Ok, cheers! Good to know I'm on the right path. CC3 is both close enough to, and different enough from, other vector programmes that I'm sometimes not sure if I'm on the right path.

(I've used Illustrator, etc, but not autoCAD)

@Frosty Oh cool! I'm new to CC3 - the cave map was the first one I did (I bit off the very maximum I could chew!). It's not very historically/geographically accurate though. I have no idea about what rock and dirt colours, etc to use...

Me and my players are European, so I'm hoping nobody notices!

Let me know how it goes for you! One of my big draws for CC3 was the availability of materials for Cthulhu! I'd love to see anything you create.

Here's a corkboard I've made to keep track of my players' notes in a game of Call of Cthulhu.

I used the Cartographer's Annual 2013 material.

I'm impressed by the sheer variety of possibilities with CC3!

Here's a town map I made. It's based on Arnoldsberg, Michigan (from the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set mission 'Paper Chase'.

I based it loosely on a map of the town today, adding and changing some details.

I also discovered when making this that the 'fill with stamp' tool doesn't work for these little trees - I think because they're vector images. It worked fine with raster symbols.

I made this map very quickly last night when testing out some features. I really like the 'house' tool for CD3, it makes putting together little villages super easy.

I applied some effects with a graphic design programme - I'll attach both versions below!