Azgaar's Fantasy Map generator has a lot of depth to the controls and if you tweak the settings enough, you can arrive at a map that fits your needs. https://azgaar.github.io/Fantasy-Map-Generator/ Watabou has some good tools for procedurally generating maps, not a world, but you could stitch together some of the realm maps to create a world. You can then generate maps for towns and cities in the world. https://watabou.github.io/ Songs of the Eons is a game that is in development that procedurally generates a world and several maps including geological, topographical, climate etc. It is free while in development. https://demiansky.itch.io/songs-of-the-eons There is also Inkarnate which has a free version. It is an online map making app. https://inkarnate.com/ More on reddit.com

meh, after spending 20 minutes making an aqward castle, I hit save and it did jack nothing. Then I tried printing, and that was also equally worthless. finally I just hit normal print, did horizontal, printed as pdf, imported into photoshop, cropped the ui, and had a crappy castle. everything is a canvas object, if you click to view image you get a ridiculous string that prevents you from downloading said image. I'm not aware of DF trying to sell digital assets, as I thought they were mainly a physical component maker. Yet their map maker is blinged out with preventative no save image features. Thought I might be able to use some of these asset sin roll20 or photoshop, but w/o tuns of print screens, it's just not worth it. all n all it's neat but ultimately not terribly useful. More on reddit.com

why. Why didn't I think of this. I have no reliable way of creating good looking maps and dungeons Im so dumb More on reddit.com

This is a brilliant idea. I'm going to have to look into RPGMakerVX now. If those are the stock chipsets there seems to be quite a good variety. More on reddit.com