Milestone Reached

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I have completed building all the areas for Keep on the Borderlands. There is nothing in most of them. The keep is well decorated as are the wilderness areas, but the caves are completely bare. Area transitions and doors are finished, but untested. No people, no stores no loot.

Next segment of work will be decorating the caves.

When that's done then I'll start working on NPCs, monsters, loot, plots, etc... I've got a lot of that done in my head and on paper but not in the toolset.

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