Further progress - also more 'colouring in' of the roofs as well.

Here are some of the Drawing tools I am working on for a new version of Watabou Cities.

Please comment.

And if any of you have better ways to do crenalations with a drawing tool or macro, please let me know.

Map is finished, I think. I will submit it to Remy Monsen when he returns from his well-earned vacation.

Here is the beginning of the region of Rewiar on the Berenur Continent, using the new style, which I think looks so gorgeous. @Ralf - more structure and marine symbols, PLEASE.

This is the region on the continent map:

This is the map so far:

This is the capital of the small Elven Queendom of Aillte-Lonracha, starting with the Watabou revised annual. I will do a bit of demolition etc, and also use symbols for the buildings from another annual (not decided which yet).

The Qesuik - adapted for colder climes.

Revised characters. Hope this meets the comments below - I feel these are better as well.

I have decided to make the Drakona 6 limbed - I am not so sure it works with CA, but this will do, I think

Final DM version of the Peaksland Kingdom (think mountains and dwarves). Names and sites are as per DM's requests.

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Here is the 'nation' of Frostlund. it is primarily a Vynling (norse) federation of largely autonomous jarldoms, but with a High Queen as the bit-more-than-nominal ruler.

It is the region where the first campaign I have run will commence in 10 days time after a break from DMing for 33 years! Yes, I am nervous. The last edition of D&D I DMed was 2nd edition. Now it is 5th ed 2024. At least I have had about 6 months gaming experience in it - previously hadn't played since 2016 - and then that was 1 game after about 10 years absence.

The players come from Dalvik (in the upper right hand corner) and will start off overhearing a nasty argument between Sven, an old retired sailor, and 2-3 travellers to the town, exhibiting rather unsavoury attitudes (definitely more than a trace of Grimmir blood). [The Grimmir are the equivalent of the various orcish humanoids, but they can range from civilized Germanic types to yobbo Aussies, to southern USA rednecks. But the Vynlings do stereotype them as barbaric Philistines!]

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Vynlings:

And the Grimmir

And his lady wife