One seed. Every landscape.

A continuous winding river crosses the map, with smaller tributaries and towns along its banks.

Regional hubs gather nearby towns into three dense regions, surrounded by forests, lakes, and rocky plateaus ranging from small outcrops to broad mesas.

Compact neighborhoods, long avenues, and spacious parks form one island metropolis surrounded by water. Neighborhoods begin equally sized, with spacing of at least 20 blocks, and grow with inbound deliveries.

Three to five capitals are scattered across the map, each surrounded by lakes, forests, and irregular corridors to neighboring cities.

An irregular circular clearing enclosed by forest, with cities around the rim and inside.

Major junctions and chains of towns trace looping trade routes, with forested gaps and short feeder branches.

Equally sized coastal towns and inland cities encircle a large central lake with competing routes around it.

Scattered islands of varied sizes and shapes hold cities and forests, separated by narrow straits and broad stretches of sea.

Forested highlands divide the map, leaving a few valuable crossings.

Two rival metropolitan centers anchor dense fields of satellite towns.

Small towns trace a central crossing, with larger cities on its four approaches and forests and lakes between them.