An Illustrious version of Blossom from Battlerite.

See below for good optional tags and how they change things.

Decided to make an Illustrious version of my first ever Lora after learning a bit more from making lots of Lora for my own use. I'm still not sure if I'm any good, but I seem to have gotten a bit better. This version is a lot more "on model" than my PDXL version, which may be a good or bad thing depending on your preferences (I personally prefer it). Works pretty well, but has some issues with bleeding into other characters added to the scene. Seems to play nice with the few other Lora I tried.

Recommend 0.8-1.0 strength.

(Way too detailed) Tag Guide

blrite, battlerite - Activation

jewelry, necklace, bracelet - Will almost always appear unprompted, but a bit inconsistently and can be a bit "muddy" without prompting. Add these to sharpen them up and also shift pose a bit (ie. prompting bracelet will make her show her hands, etc.). Add to negatives to remove them.

topwear, halterneck - Will usually appear unprompted, but have the same issues as jewelry. If you want her topless, there may occasionally be random tassels from her topwear attached to her chest still. Adding these to negatives seems to help those go away.

loincloth, brown underwear - Without prompting (and without adding "uncensored") she will wear underwear (usually black) by default. I've found adding "woven" or "hide" to "brown underwear" makes them fit better with the rest of her clothes. Adding these to negatives does what you think.

pouch - Very inconsistent when unprompted. I think it's cute as hell for some reason, so I add it back in. Can sometimes give her multiple pouches though, so more specifics like "single pouch" can sometimes help. Add this to negatives if you just want it consistently gone.

hair flower, single braid - Will almost always appear unprompted. Her hair flower can sometimes be a bit off, but usually adding "hair flower" will give her a second one, so I tend to avoid it. "Single braid" will guarantee her braid appears, but it will usually be longer than it should, so I also don't use it much. Add these to negatives to mostly remove them (though her braid tends to still appear).

hooves - Will usually appear unprompted if in the shot, but will be weird and more like, hoof style shoes. Adding this corrects them, though will usually affect any other actors in the scene as well, so "hooved female" will sometimes help keep it to her.

staff - VERY rarely will appear unprompted, usually in weird ways. Even when prompted it never looks correct, so only add it if you really need it for the scene. Add it to negatives to banish its spirit back to latent space.

satyr girl - Will give the fur of her lower half more definition and also guarantee hooves, though will also make her digitigrade and usually affect other actors. Adding "digitigrade" to negatives straightens her legs back out.

deer girl - Pushes her more towards a furry appearance if that's your preference, and also cuts the edge off of her sometimes 3D appearance, while also doing what "satyr girl" does.

3D, CG - Adding these to negatives can help remove that rendered gloss if you prefer, though typically just adding one of Illustrious' many baked-in artist styles will do that anyway.

All in all it works pretty good, and all the other quirks and missteps are those that are (I think) common with other Lora, so it shouldn't be too tough to figure out.

Enjoy this underrated deer!