Thank you all.

Sue, I am playing with the colorize effect but you are right, this is more clay than wood. Never found anything I really liked but the colorize effect is going to be a favorite

Wyvern, very interesting idea, my thought was a dryad formed the tunnels, which would entail a nature "growth" as opposed to tunneling which would damage the tree & thus the dryad. In conjuction with jonas' spiral inward idea I think it might work really well. The green carpet is an attempt to convey a slimey moss covering, the whitish pustule in the upper right room is intended to be a coccon.

Jonasgreenfeather, great idea. Spiralling to the heart of the tree makes for a better layout & more in line with the story. I like the pinch point idea in the passages as well. The party is going to have small, biting spiders crawling all over them once they pass the web room, and slimey moss actively grasping at their feet, it will be help to amp up the tension too... and then there's the wood golems...

Anyone have any suggestions for a better fill for the "walls" of this small dungeon? I am trying to make it look like the inside of a giant tree. I could add lots of age rings, there are some very faint ones on the right above the webfilled room, but just wondering if there might be a better option?

Thank you and Happy New Year

I am trying to simulate sunlight shining through a window, specifically the window on the left wall and the one on the front wall to the right. I changed the color on the Wall Shadow, Directional effect to a bright yellow and used the Global Sun setting so it matches the shadows cast by the wall. I added a stronger shadow to the sack just below the left window and the cauldron to the right of the front window. Does it work or am I just messing up the map? Any thoughts are appreciated.

Thank you for the ideas DaltonS. The Lord of this area is a Ranger, she does look out for her woodsmen and Rangers. Travellers on the high road gain the benefit of her generosity. A toll wouldn't be consistent with her views on hospitality.

Shadows for the camp fire are funky but otherwise ok