As Sue says, it looks really good.

Re your earlier comment about the mountains; have you tried softening the edges a bit by playing around with the effects, particularly the outer glows? Alternatively, you could reduce it to 2 layers, 1 for the base mountains with a bevel effect and another for the snow topped peaks.

The map looks awesome! I'd like to congratulate you on another excellent map.

I'm not sure whether you should be committed to an asylum or canonised as a saint (of patience) for placing all these trees by hand!

Regardless, bravo!

If I were to do Westeros type maps, I would use either the Jonathon Roberts overland styles (there are 2, I think the 2nd is called the Midlands style based on work he did for Kobold Press?) or the 13th Age style. Jon actually did an official map pack for Westeros and it's amazing!

I once had a Kobold NPC that classifieid himself a Sewer Executive. When questioned by the PCs as to why he was an Executive, he explained, "Well, I take bucket. I scrape poo off walls into bucket. Full bucket I give to kobold behind and take empty bucket and scrape poo off walls into bucket. When full I give to kobold behind and take empty bucket. This happen until work day finish."

"How does that make you an executive?" A PC asked.

"Simple," he said. "I don't take no poo from noone!"

That is the video, and yes, as far as I know, it's only interactive (which is what I meant) in CC3+. @Monsen @Ralf do you guys know if it's possible to export the hyperlinks from the index so they work outside of CC3+ or can it only be done manually in something like Adobe or a DTP program?