A Futuristic overland that communicates with Mike Schley to have even more scenario options would be fantastic. Even if this genre, at least in overland, is left in the background.

Futuristic, post-apocalyptic and science fiction would be very interesting, references similar to Moebius would will be wonderfull, as well as Enki Bilal, Katsuhiro Otomo, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Philippe Druillet, Sergio Toppi, François Schuiten, Hayao Miyazaki and many others.

Breaking out of the imprisoning chains of Dungeons and Dragons would not be bad at all.

I tried to create a dark forest environment, or "that dark movie theater environment", this time without using clouds :) and at the same time keeping the design simple without many icon options. I used only the 3 Mesas symbols by Herwin Wielink, plus the pine tree icons, the cave and the crystal, varying their positions, colors and directions of the symbol (mirror).

This time I tried to explore a region that had been torn apart by, perhaps, a major eruption. The few symbols of ruins in the style led me to imagine a very arid area, with only burned trees. I would have liked a bridge (in the original style) in ruins, but that's what we have. I asked Mike Schley, from the monthly content of cities, to import the flames and smoke to help set the mood of destruction.

Thanks @Don Anderson Jr. for reminding me of this technique, I haven't used it in a long time and had it stored far away in my brain database. 😘

Depending on how it is used, even with Alycia Faden's clouds, it gives a very dreamlike tone to the draw.