The cartoonish quality probaby works better for the VTT token (below).

...essentially cancel all plans and do a 500 symbols mountain catalogue, yes.

Encounter frequency is low, for sure; just the single Tarrasque to enforce the law of the land and keeping the road and wilderness alike safe.

It's no The One Square Kilometre of Perpetual Downtime; the occasional ruffian does slip through. But it's certainly an initiative roller coaster on the more family-friendly end of the spectrum.

I consolidated the past months' worth of make-belief into three different FCT:s - all based on the palette plotter principles. The nomenclature of the sheets/layers didn't sit quite right with all elements so I also did a few adjustments in that department.

Shown here is a quick map done with the Sepia Wash iteration - which lends itself rather well to sketchy bits (apparently).

For the Sepia Wash I decided to have preset colour options in the palette section simply because it's always going to be diluted brown tones anyway.

A preset allowed for adjusting to whatever felt better in the spur of the moment, and while I am kind of getting the hang of how and where to put polygons - anything that can speed up colour selection is great.

For the Aquarelle iteration I might do something similar, with primes etc. But...there is the matter of space to consider also.