Yeah :)

Mike Schley is the largest overland style we have. It's also been further enlarged with many of the free additional symbol sets published monthly and available to download on your registration page.

It's much, much larger than Spectrum Overland, so if you started with Mike Schley because you like it, it might be worth going back to Mike Schley before you really get dug in to the mapping, as it offers more flexibility.

Most overland styles have marshes, including the Mike Schley style you started with. However, the MS style is so big you might not have found the drawing tool for the marshes.

Looking good :)

With the rivers it might be easier to take one at a time and reduce the line width. You can do that using the change properties tool on the left toolbar.

Be quite careful to observe just one river at a time and look at where it really flows. They don't usually split like you have in the south there.

You're correct, Wyvern. I forgot to mention that the DD3 skeletons in the last shot were on a separate sheet underneath the cubes.

Well that's another thing. Most sewers are quite small. There really aren't that many you can just take a casual stroll down. And they tend to be tube shaped because that's the most economic structure to use for a volume of liquid.