Baldur’s Gate 3 Party Pack | Krea2 LoRA V1.0

This LoRA contains four individually trained Baldur’s Gate 3 characters:

🔴 Karlach
🟢 Lae’zel
🟣 Minthara
⚪ Shadowheart

The dataset was extensively cleaned, rebalanced and rebuilt to improve facial identity, reduce character bleeding and keep the defining visual traits of each character clearly separated.

⚡ ACTIVATION TAGS

Always place the correct activation tag at the very beginning of your prompt.

Karlach
KarlachV01MH3

Lae’zel
LaezelV01MH3

Minthara
MintharaV01MH3

Shadowheart
ShadowheartV01MH3

🔴 KARLACH

Activation Tag: KarlachV01MH3

Karlach is highly stable across portraits, full-body images, different clothing styles, environments and lighting setups.

Recommended wording

red-skinned tiefling woman
prominent horns
muscular build
glowing infernal engine in her chest
warm infernal glow

Example

KarlachV01MH3, a tall muscular red-skinned tiefling woman with prominent horns and a glowing infernal engine in her chest, wearing a modern black leather jacket, fitted tank top and distressed jeans, standing beside a rain-covered city street at dusk, warm streetlight illuminating her from the left, camera positioned slightly below waist height, confident playful expression

🟢 LAE’ZEL

Activation Tag: LaezelV01MH3

Lae’zel works best when her characteristic Githyanki facial anatomy is reinforced near the beginning of the prompt.

Recommended wording

yellow-green githyanki woman
angular githyanki facial structure
pointed ears
narrow flattened nose structure
high angular cheekbones
subtle mottled gith skin pattern

Example

LaezelV01MH3, a yellow-green githyanki woman with angular facial anatomy, pointed ears, a narrow flattened nose structure and subtle mottled gith skin pattern, wearing structured olive clothing and fitted dark trousers, standing beneath a concrete overpass in soft overcast daylight, camera positioned at chest height from her front-left side, stern focused expression

🟣 MINTHARA

Activation Tag: MintharaV01MH3

Minthara is highly stable and adapts well to fantasy, historical and modern clothing.

Recommended wording

drow woman
ash-pale drow complexion
cool gray-lilac skin undertone
white hair
strong elegant drow features

For darker fantasy scenes, words such as obsidian, onyx, regal, warplate and similar styling also work very well.

Example

MintharaV01MH3, an ash-pale drow woman with white hair, cool gray-lilac skin undertone and elegant drow facial features, wearing a tailored black blazer over a dark silk blouse and fitted trousers, standing inside an upscale hotel corridor at night, warm ceiling light falling from above while cool window light enters from behind, camera slightly below eye level, composed confident expression

⚪ SHADOWHEART

Activation Tag: ShadowheartV01MH3

⚠️ Important Prompting Note

Shadowheart benefits noticeably from character-specific wording.

Krea2 can sometimes associate generic combinations such as white hair + pale fantasy woman with Minthara. Using warmer Half-Elf terminology keeps Shadowheart much more consistent.

Recommended wording

fair-skinned half-elf woman
naturally light complexion
warm light skin
warm-beige skin
soft half-elven facial structure
refined half-elven features

Both black hair and white hair work.

Avoid for Shadowheart

Try not to rely on Minthara-associated wording such as:

ash-pale
gray-lilac
obsidian
onyx
severe drow features
regal drow

Black Hair Example

ShadowheartV01MH3, a fair-skinned half-elf woman with a naturally warm light complexion, black hair loosely gathered behind her head and soft half-elven facial features, wearing a cream blouse beneath a charcoal cardigan and a pleated skirt, standing beside a large apartment window during a rainy afternoon, soft daylight entering from the left and warm indoor light from behind

White Hair Example

ShadowheartV01MH3, a fair-skinned half-elf woman with naturally light warm-beige skin, white hair worn in a loose braid and recognizable gentle half-elven facial structure, wearing a deep teal outfit beside a secluded natural pool, late-afternoon sunlight illuminating her from the upper left while reflected water provides soft fill from below

🎭 MULTI-CHARACTER PROMPTING

Multiple characters can be activated together.

Place all required activation tags at the beginning and then describe each character separately.

Example

KarlachV01MH3, ShadowheartV01MH3, two clearly distinct women, Karlach as a tall muscular red-skinned tiefling with prominent horns and a glowing infernal engine, Shadowheart as a fair-skinned half-elf woman with black hair and a naturally warm light complexion...

Recommended structure:

Activation Tags → Character 1 identity → Character 2 identity → Interaction → Clothing → Pose → Camera → Lighting → Environment

Avoid combining the identities into vague descriptions such as:

two fantasy women with pale skin and dark armor

Giving each character her own descriptive block helps Krea2 keep their identities and visual traits separated.

💡 GENERAL PROMPT STRUCTURE

A reliable structure is:

Activation Tag → Identity → Clothing → Pose & Emotion → Hands & Legs → Camera → Lighting → Environment

The LoRA was trained across varied clothing, lighting, camera perspectives, expressions and environments, so the characters can be pushed well beyond their original Baldur’s Gate 3 scenes.

V1.0

Version 1.0 uses the rebuilt and cleaned character dataset with improved identity consistency, stronger character separation and refined character-specific caption wording.

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Baldur’s Gate 3 Party Pack | Krea2 LoRA .!.

Version 0.5 Beta

This is an early 0.5 Beta release of my Baldur’s Gate 3 multi-character LoRA for Krea2.

The LoRA is still unfinished and there are currently plenty of inconsistencies and generation errors, especially in more complex multi-character scenes. Because of that, I’m releasing this beta version completely free while I continue improving the dataset and training.

The LoRA currently supports four characters:

• Karlach

• Lae’zel

• Minthara

• Shadowheart

The dataset was also used to train a MiniMaxH3 Lora.

Activation Tags

KarlachV01MH3
LaezelV01MH3
MintharaV01MH3
ShadowheartV01MH3

There is no single global trigger sentence. Use the activation tag of the character you want directly inside your prompt.

For multi-character scenes, simply use multiple activation tags in the same prompt.

Prompting Tips

For best results, describe the scene in detail after the activation tag.

Useful things to describe:

• clothing / armor

• pose and body position

• facial expression

• gaze direction

• hand position

• action

• camera angle

• shot type

• environment

• lighting

• cinematic or realistic style

For group scenes, describe each character separately and clearly state what they are doing and how they interact.

Shadowheart

Shadowheart was trained with both her black-hair and white-hair appearances.

Specify the version you want directly in the prompt, for example:

ShadowheartV01MH3, white hair tied back...

or

ShadowheartV01MH3, black hair...

Example — Single Character

KarlachV01MH3, wearing fitted dark leather battle armor, standing in a rocky mountain clearing, relaxed confident expression, looking toward the camera, medium full-body shot, eye-level camera, warm golden-hour sunlight, cinematic realistic fantasy style

Example — Multiple Characters

KarlachV01MH3, LaezelV01MH3, MintharaV01MH3, ShadowheartV01MH3, the four characters standing together in a ruined fortress courtyard, each wearing distinct fantasy adventuring clothing, interacting naturally with each other, cinematic realistic fantasy style, dramatic dusk lighting, medium-wide group shot, detailed environment

The LoRA is mainly intended for Krea2 Text-to-Image and can be used for:

• cinematic character showcases

• realistic fantasy interpretations

• party interactions

• dialogue scenes

• combat

• spellcasting

• group scenes

• gameplay-inspired sequences

Beta Notice

This is Version 0.5 Beta.

Expect errors.

Character identity can still drift, complex interactions can fail, hands and anatomy are not always perfect, and multi-character scenes are especially demanding for the model.

This version is being released for free so people can experiment with it, test different prompts, and see what Krea2 can already do with the four characters.

More training and improvements are planned for future versions.

Have fun experimenting with it! 🚀