So far what I've done is:
Add a language mixer which can be used to "mix" different languages using the Markov system Azgaar implemented; this can be used to generate novel "languages" for placenames that truly do not exist, but may feel like they do.
I have also added a small fantasy race system. It has some campaign setting sets, and integrates alongside the cultures system.
Above is my description of what I'm doing to Azgaars dankness
Below is the original description from Azgaar
Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator is a free web application that helps fantasy writers, game masters, and cartographers create and edit fantasy maps.
Link: azgaar.github.io/Fantasy-Map-Generator.
Refer to the project wiki for guidance. The current progress is tracked in Trello. Some details are covered in my old blog Fantasy Maps for fun and glory.
Join our Discord server and Reddit community to share your creations, discuss the Generator, suggest ideas and get the most recent updates.
Contact me via email if you have non-public suggestions. For bug reports please use GitHub issues or #fmg-bugs channel on Discord. If you are facing performance issues, please read the tips.
Pull requests are highly welcomed. The codebase is messy and requires re-design. I will appreciate if you start with minor changes. Check out the data model before contributing.
You can support the project on Patreon.
Inspiration:
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Martin O'Leary's Generating fantasy maps
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Amit Patel's Polygonal Map Generation for Games
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Scott Turner's Here Dragons Abound