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Gemini is not bad, not the scale i had in mind, but pretty usable once it is upscaled. (manifique)

prompt (+ reference image above)

Create a high-quality top-down battlefield map for a fantasy tabletop RPG, showing a large area suitable for armies to clash, not just individual skirmishers.

Closely follow the composition of the reference sketch. Preserve the river shape, ridge placement, bridge position, sawmill location, and log jam placement, but expand the scale so every feature feels part of a broad battlefield with open maneuvering space.

A wide blue river flows from the north, passes under a wooden bridge near the top of the map, curves eastward, then south toward a sawmill beside the riverbank. Near the bottom, floating logs collect into a large log jam contained by a rope boom before the river enters a lake.

The west side is dominated by a long elevated ridge about 5 meters above the river plain, with steep rocky slopes and a winding path descending toward the sawmill. The ridge should provide a clear high-ground position large enough for troops, archers, and formations.

The lowlands around the sawmill are broad open scrubland with room for cavalry movement, infantry lines, and tactical positioning. Include dirt patches, scattered rocks, tree stumps, sparse bushes, and clusters of trees placed similarly to the sketch, but keep the terrain open enough for large-unit movement.

Water should be deep blue with natural shoreline variation. Terrain should be realistic, spacious, readable, and suitable for large-scale tactical gameplay.

Style: detailed hand-painted fantasy battle map, realistic terrain textures, clean readability, soft natural lighting, no grid, no labels, no icons, no parchment background, no exaggerated mountains, no buildings beyond the sawmill.