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

I suspect that for large continental or world maps I will be using the upcoming Birdseye style being created by sue Daniels. For regional maps, I will nearly certainly stick with Mike Schley, and also for smaller maps. This is just what I will use, and I am sure many others have many different ideas.

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!!!

Here are seven different depictions of forest that I would like your opinions on as to which is best. It is for a commission I have, and also will be used in my own Ukadarlia project.

If you have other thoughts, that is also welcome, but i really want to know which one you like best, and also the one you like least, even if you don't like any of them.

Each has dense forest in the centre, and woodland at the periphery.

As far as fills go, (not taking symbols into account), my favourite is clearly Spectrum. Schley has Some nice fill, others not so. I do like toe forest fills in 13th Age.

But regardless, I think my clear favourite author of fills is Sue's - all her creations have wonderful fills.

My only real request is that all biomes be represented, and several options for each - as she has done in the Spectrum particularly with deserts.

Sorry Sue about talking about you in third person, but I wanted everyone to know exactly who I was referring to.