I had a bit of an epiphany following what Sue said, and started breaking the map down into regional chunks - and, in so labelling, realised the solution for the continent labels was to colour code them to the national borders. I also managed to label the capitals, and to optimise the output for VTT such that the important details (locations of settlements and shapes of icons) were clear. I’m embedding the town names and key info in hover-over tooltips for each settlement (but, as Sue advised, doing so in batches and in regional/national sections. Thanks!

So, this is my first proper attempt at a continent-level map using CC. I used a procedurally generated map of biome cells and sundries, then customised that, then ported it into CC as a tracing layer. Made far more use of land feature layers than I have before, and I'm fairly happy with how the terrain turned out and the overall feel of the result.

Not sure how I feel about the individual country labels - I couldn't really think of a good way to include them, because the map itself is too busy to really spare them any real-estate. Also, I haven't put down labels for any of the towns/cities/etc for the same reason (though since my friends and I generally use a VTT, that's not an issue, because I can add tooltip tags to each town to convey its important data.

All feedback gratefully received, as always

Updated version of the ground floor. Looking to do a first floor, second floor, and basement (accessible by the grate in the vestry)

First pass of the ground floor almost done - marked out the interior walls for side rooms, but not sure if I really want them symmetrical.

Was originally tempted to make it a temple to the deity of negotiable affection (a brothel), given how close it is to the Barracks, but decided instead to leverage the fact the sewer passes directly underneath to facilitate shenanigans…

I'd like to bagsy the temple west of the Courthouse, please!