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[IL, ♀] Mark - Brilliant Mind (Tactician, Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade) / 神軍師 マーク (ファイアーエムブレム 烈火の剣)

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Verified:

SafeTensor

Type

LoRA

Stats

37

28

7

Reviews

Published

Feb 1, 2026

Base Model

Illustrious

Training

Steps: 777
Epochs: 15

Usage Tips

Clip Skip: 1

Trigger Words

F_E_T_M, brown hair, hair over eyes,
hood up, hooded cloak, layered cloaks, robe, amulet, belt, black pantyhose, ankle boots,

Hash

AutoV2
1BCAF15F3C

Created on Civitai

Player character from seventh Fire Emblem game, initially released in US as just “Fire Emblem” and given the English subtitle The Blazing Blade in later English official media. The only good Avatar in the series because she's not OP, the plot isn't about her, and all worship she gets is purely related to your ability at playing the game (with rankings outright insulting you instead if you play bad). While the Heroes appearance is intentionally ambiguous since the original appearance let players decide the tactician's name and being male/female (which does nothing but change a couple lines with Sain* and Florina) and only showed the character at extreme distance to hide this, I trained this as though the data were of a female because the damage picture clearly shows Mark is wearing pantyhose and not socks (also all the other reasons for making a female character LoRA).

Head: F_E_T_M, brown hair, hair over eyes,
Outfit: Hood up, hooded cloak, layered cloaks, robe, amulet, belt, black pantyhose, ankle boots,
Note: Using "facing viewer" instead of "looking at viewer" to lower eyes spawning (this is normal tag behavior but so uncommon I'll note it)

Made with 8 official art from Heroes and 15 fan art. Dataset was very unclean and not super consistent, but nobody has tried yet so I tried anyways. Took forever to start training for some reason. Thought it was going to time out. Worked better than expected, but the layered cloak thing is a mess.

*When looking for data for this I found a Japanese Twitter user surprised Sain’s dialog is different for females in English. I’d have to check and see if this really was added for the English release, but if true even less changes in Japanese.