In a minute flat I traced out this very easy test using @Loopysue 's Marine Dungeons. Obviously I've done nothing with it yet!

But it got me to thinking...as a lifelong devotee of the sea, and living right on the coast, how about an annual overland style for undersea kingdoms? It could include colour depth similar to the Marine Dungeons, coral structure symbols, seafloor roads, kelp fields, submarine geysers and hot vents, ocean current markers as a kind of road (!), continental shelf, abyssal plains and hills, seamounts, a reverse "hill tool" which would show where an island emerges, being to marine peoples like a mountain whose top disappears into the air....

The applications range from Atlantis to Tristan and Isolde's Lost Land of Lyonesse, Heracleion, Kaskarra, and so much more. Easily expanded to include Marine Cities! Oh, in the holy names of Poseidon, Neptune, Agwe Towoyo, La Sirene Diamon, Manannan Mac Lir, Amphitrite, Njord and the magnificent Blibdoolpoolp, please, lets make this happen...

Hello! I've generally just mapped smaller towns and villages and this is my first crack at a larger CD map. Clearly it isn't close to done yet, but it's giving me a chance at experimentation, and I'm eager for constructive criticism and feedback. I'm particularly happy with the circular garden behind the castle in the upper left, and the use of @Loopysue's cliff faces east of that, in the winding road between the castle and outer walls; I think it lens itself well to adding a sense of topographical depth. Definitely aware of some places that need tweaking or cleaning up.

But feedback, please! Quite looking forward to improving this experiment!

This is my first go with this style and I'm in love. Shout out to @JulianDracos who taught us how to make the blue sea. I decided to make a map of Haiti, a country I quite love. Please critique!

I know this is a necro response, but this is what I needed to see. Since I'm coming back after a long hiatus, knowing that the previous things I bought are compatible with CC3+ made my day. Upgrading ASAP!

Show me a map you made. A town, a castle, a dungeon, a kingdom, a continent. Whatever you like. And then tell me about it! If its a kingdom, who rules it? Who lives there?

Maps are a glorious way we make something tangible out of the mighty creative impulses that drive our imaginations. I want to know more than just how your map looks--tell me about it, and introduce me to your fantastic world!