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Brilliant! Now that I see that list I know I knew it existed - oh well. so much to remember, so much to forget. I guess that list does settle it: AL for Alchemist, SA for Samurai, and SG for sage. So I'll be using the DMG1 sage for the SGs I need to deal with, and the early The Dragon Samurai...

Thanks. Do you think they are the DMG Sage and the Alchemist and Samurai from The Dragon #2 and #3? If so, do you happen to know why JG opted to include the Alchemist and Samurai in their publications and not, say, the Berserker, the Scribe, and the Healer? By the way: "Scribes are rather...

Esteemed friends, Because I'm required to see what's what in the Elphand Lands, I've been digging through some early Judges Guild publications and I've noticed several abbreviations for what I assume to be AD&D 1E character classes in many of them. I've found a list of all of them on page 10...

Interesting. Both seem to have a fairly good grasp of the ligne claire style and they're definitely not as tainted by anime as SeaArt. Nightcafe even mixes in a whiff of Rebecca Guay (coloring, mostly). Also, SA just didn't want to grasp the concept of "full colour line art" in this and later...

OK @trappedslider, I'd be very interested to see what your machine does with this prompt: "Madame is getting dressed while a ray of morning sunlight falls through French windows on the crumpled sheets and blankets of an (unmade:1.5) fourposter bed on the background in a medieval castle room...

I would vehemently argue for a single exception to rule #1, also known as the Dexter Rule, for it prevents The OA from being mentioned here - or, indeed, in any other of these lists. First, because The OA is easily better than anything in these lists (I should probably add something IMO, IMHO...

Shout out to Johan Egerkrans. Do check him out at (external link). He is mindbogglingly awesome.

Shout out to Arthur Rackham.