Could this be frames are on ?

Probably oil lamps would still be in use. In the 1950s, my grandmother would always get the kerosene lamps out when it clouded up.

You can find excerpts of Howl's Moving Castle on YouTube. One I saw recently showed various conveyances, along with ships of various types for ocean and air.

Progress on deck 03. Turbo lift on the left brings in folks from Decks 01 and 02. The other 2 bring in kitchen staff and folks from other decks.

Snack bar has sandwiches, buttermilk biscuits, casseroles, fried fish, boiled and fried potato pieces, apples, oranges, sausages, and pears. 7 tables, each seats 4 people.

The Kitchen has perishable storage, the green and brown objects, contain sodas, bottled water, orange drinks, etc. If you ask kindly they may have received a shipment of items from Japan, like corn soup in a can. Also a stove for heating some items up. One table. Two utility bots and 3 trollys ( carts) to help with food delivery.

The Storage room has 4 refrigerators for perishable items, two carts for fresh fruits, storage boxes for snacks of various sorts. One table.

I may swap out some of the boxes for refrigerators.

Restrooms and wash basins next to the right hand turbo lift for those who get dirty at wwork

edited some typos and incomplete sentences.

My Internet provider is doing their best to get me to switch... Urf.

Note that I'm doing this without eyeglasses as my regular ones aren't bifocals, and the screen is too far away for my readers.

All 49, 5' grid, maps, some I moved the symbols and fills around, are done.

I'm heading for lunch, but I'll work on getting them into zip files, 7 maps per file, with text on the article page, and in the zip, as I just numbered them. Easier to download, but I'll see how big more maps per zip will be...

I moved a 75' x 50' grid I made to a different layer... so the 49 maps without grid will be easier to do.

I have been thinking of making several zips of the same type of terrain. There are only 1 swamp, 2 water, and 2 sand pieces. So, I can see making more of those.

Anyway, onward !

Catch ya later, and thanks for the help.

I've added several of them to my Gallery, under battle maps.

The Ice Goddess, map part 21. Note the lack of walls. The last time a strong force came through here to attack the city, seeing no walls which should have been a warning, they never made it through this area.

Map size is 5000' x 4000'. I'll need to adjust various things.

The shadows are long as she wants the illusion of a settnig sun, in the Northwest, to confuse travelers. Looks like some of the shadows need adjusting.

Some of the bitmap fills need work. And more symbols. Or maybe not more symbols.

Path marked P, is the only way through.

The other two paths lead to nowhere.

Cave marked A, it will be subdivided, houses snow ghouls and ghouls.

Most visitors think the large building marked M is where the Ice Goddess resides. It is guarded by wolves. Oh, you can walk right up to the guards and ask for an audience with her, but she isn't in there. The guards will even let you wait, outside. She is down the R path to those small buildings K. Several little old ladies, or illusions, live in various houses. The Ice Goddess lives in one of them.

J ruins, stay away from there, something is lamenting their very existence. Could it be the remnants of the last invading army ?

Path Q will also lead you off to nothingness and cold.

G and H are ice islands. Probably her 'playgrounds'.

Girl Genius is a good story.

Here is a map of an adventure area, one store and my home players went on this one. Crestar, Southern Hemisphere.

Both groups decided to go up the river valley, with the steep sides, and boulders washed down from upstream.

Water started rising, and they got their characters up on the ridge. I thought the scree and loose boulders was a ... dead giveaway.

To the lower right of the word Watchers, are the ruins of a dungeon. Right about where X marks a spot.

I've posted the page link for the Atlas on the Troll Lord forums.

level 03, incomplete.

I was trying to say above my home players were more careful, and hoped for a visual clue that I tried hard not to give.

Level 2, traps now on symbols, flat. And added a door at the bottom of the stairs from level 1.

Yes, at the 'top' of room 19 that is a glass shuttered window.