90 detailed dynamic prompts with fantasy, sci-fi, video game, mythological and historical themes. Each prompt includes setting, background, pose and (mostly) gender-agnostic character details. Now with booru tags!

For ComfyUI, please use https://github.com/adieyal/comfyui-dynamicprompts, and https://github.com/GrvBdgr/comfyui-negativewildcardsprocessor.

The wildcards contain negative wildcards (text surrounded by <! .. !>). If you do not wish to use these, simply remove the <! .. !> text in the wildcards files with your favorite text editor. Use the following regex:

<!.*!>

As of v3.0 the wildcards no longer require Loras or embeddings, for compatibility with all models.

Older versions of the wildcards are not recommended for use.

Usage:

Add a description of the character you'd like in the generated image (feel free to use character LoRas), plus any style/quality keywords necessary for the model you're using, then add __ffpc-booru__.

Example:
best quality, masterpiece, 1man, russian (male:1.1), solo, aquamarine eyes, long brown beard, __ffpc-booru__

Some example characters are provided in the character.txt in the downloaded archive, so if you just want to run a few tests, you can use the following prompt:
best quality, masterpiece, __character__ __full-prompt-fantasy__

More diverse character wildcards can be found here: https://civarchive.com/models/118508?modelVersionId=128565

Negative prompt should be whatever the model necessitates, or your preferred negative prompt. Some models have race or gender bias due to the material that was used for training, you can usually use negative prompts to compensate. eg. if your generations come out with female characters despite describing the character as male, add "woman, girl" to the negative prompt, use weights if necessary.

Additional usage notes:

Other than the above, feel free to experiment with additions to the prompt, though most of the wildcards are rather long, so if you want to have a significant impact, weights may be necessary. The prompts rarely use weights above 1.1, so if your additions seem to have no effect, try weights of 1.15 or more.