I can change them, but remember that Kilimanjaro is on the equator and had snow on it.

Row 2 map. I've worked on it a bit.

1) two trolls, water, 5 skeletons, a torch on the wall

2) a dining area, stove, etc. with a barrier apparently keeping a bow and shield from attacking the diners.

3) store room, treasure

4) a failed defense area. Two opened chests, skeletons of the defenders.

5) two mummies guarding an empty chest, with a chest and two books behind one of the mummies.

6) skeleton at the bottom of a pit, no visible spikes.

7) empty of all but dust.

Upper right, needs work. I have some things to do today. So I'll probably work on this tomorrow or Monday.

Leaves bitmap fill on the floor, and a yellow color upper right. Transparency of 50% on both.

I fixed the map border. Added a few symbols, not done yet. But here is the preliminary rooms/area descriptions.

5E

1) continous cave area.

2) old guard room. Some signs of recent habitation.

3) more cave; the blue mushrooms glow on pixie holidays. The orcs have learned to not touch nor destroy them.

4) a cave with a campfire and a pile of wood. Defensive rocks at the entrance.

5 & 6) working on ideas for these caves.

7) pixie dance ring, not used due to the orcs

8) an area of some cover, could be used for ambushes.

Only obvious thing for me to do is label the map with its name. Anyway, here it is. I'll add more if you want.

Sometimes insperation doesn't work for a bit of time.

River Watch cave

Additional barriers can be placed behind each portcullis to block arrows and spears.

1) Entrance

2) Main Cave has 3 pit traps. Narrow passages. 6 on watch. Porcullis to exit into other areas. Two portcullis block exit from main cave.

3) cistern. Clear cool water.

4) small barracks sleeps 12 in double and quad bunks. Barrels of stone hammers. Three square boxes on spears and other weapons. Small bench. Water barrel.

5) jakes, 5 of them. Two water bowls for hand washing. Two fireplaces.

6) huge barracks. 19 double beds. Two fireplaces. 10 cabinets. 2 water barrels. Portcullis blocks entrance into room.

7) jakes: 8 of them. Room kept warm via small fire.

8) barracks. 5 double beds. 6 chairs. A small fireplace. Table with 6 chairs. Portcullis blocks entrance into room.

9) Storage. Various cabinets and crates contain spare clothes and spare weapons.

10) kitchen. A fireplace, two cast iron stoves. 8 cutting and food preparation tables. 7 cabinets. 2 barrels.

10A) firewood storage.

11) not used Portcullis blocks both ends of room.

12) not entered. Various splashing sounds have been heard coming from this cave, but not for over 100 years.

900 pixel jpg, 2000 pixel jpg in gallery.

With my own world, I don't have to worry about missing reading something a player has read.

About 3,000 views on Dragonsfoot.org for the Atlas maps.

You might look at a youtube channel 'Military History Viualized'. The guy that runs it is from Austria, he makes nothing political, just shows the gear and explains how it was used, and some gear failures on both fronts. He covers the models of all AFV and others like trucks and jeeps. Rocket launchers, etc.

I noticed when he quotes a book, he shows the original text below if it is not written in English.

His other channel is 'Military History Not Visualized'.

He has visited various museums to show more detail than a drawing or photo might show.

Mark Felton is a British military historian, but his are more situations and battles.

I also suggest, subject change' looking up 'When Hotels Went to war' by Drachinifel. Pre-dreadnaughts that do look like hotel lower floors on a cruiser hull.

But the first two are more likely to have what you want.

Edit. Corrected the channel names.

And here is a screenshot of this city, a total of 25 maps.

Some filling in left to do.

How is this ?