What, giant varicolour glowing-eye rats not enough?

Only joking!

I'm not sure I'm that good of an artist, but again, I'll give it a try ;)

That's a great idea!

Magical instances of the same village globally, as if the whole village is a portal that (if you can get in) will allow you to exit into a number of different places.

You may just get your wish! LOL!

Just changing the colour of the broken edges makes it lots better. Unfortunately, I will have to go back to the source object to retexture the inside of the pot as stained and darker.

Oh I see! I didn't see the sarcophagi before. I thought they might be quite useful :)

I was getting on with the amphora so well, and then this happened!

Thunder storms are getting to be one heck of a pain in the neck around here, but if I don't shut down soon I could end up in a lot more trouble than just suffering a bit of frustration. Still - you can see it won't take too long to make a pretty comprehensive set.

Do you think these are a good compromise?

They look a bit flat in CC3. I think it's back to Blender for better contrast lighting on the sides.

Thanks Joe :)

I did think about map shading, but I think they would probably not look good in a lit dungeon, or mixed with non-mapped DD3 symbols. In the end I opted for what my college art tutor used to call 'bean can shading' (mostly when he was criticizing my imaginary drawings because there was no real and observed lighting involved), where the vertical sides are simply dark and the horizontal face up side is highlighted.

I will experiment a bit with adding the highlight by hand, but it's late for me now, so that might not appear until Monday.

You've done a wonderful job, Ale :)

Do the labels need to be so large and the glow so intense?

That's much better :)