Be it during a fight or life in general, moral compass means little to Viloth. If you don’t want a person harmed, you had better specify. General terms mean nothing to him as Viloth only deals in specifics. If the rules of a duel say you can’t shoot before the count of three? A grenade over the shoulder is fair game, then. Tell Viloth to stop someone at all costs, well, you better not be concerned if they’re brought back dead or alive.

Viloth sees himself as the control subject in the science experiment called life. Often labeled as "boring" and "predictable", Viloth keeps his wild and experimental side reserved for pet projects. This boring lifestyle leads to him being considered anti-social and when he does join others, instead of relaxing he prefers to keep quiet and observe.

Viloth doesn't like to work in groups or teams and feels most comfortable on his own. Viloth sticks to himself, sets his own pace, and doesn't share feelings or emotions with others. While the Lone Wolf can get things done quietly and efficiently, he tends to be emotionally cut off and has problems relating to his comrades.

Viloth prefers to push the rules to the absolute limit. While he is unlikely to actually break rules or disobey orders, he toes the line between what is allowed and what isn't at every opportunity.

Viloth will never go into any situation head-on. Whether it be combat or just strolling down the street, he will stick to the shadows or cloak themselves in the Force. The less they are seen the better. If they cannot sneak up on someone, then Viloth will not bother confronting them.

Viloth vastly prefers ranged combat, taking every opportunity to use skills and Force Powers to disengage from melee and instead fight at range, so much so that he has become competent at staying out of melee in the first place.