How can I improve this terrain?

[Deleted member 177737]

Hey.

I'm currently terraining a playable evil/darkish temple for the 2nd map of my campaign (Dreamscape). I've made around half of the above structure already, and am planning to finish the other half within the week. I decided to come ask for help to make it look a bit less messy and noobish.
I plan to use it for a few cinematic's throughout the campaign and it is meant to be used as an "escape the temple" area for a part of the campaign.
If you have any comments or suggestions on how to improve the terraining just say so.
The map that I'm working on is attached below.
*Note: The map size will be increased to 400+x400+ later on, as to allow for huge area's to be included.

 

[Hugget Sukker]

I'll dl the map eventually for certain reasons, but it's very convenient if you attach one or a few screenshots. Although PRETTY colors on your text :q)

 

[M0rbid]

PLEASE PLEASE remove the colours D:

And add screenshots, too, not everyone wants to download a map, open editor and take a look!

 

[Deleted member 177737]

There, some screen shots added.

 

[M0rbid]

I'll give some advice tomorrow morning, not enogh time now I'll edit my post then!

 

[White-Lion]

Remove dirt tiles inside the temple, they dont really fit.
It's pretty empty, you could add some banners etc.

 

[Deleted member 177737]

The dirt is just there because I'm still working on it (it helps me figure out where the holes in the ground are since the entire temple is the exact same tile/texture wise.

 

[Hugget Sukker]

The first picture displays the best, because it has got both an altar and an arch. The first picture is the only one that makes me think indoors and temple. The rest are really empty. I think the core of an indoors terrain is the indoors-feeling, and I think it's missing! Use more arches, columns, banners, and even walls anywhere units can't walk (don't forget you can remove doodad pathing). One key here is to add all the architecture view-strategically, so the player's view isn't disturbed too much. Another key is to be thematically streamlined: Experiment with architecture, use bookcase if you have the courage, but don't pair texture- or color-wisely distant cousins, or you get an ugly child. In terraining inbreeding often works better.

The big open, gory space with all the bodies, just before the big portal; I suppose it's not finished yet?

 

[Super-Sheep]

for me, the terrain looks its doomed