It's better, but... have you got some kind of blur on the text sheet? If you have, switch it off and see if that makes things clearer. The very tiny imperfections seen on screen when no blur is used usually vanish on export if you use about 20-30% antialiasing.

Also, some fonts don't really work when they are emboldened because the characters touch each other, as you can see between the 'a' and the 'l' of 'Caldach'. Consider using normal instead of bold, or a different font that doesn't have that particular issue.

Yes, sorry - I got the wrong layers. I always get confused by all the STRUCTURES ones ;)

Detail is what makes it look real ;)

Yes - sorry. I thought it would be a bit weird announcing that there would be nothing this week, so I didn't

It could be a number of reasons - though the most likely is the speed of the Amazon server.

I'm glad you got it sorted out, though :)

Why do the brown dirt areas bother you?

Blend modes are more about what you like the look of. I don't generally use them on symbols. The cliff symbols are mapped symbols, a bit like house rooftops, so you could exaggerate the shading by using a lower angle of global sun.

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.