the stairs were the easiest solution considering that isometric cities do not have stairs (wood/stone). Perhaps the easiest thing for Sue Richard Darkland's Cliffs to match with the Temple of Bones (@EukalyptusNow ) stairs was the fact that they shared the similar color tone.

The dirty roads are from mike schley isometric city with edge fade inner and less inner opacity %. I thought about using barrels to decorate the markets, but proportionally they seemed too small and would pollute the image more than they would add detail value, so they were discarded.

3 - Skeleton Coast - Necropolis de Pena

Waiting new coming Mike Schley Greek/Roman Structures to remake the map <3

Cheers

Hey @Lee Talman brother! Continuing the FCW map that I sent to you here on the Forum... opening the file you can see how I added several land effect SHEETS.

You can also notice how I placed the ROAD sheet almost under everything and added a small glow effect to highlight the sea.

My knowledge of nature tells me that it is actually a large snake disguised as a road 😥

6 - Create SYMBOLS TREES GRASS sheet, and place it above SYMBOLS BACK sheet. Select this sheet to work with and choose Scrub icon (grass).

VERIFY if CC3 keeps the SYMBOLS TREES GRASS sheet or if it simply switches - it happens a lot to me - to the SYMBOLS TREES Sheet. In case of change, Select SYMBOLS TREES GRASS again

11 - Refresh

Note: Ocean usually comes with the Edge fade inner effect, if you have to create your Sea LAKE sheet, don't let the Edge fade inner effect be included in this new sheet. It gives it a much more realistic look.

Then I place my city or any other icon, and in this case, I use trees to hide the mouth of the river

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/12581/mini-city-with-overland-tutorial#latest

In Sue Richards' annual Darklands you will, in my opinion, find the best solution to this situation. Since unfortunately other styles do not have, like this, "north-oriented" cliffs.

As you did with land features on the map, you will need a lot of patience to cover the finer lines with the land feature you choose.