@HeavwoGuy Thanks. 65 is plenty (30-something is generally plenty for a character with only a single costume, though I generally make stuff that has less realistic face geometry and can't say how many will be needed for that). That should be plenty as long as they're not overly similar (you want varying BGs, poses, angles, facial expressions). (Worth noting in case you didn't notice,Nightfire's MP models are significantly lower quality than the SP ones, even when playing solo against bots.)
I'd recommend listing tags in order of head to toe so it's easier to just chop off anything too low down for the camera (e.g., if doing a cowboy shot/upper body/portrait picture it's easier to take the socks and shoes out of the prompt if they're all at the end) and it's also easier for you when tagging your images (since not all of them will be full body pics). In the future I'd also recommend, for sake of on-site generation, not using tags the site deems NSFW since it greatly diminishes how many people are willing to play with it (in this case, I'd call her top garment a "crop top" over a "sports bra" even without this issue. Also the generator seems OK with "sports bra" even though it historically hasn't been.)
Edit: Playing a bit more, I have to ask if you used "3D" in your tagging. It has the off feeling like it was trained on 3D model shots without including that in the tagging. 3D stuff works fine as training data if it's tagged in training, but it has to be tagged such. Feel free to ask me any questions on LoRA making (assuming my guides don't have the answer) since I want as many people as possible to make good LoRAs so I have more to play with.