Good start! I like both the model's level of roughness (not looking to 
smooth, that is) and the textures. The comic look also suits what I've 
seen of your worm, yet, fine.

For the detail objects I'd go for roots and stones (as you mentioned), 
perhaps some really tiny bones (although that's a real cliche), and if 
you don't care that much about realism things like spiderwebs (don't 
think real spiders build that small webs), supporting bars made from 
wood (like the ones in goldmines, would be fine if you want to go for a 
real comic like movie), and perhaps some things which everyone of us 
lost out in nature (like coins. although I suggest using only very small 
amounts of them, like not more than one coin at all *g*)...

About the water: I'd give Rune's particle system a try. It is really 
easy to set up and can give great results (depends on how much control 
you need over the particles). Or just use your own one if is built for 
such situations. You may also look at your LSSM macros for creating some 
puddles with raindrops falling in :)

I'm really looking forward to see some animations.

Keep up the good work
Florian

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