Just to throw a cog into the wrenches here. All atlas maps are always exported without the grid, because that often makes problems for people using VTT's, which is one of the main reasons to download the rendered image version. But then, referring to grid size becomes meaningless. So atlas maps do need an actual scale bar of some sort, but a tiny one is more than enough for maps such as these, doesn't need to be any larger than a single grid square.

Some of that text is pretty hard to read. That red and brownish text need a much more powerful light glow to be readable.

And last new atlas map for today. Thanks for the contribution.

Change the fill style resolution settings. Try to divide the numbers by 4. That should fix the pixelation.

Lovely map. Great use of the style to create a nice atmospheric location.

The full size is for when your players have nearly been killed from what came out of those small ones they didn't notice, and then they find a full-size one in the next location.....

After changing them (I recommend taking care not saving over the originals, and keep your own modified version in a separate folder with a slightly edited filename). You can then import the symbols into the map using Symbols -> Import PNGs.

After that, you can open the symbol manager, and find your imported symbols (they will be at the bottom). Select all the new symbols, and hit the save as catalog to save it as a new symbol catalog. Now, open the new symbol catalog as if it was a map (instead of into the symbol catalog window), go to the symbol manager again, but this time, select the symbols and hit properties. From here you can set up options like symbol groups and random selection from groups. Just save the file normally when done.

From now on, you can load this new symbol catalog into the symbol catalog window when working with a map and use it like any other catalog.

The wooded places is now in the atlas:

And finally, the final set of Embra, the Constructed Places, are now in the atlas. Thanks to Wyvern for all these great maps.

Note that I have some very hectic (and long) days coming up at work now, and then I am leaving town for a little while, so I probably won't be able to process any more maps until mid July at the earliest.