The raised tiers are are added as 5 separate sheets, each with the same small wall shadows, bevels and glows. The texture is "stone_brown_light bitmap" which I think is from the Jonathon Roberts Dungeons Annual, it blends well with this annual's floor tiles.

Piling up bevelled texture sheets sometimes creates weird artefacts, which I can't remember the best way to fix, but adding a solid fill copy of each step to the sheet below fixed the artefacts.

Thanks, I've forgotten quite a lot of CC3 tricks as I've not done many maps at all for a couple of years.

I've been reading lots of the blog articles to remember what's what, and to learn new things - some of the functions that you and Sue use, e.g. the RGB matrix, I've never really dabbled with before.

The water around the posts is from butchering one of Sue's edge-stripe patterns, downloaded from the blog. I just quickly scribbled some white lines over the existing black lines and then renamed it. I was going to experiment later, seeing what difference it makes if I do a neater pattern. ?

Ralf's YouTube livestream making an Ancient Tombs map inspired me to have a go. So I took a break from my Old Fishery WIP for a couple of days. ?

This is the Tomb of Akhentepi in the city of Wati. This is the first location visited in Pathfinder Mummy's Mask adventure path by Paizo.

I'm up to the decorating stage now, the layout is complete.

There's a double resolution copy (5ft = 100px) in my WIP Gallery

Those are brilliant, I wish my first CC3 maps had been so nice. ?

I've had a busy week with work stuff (even had to visit the office!).

But managed some more mapping tonight - here is the latest work in progress:

I'm too sleepy to do any more tonight!

Slowly, but surely making progress. ?