Great mapwork there, Quenten :)

This is a pure coincidence, but have you heard about the November mapping competition being run by Michael Tracey over on DND/RPG Maps on FaceBook? It's being sponsored by Profantasy, and the subject is castle maps.

No worries if you aren't a member of that group, but it's right here if you want to show your stuff: https://www.facebook.com/groups/256388815313777/permalink/680900526195935/?notif_id=1605854734852506&notif_t=group_post_mention&ref=notif

Oh you're doing banners as well? Snap! So am I. But mine won't help until sometime next year.

I think I prefer number 2, because they will be more visible than the others.

Try a few drop shadow effects on them ;)

Hi Daisho :)

That's "Munson's Mines" - the May issue of the 2017 CA

And Dalton! LOL!

A guess this is a popular first thought.

I will think about it, but for now I am wrestling more with what style, how many styles, parchment type... really basic stuff ;)

@WeathermanSweden - Thank you, André :) And the shadow could be done in CC3...

@DaishoChikara - Oh that's way over my head. I wouldn't have a clue. You would have to ask PF about that. What I can say is that I asked a related question some time ago about whether we could have a text-related effect that placed a background fill behind the text in a block, but I think the answer was no.

@Wyvern - I hadn't thought of that, but I think the artwork would be so large as to be extremely unwieldy, not to mention fixed and non-editable. Things are still at the thinking and doodling stage just yet, though, so I will think some more about it.