The style lora based on Dragon Age: Inquisition's companion tarot cards and it's inspired fanart.<hr /><h1 id="trigger-words">Trigger words</h1>dai_tarot - main trigger wordog_art - trigger word for original in-game cards. I tested it only along with main trigger word but you can try to experiment<hr /><h1 id="optional-triggers">Optional triggers</h1>flat_white_weapon - for simple flat-colored weapon effect. Works well by itself, can be janky when mixing loras. Works well with long melee weapons (spear, polearm, staff etc)label, english text, character name - text scroll in bottom part of screenrounded_corners - implying tarot card's corners. Didn't tested it at all but in never generated natarally for me which is gutFor more traditional tarot vibe you can try to prompt some kind of frame (golden frame etc) or some kind if tarot based tags. Can be good with mentioned label tags.<hr />You can also use something like traditional media, painterly, abstract, sketch to strenghten the original vibe.Also thanks to @Chumple's post below it can be good idea to use something like flat colour, lineart, monochrome, limited palette, mute colors etc etc. Result varies with different checkpoints (and other loras used) - some of them doesn't care much for all that fancy words.<hr />Hirez and face detailer are recommended more than usual.Like most of the times it can be pain in the ass to mix it with character loras (esp non-2d ones) but it still can add some cool vibe and composition to your generations. Experiment with weights and different checkpoints and try negatives like 3d, realistic, render, photo.Posting with "Add post" below will help me gather some blues for future models and tests. No one reads that, so no one will know i'm gay. On-site generations don't lose metadata when saved and uploaded to gallery. Thanks! :)

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