A re-attempt at creating a game-accurate Asura, re-using a prior dataset but removing OC-specfic tags. It's... better, but still not where I want it to be. Making it public for archival purposes.This Lora has a larger number of trained asuran hairstyles - although not all of them from the game, as taking screen caps using different hair styles and colors takes a really long time. My next attempt will include even more hair styles. The hardest part of an asura to generate is their feet - I'm thinking I need to create a full reference for asura feet in my next attempt. I did use the tag <code>asura_feet</code> which admittedly helps, sometimes. Trigger words: <code>asura</code>, <code>gw2_style</code> helpful tags: <code>four clawed fingers</code>, <code>three clawed toes</code>, <code>long pointed ears</code> I recommend specifying aesthetic choices such as hair color/style, eye color, skin color, clothing, etc. For skin color, I tended to train around greyscale to brown. Additional descriptors such as <code>mottled skin</code> or <code>skin markings</code> or <code>two-tone skin</code> add additional detail. Granted, that bit is pretty much ripped directly from <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/621443/asura-guild-wars">Asura (Guild Wars) by Multimala</a>. Poses are very lack-luster - I was only able to capture so many poses in game, and the result is that most poses are just... the model standing there. I have some ideas for how to add more poses in later versions, but any LORA that alters pose without altering the art style should work fine. I tend to be lazy playing with strength values. For now, I recommend using a strength of 1, unless pairing it with <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/621443/asura-guild-wars">Asura (Guild Wars) by Multimala</a>. Seriously, Multimala's Lora is still the better option, so make sure to check it out!

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