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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Conaill" data-source="post: 1320752" data-attributes="member: 1264">I agree with all the changes Eosin suggested. Still leaves a few problem spots (rivers that hug the coast, or radically reverse direction), but nothing that can't be explained by some radical creation processes...Eosin your own map looks pretty good. Lake Greyfall looks like it would outflow along the stream that comes in from the west. With that many streams feeding into it, it should be growing or evaporating rapidly (think Salt Lake City). The latter seems unlikely considering how many forest are nearby. Lots of rivers in the SW corner of the map. Indicates lots of rainfall... add some forests and swamps? Or just make the rivers more in line with the rest of the map.Have to catch a plane in a few hours, but I'll try to post more comments later this week.PS: I'm just an amateur geographer myself, so feel free to take any suggestions with a grain of salt. Besides, it's not as if mother nature hasn't come up with some truly weird stuff herself...Edit: coloring suggestion for Eosin's map... use white for snowcaps. I'd suggest green -> brown -> grey -> white (as opposed to green -> white -> brown now).</blockquote>