models/Fantasy Map - Heavy

Fantasy Map - Heavy

8/27/2025

11:36:15 PM

Related Keywords & Tags

2.5d style,basileus,fantasy map,fantasy roleplaying games,gm,handdrawn maps,heavy,lora,map,maps,roleplaying games,rpg,sdxl 1.0,style,tools

Intricate fantasy map showcasing a large, ancient college built into towering cliffs with detailed architectural elements, surrounded by greenery and rose gardens, featuring pathways and small figures.

A futuristic cyberpunk cityscape at night, illuminated by vivid neon signs in pink, orange, and blue, with steam rising between towering skyscrapers and a distant glowing skyline

Recommended Negative Prompts

unfinished, rough, messy, sloppy, sketch, scribble, duplicate, crayon, multiple, extra, fractal, noise, crowded, busy, signature, watermark, monochrome, greeble, greyscale, sepia, copyright, trademark, notice, logo, stamp, english, symbol

Recommended Parameters

samplers

DPM++ 2M SDE Heun Karras

steps

cfg

7 - 8

resolution

1024x768

other models

fantasy map-heavy (32302b6a16ef), sdXL_v10VAEFix (e6bb9ea85b), Harrlogos_v1.1 (911cff375341), fantasy map-medium (87272e9a38cc)

Recommended Hires (High-Resolution) Parameters

upscaler

4x-UltraMix_Restore

upscale

steps

16 - 32

denoising strength

0.4 - 0.5

Tips

Use txt2img for inspiration or fun.

Use img2img to flesh out crudely sketched maps.

Lower the strength below 0.5 to mix with other styles or add prompt control.

Creates maps in the handdrawn(ish) 2.5D style popular in fantasy roleplaying games. Trends toward faded/sepia unless you lower the strength.

Three versions:

Light: Imparts the aesthetic, but doesn't push toward any particular visual element.

Medium: Strong, tends toward the classic "Tolkien-esque" aesthetic.

Heavy: Very strong, creates dramatic, detailed maps with decorative visual elements.

txt2img can be used for fun or inspiration, but img2img can be used to flesh out crudely sketched maps (example provided).

Trained on SDXL 1.0 base with the trigger "fantasy map". Trigger doesn't seem to be strictly necessary though, and finetuned checkpoints seem to work okay (some better than others).

Seems to work best with a CFG around 7 or 8. You can turn down the strength as low as 0.5 if you want to mix it with other styles or control it more with prompt (otherwise it will veer hard toward the specific style on which it was trained).