I decided to throw this one together to see if I could make a city out of it. This is what I got in about fifteen minutes of messing around with the style. But I agree, it could certainly use more symbols of buildings.

Very nice Dungeon layout. I too like the idea of random dungeons like that. I like the bitmap fills you decided to use for this as well. It makes the dungeon seem a little more permanent because its carved out of stone and then the walls filled with bricks. Dungeons I've drawn in the past always seemed to me to be a little less permanent because I always chose a dirt type background instead of stone. My thinking was that the dirt would have been easier for goblins and other gribblies to dig through. Anyway, well done!

Oops!

lol, like I said, out of practice. Honestly I didn't think there were any trees around the city as the larger picture from the area around Nyxotos has it surrounded by farmland. And around where I live they pull up all of the trees when they have large plots of farmland that looks like the type found in the farmland bitmap area. So I went with that. And yes, I forgot about a road leading into/out of the town. Doh! I knew I was forgetting something! I also tried putting a bitmap of cobblestones down around the town but it made the town look WAY too busy so I settled on the hills background bitmap. You can still sort of make out roads through the town if you look. They just aren't well defined.

Thanks everyone, for all of your ideas. Since I haven't made a map in quite a while I think I had better keep this one simple. So I think I will call this one done. Here is the final product that I will be sending to Remy for the Atlas.

So I've finished the sea wall and added some ships and docks.