The final, final map is here: https://forum.profantasy.com/profile/gallery/6719/jmabbott/176

Well, I’m re-mapping Michael Moorcock’s, Young Kingdoms as part of my Elric of Melnibone campaign and I’m doing the overland maps in B&W to maintain that old school feel. This island is one of a couple of potential starting points which are getting done first. Regional, city and local maps will be in colour…so you will likely see “purple” towns😉

It's actually Midgard...

Thanks @Wyvern. I was contemplating using the same technique for the cliff lines for the watchtowers and lighthouse but I think, despite it taking much longer, I'll do them by 'hand'... like I did for Mernii.

Well...nothing overly insightful here. I came to CC3+ from Ps. Learning both programs, not the art of good map making, took me about the same time to get to a similar level of proficiency with the software. However, I can make much better looking maps, in a wide variety of styles with CC3+ for far less effort, much quicker than I could even dream of in Ps.

I really like the map.

My only critique is the seemingly random numbering of the named locations. I prefer them to be more sequential. For example #5 in this map I would've numbered as 4 and then continued counter-clockwise inside the city finishing at 14 which is currently #10. To me it just makes things easier to find. In a small map it's not so bad but on a larger one...

You never cease to amaze and surprise. Love this map and the background image. Well done, Ricko.

Here's what I've got so far. It's getting late here, so I'll attack it again tomorrow.

Interactive text would be a good idea.

Also, much like the lighting tools, have Vision Blocking Layers/Sheets and be able to export in UVTT format.

It would be nice to draw these in CC4 and export directly into a VTT...or better yet have walls draw them atuomatically using the Outline/Extra Entity function of the drawing tools, with wall cutting symbols have them set also.

Good luck getting it though! Between the traps and guardians, you can expect a high casualty rate!