symbols: mike schley isometric city and overland.

Clouds: Alicia Faden

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I normally use the lightroom image processor as cc3 exports my final file in jpg or bmp format.

In my experience, the possibilities for changing contrasts, vignettes, shadows, colors, etc... in a lightroom or photoshop are much greater (and easier to implement) than those that the program makes possible.

I love sepia + grains ... made all Karkaroff maps in this style

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I believe the valley with the poisoned forest can be done with mike schley overland. Changing colours ....carnivorous plants, dry trees and bleeding trees next to green/red/purple geysers might be a good idea.

the other needs there is nothing that comes to my mind that would be a good idea.

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Thanks @Glitch .

When I'm about to start making a zone map for our atlas, I always imagine myself as a cartographer hired by the head of the area or just a traveling tourist.

So before starting, I create a tourist itinerary where I describe the main points of my trip. You never finish knowing every place you travel to so there's always something missing for the next traveling cartographer.

Unfortunately I live many years far away from my group that we have been playing with for over 30 years. In this rpgistic solitude I only have the maps to ease my creativity and create stories for when we meet next time.

Karkaroff region and Shrimp Tony are the last 2 brand new little sagas. (i make the adventures now in tv series format, more easy. we meet... i master around 6 chapters and finish a season with a conexion to the next one)

The leaves on the ground are very beautiful.

Me encanta el vari color de las hojas. Saludos desde Argentina.