I've been working on a larger dungeon map, but to take a little break, I decided to do an adventure map, a griffon's nest. I wanted it to be sort of isometric using an overland style, and ended up choosing a style I haven't worked with much before: Darkland Overland. I struggled with the nest and ended up turning to SS6, Mike Schley's isometric city style, using some varicolor hedges and hay bales (with some SS4 dragon eggs thrown in).

I may try it again in another style. Maybe Spectrum Overland? Or maybe a zoomed-in encounter map, but that will probably come after I finish the dungeon map I'm currently working on.

I love the mountain symbol with the cave. So many adventures end up underground.

We all have those days! At least, I know I do. Fortunately, the staff and community here are incredibly helpful.

I agree, I really like the displacement effect on the roads. The Forest Trails annual inspired me to do something similar on a lot of my paths. Nice to see it works on an overland map, too.

It's really great. I can't wait to have an opportunity to map with this style.