Looking great so far. You've given yourself quite a huge time frame for when to finish it now though :)

Nice start there. Looking forward to how this progresses.

You'll find a FAQ entry with a font list on this page. It's missing some of the recent annuals, but it contains most of it.

Lovely map. Really like how this turned out. Looking forward to the style.

Welcome to the forums. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

As JimP says, it is good to look at the tutorials. I recommend having a look at the tutorials in the manual, they explain a lot of the basic stuff needed for understanding the program, no matter what type of map you're going to create later.

From personal experience, having part of a map that you must name yourself is always a poor experience, it is so much easier to use a pre-made map if it has names.

Of course, not every minor street in a city map needs to be named, but having a good chunk of them named is always very helpful.

These looks great. You've got some very nice aesthetics and colors going on there.

Would love to see it in the atlas ,both the overview map and the battlemaps.

But yea, you would have to change the names. I'll also need you (or someone else) to find a location in the atlas where it will fit and look like it belongs, and the names would then probably have to be changed to match the location you place it.

Great. Only the dungeon levels are applicable for the competition obviously, but the overland map is great to be able to position the dungeon in the atlas.

Shadows are applied to all entities on the sheet with the effect. If you need some walls to not cast shadows, you need to place them on other sheets.

Note of course that you can have all your walls on a non-shadow sheet, and then just double up with a new set of walls on the shadow sheet so you don't have to break apart the rooms. The "walls" casting shadows could actually just be thing black lines on a dedicated sheet.