"To command an army requires the courage to send soldiers to what may be their death without doubt or hesitation. The armies of the Empire are led by warriors who have been trained to direct their forces as effortlessly as a swordsmen wields a blade."

This is a LoRA trained on the variants of the Empire Captains/Elector Count models from the 2006 video game Warhammer: Mark of Chaos. The dataset includes four campaign-only Empire general models: Stefan von Kessel, Otto Grubber, General Feldsturm, and whatever Otto's newphew was supposed to be called.

It seems to have learned the likeness of the armor set very accurately, but not as well on the barded warhorse and the EC's griffons. Try emphasizing these terms if you want to render them.

WHY THIS GAME THOUGH?

Because I quite dislike the closed helmet variant of the generic Empire commanders in Total War: Warhammer, which doesn't seem to correspond to any of the Empire miniatures anyhow. Just a weird, sort of mutilated close helmet. Ewwww

Since Mark of Chaos is comparably more faithful to the miniature in this regard (though their choice of the helmets is only slightly less atrocious), I decided to go with this one instead.