacking this together.

Here's a version without the grid:

Larger versions are in my gallery. Wear red when you bring offerings. ;)

A short interlude while waiting for the Forest Trails. I like the house styles - might use them for a City style mix.

A larger version is in my gallery.

Wanted to try out the "Creepy Crypts"-Style - and had seen something with rats recently.

The lighting gave me a bit of a headache. Had to use a light-blocking hidden sheet to prevent the cave walls from being illuminated.

Also tried using a single, weak light source as general outside lighting, which prevented me from cropping the map.

If anyone has tips on how to better handle these issues, I'd be glad to hear them

Here's a version without grid, which makes the rats more visible, too.

Larger versions are in my gallery.

Happy Halloween. 🙂

The center lake looks a little "off" - at least at low zoom levels. Maybe an edge-effect similar to the Shoreline, or a different texture could help.

Apart from that, the map looks really good and well thought out.