Medio said:

Going really well! A little sugestion to make the map even better: work on the water. It takes much of the screen and deserves more attention. On these maps you can even play with doing waves, curls, etc...

Thanks, I'll see what I can do once the rest of the map is complete enough to use in-game. For the moment, I've increased the opacity of the multiply effect, so that Jonathon Roberts' texture is a little more prominent.

This is a mostly complete, unfurnished export of the villain's hideout below the main level. There's some weird geometry, that used to cause confusion, but was clarified in the anniversary edition of Curse of the Crimson Throne. There is only a three foot clearance above the area between the rotting ship and the hideout itself and the "walkway" floats on the river. The door into the hideout is only a 2.5 foot square hatch.

That's looking really nice Medio.

Thanks Sue -that shipmodell.com website is so useful - definitely worth working out how to download from.
Ships are so hard to draw correctly, I'm hoping that Ralf does a new ship deckplan annual, as he hinted recently.

Your map looks great so far Medio.

I can see from your mountains why you didn't like the default ones in that style.

Personally, while I don't dislike the original ones, I do think that I prefer the more subtle shading and "traditional" shape of your mountains.

I'm looking forward to your next update. ?

Yes, I'm with Remy here - I might give the impression that I'm artistic, but my maps are just from throwing down nice art assets that others have made, plus a passable understanding of CC3's functions and a little patience.
I'm an engineer and I think my mind works in a way that much more easily understands Ralf and Remy's magic than your magic.