I was sent a bust of Julius Caesar with 12 holes in the back for holding pens, by a Facebook friend of mine (Canadian, of course) - it arrived totally out of the blue! Well, several years later, I have been able to repay the gesture with this map of his home region in Alberta between Edmonton and Calgary, as the Lost Kingdom of Lundquist (his name is David Lundquist). His hometown, Olds, is the capital - and Calgary a small village.

I have used the village and city maps from Watabou as pngs, rather than doing them all with CC3+, but of course the map overall is done with CC3+.

Larger map in the gallery.

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This is the map I will use. And attached is its history - I will revamp this as a doomed fantasy story for my game and the Atlas.

Following on from Ralf's Live Mapping session, I redid the map of Heather House from House on Gryphon Hill, which I have renamed and am using in an adventure for my hapless players.

It uses symbols from a very old CC2 map of the building (not done by me). I guess I haven't changed much as yet. I do like the style though.

And for fun, an exotic jungle drawing tool.

Here are the fills I have made, using the method outlined by Ralf. I have put them in my Mike Schley drawtools.

I wanted to create rocky wastelands for smaller regional maps.

Here is the drawtool page, and the examples.

I have also used a pattern to overlay the underlying fill, to create a further distinctive wasteland fill, for use in much larger maps.

And the symfills I created: