I would like to second Royal Scribe's suggestions, and add a few of my own.

I would like a Polynesian / Australian based overland annual.

I would dearly love the Spectrum style to be one of the additions to the basic CC3+, and for the monthly expansions to alternate between Mike Schley and Sue Daniels for the Spectrum style.

I would like extra house symbols (including the house tool) compatible with CD3A styles - perhaps an addition with far eastern, south Asian and other styles, as well as additions to the Gothic/classic/wooden, Mideast/thatch styles. Perhaps more unique buildings, like blacksmiths, warehouses, apartment blocks, inns and taverns, stables etc. As well as street furniture compatible with this CD3A style - benches, flowerpots, pillories, gallows, stalls, etc.

And especially more unique buildings for Greco-Roman - bath houses, temples, shrines, insulae (Roman apartments- need well off, middle class and poor), villas, Colosseum, hippodromes, theatres, stadium.

I would like to see conversions of the old city, temple and castle sets, just as Sue did with Beaumaris castle.

I very much would like to see more stuff for Character Artist - especially different stuff for them to carry, and adornments on the clothes, and ideally, semi-side on portrait faces and torsos (a very big task). I can get fatter and thinner using asymmetric tool, so that isn't a problem. But things showing aging would be nice, like wrinkles, etc

This is the next section I will tackle - the 'Viking' kingdom of Skalamark. It also includes the island of Llum (but with a new name) that I did for the Atlas, and for which I wrote extensive notes. Obviously, this is only a beginning.

Well, real life didn't permit, but I am back onto it, and hope to have it ready to submit to Remy when he returns from holidays.

Statues, wells, fountains, market stalls, text and the actual harbour to go.

Here is a better area for a jungle Myrklund map.

This is VERY much a beginning. More later on today.

The finished map, ready for submission to Remy when he returns.

Only criticis is that the stalls for the horses are both too narrow and not long enough. There has to be room for the horses to move around a bit. I have made that mistake myself!

It is a Watabou issue with the svg export. He must be using a different app, or else he is using just lines and not polygons. I don't know if the wizards Ralf or Momsen can help

And the map with the English meanings.

Vynlings = Icelandic; Kratirim = Ukrainian; Aeifa (elves) = Irish Gaelic

Don't forget the advanced plumbing of the Minoans - they had flushing toilets, not reinvented till the 19th century. Don't know about their sewer system, but it would have been fairly advanced I think.

I want sickly vomit yellow!!!