They have a number of character and place names gleaned from Celtic and Gaelic folklore, so I started pulling a list of other names I liked from there. For instance, the Cath Bruig are the dominant human ethnicity in the setting. But I just called it good GMing and started categorizing each feature by fictional ethnicity parallel. This is when a sane person would seek help and try to overcome their obsessive tendencies. Once I had plunked down all the little land features however, I had a list of about 200 geographic sites waiting to be named. First I had to add lots of small rivers and lakes to the map, though, because pre-industrial villages generally gravitate towards bodies of water. And that meant kicking up the number of named settlements on the map from about a dozen on the official map up to over 150 on the oh-my-gosh-how-long-does-Ben-plan-on-running-this-campaign map. The next major creative hurdle was filling in all the details.
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