@ksjp17: It's more like the maps used to be in the game in one way or another, but the dungeon has since been deleted from the game (no entrance to it anymore). But, the maps are still there. So only useful if you ever made them once, then changed your mind.
@Hudell: Placeholders can go a long ways though while working out mechanics.
@Doktor_Q: That feedback from that first demo can be invaluable! Good luck with that.
@Sharm: 5 autotiles from scratch in one day is still probably 5 more than I could do in one day. Good luck with the rest of the tile making!
@M.I.A.: Suggestion. Leave a few blank spaces. You'll thank me later.
@Engr. Adiktuzmiko: Sounds like a decent change.
@Volimance: I was told an alpha is everything is in the final game, but not 100% functional (so some placeholder stuff). At least I think that is how it is termed in software dev?
@Schlangan: How many more missions until you decide to move things into a new game? I think you told me once and for some reason I'm thinking you're close to that number now.
1.3 Update: Finished the Dwarfen Training Caves. May have to return to the balance of the monsters, as it is meant to be a super dungeon in the end (aka the hardest monsters in the entire game), and I only have saves from my speedrun right now, so my party is way too weak to test it out. Also placed the final monster in there, which is one of the ultimate bosses. Though if you can defeat it, you get an accessory that doubles all main stats (HP, MP, ATK, DEF, MAT, MDF, AGI, and LUK). Let's just say it breaks all balance at that point, but that is the point of completing this super hard marathon run against monsters about 20+ levels ahead of you.
Also mapped out the town of Gnoa, which is right by these Training Caves. Small town, so was easy to map. Now to populate it with NPC's, which, since the town is small, will probably not take too long (I hope).
And finally, investigated more into a business license, as I will probably need one before I can sell my book that I wrote last year. Seems my state is a little weird on things, so I may have to shell out the $$$ to consult a business lawyer (I found one that promises $25 for 30 minutes, and I doubt I need much more than that) to be sure everything is covered legally. Will research this some more tomorrow.