true, but this is a fantasy setup inside a massive castle so I'm imagining perfectly level ground. I'm making reasonable progress on it today, so might have something to post here later or tomorrow.

Following my other Narnia map I am trying to recreate part of the ruins of Charn from Magician's Nephew.

here's what I've done so far. I have immense problems with isometric maps which is why the throne room is wonky! Comments appreciated.

I traced the map drawn by Pauline Baynes for C S Lewis' "Prince Caspian" and came up with this coloured version of my B&W 1960s paperback.

All in a week, I might add. This from someone whose maps usually take months and miles more cursing and frustration.

I think, @Glitch , most folk find the initial learning curve is steep, but when you get a 'map' of any type finished it is so well worth it! I might dig out one of my very early Overlands and put it in my gallery. Sadly I don't have the .fcw files from then. 😏

I've been intermittently mapping for about ten years, and like @Loopysue I write - or try to! I come and go between the to but my maps are more certain to be finished than my stories.

I'm much happier with the Overland styles but I've set myself a challenge to gradually work through all the templates I purchased since 2015-ish and that includes dungeons and perspectives. The last named will almost certainly be a too-hard nut to crack as I have spatial awareness glitches, the blueprints template was nearly a task too far and that's why its not graced the forum even as a plea for help.