Please take this as an attempt at constructive criticism. The Kingdom of Amar and the Republic of Voryehn look to blocky to me. You can change this by increasing fractalization on your land masses. It will change the shape of the coastlines and you might have to adjust some of your symbols but your coastlines will look more natural. Plus are you using a bevel on the Lost Territories or just a glow? The bevel effect can add to the depth of your land masses better than a glow in my opinion. If you set it low enough it can also help with showing a more defined coastline. Just my two cents.

Sue, there is something called solo roleplaying that might be fun for a writer like you. I know a few writers myself that have used it to break down writer's block when they get it. Its kind of like brainstorming but using the ques created by whatever system you are using to create situations for the character you are trying to unblock so to speak.

I haven't really posted to much on the Mapping With board for a while but today I had kind of an idea that the Color Key function could be used as a Floors Mask in dungeon maps. It does in fact work pretty well. I added my floors and walls to my Floors Mask sheet and then changed them to the same color that Color Key syncs too. Works like a charm so far and saves a ton of time. So far I've only used it in the Dungeon A style I believe though. I have not tried it with Schley or any other Dungeon style.

The following link is basically a one stop shop for naming anything you might create in your maps or the stories behind them. It has names for everything you can think of regardless of genre. I don't use any other site because none of them are as comprehensive as this one.

https://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/

I have a question. Are your landmasses floating? It kind of seems like they are with the shadowing you have on them. I would cut way back on the shadow. Just adjust the number on whatever sheet you have that effect on.