Just wanted to comment on this old thread to say how delighted I am with this style as this month’s annual. I just went through the demo maps using a technique I’ve seen Ralf do, going through the sheets one by one, and then again turning on sheets in order to see the city build up. It’s very impressive! This style will be perfect for some of the “3,000 years ago” backstories in my campaign world.

Thank you, that was a very useful suggestion for the ones with a full-body varicolor option. (I tried experimenting with Adjust Hue/Saturation, Colorize, and RGB Matrix Process, but those effects don't work on raster symbols.) I will also look through my other symbol sets for more creatures. Great suggestion!

No snow where I live (San Francisco) so we have a lot of flat roofs with fake facades to look like sloped roofs. I’m always fascinated by the architecture when I visit places where it snows. I tend to use steep roofs in CC3 because I love the look.

Sorry, not at my computer (on my iPad) but just remembered that Sue’s Parchments are under Bitmaps - Backgrounds.

There’s a metallic gold leaf fill in Sue’s Parchments (under Other). It’s what I used for the inlay in my ziggurat. And there’s a bronze (or brass?) inlay in Marine Dungeons 2.