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v2.0: The backgrounds and color tones have been refined to better mimic the look and feel of Gwent

Try negative strength to see the inverse effect.

Unleash your imagination and give it a try.

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Important

The choice of base model matters!

For the best resemblance, using plantMilkModelSuite_hempII with this LoRA is recommended.

Quick Basic Example

• Base model: plantMilkModelSuite_hempII

• Lora strength: 1~2

• Prompt: GW_CDRP, Mage, fingerless gloves, black hair, boots, male focus, fire, outdoors, open mouth, grass, teeth, smile, yellow butterfly, green eyes, blood, full body, earrings, sky <lora:gwentstyle_IL:1.5>

• Negative prompt: bad quality, worst quality, worst detail, sketch, censor

• Resolution: 832*1216

• Sampling method: Euler a

• Schedule type: Karras

• Steps: 25

• CFG: 5

Upscale

• Denoising strength: 0.3~0.4

• Hires upscale: 2

• Hires steps: 10~15

• Hires upscaler: 4x_foolhardy_Remacri, Lanczos

• Hires CFG Scale: 5

More Details

• Suggested model: Plant Milk Model Suite

• Recommended strength : 1~2

• Recommended resolution : 832*1216

• Recommended CFG : 5

Useful Tips

-Optional tags in negative prompt

• dwarf • old • ugly • angry • unhappy

-Alternating prompts [A|B]

If characters (usually 2D) do not blend very well with the style, try alternating prompts, for example, [witcher|spider-man]

-Use vision models to generate detailed tags. Exclude style tags that contradict the Gwent aesthetic.

-Categories

• beast • aristocrat • elf • warrior • dryad • mage • alchemy • vampire • ship • insectoid • witcher • cultist • dwarf • ogroid • firesworn

Enjoy creating with GwentStyle_IL!