Narman Losa vehemently opposes those who wield their power and influence over large groups to oppress species that are deemed less-than. He has no qualms about eliminating a single target or faction to prevent more bloodshed, like cutting away an infection - many of his contemporaries in medicine do not agree.

Narman Losa always had reverence for the more elegant and civilised aspects of society, even as a youth living in a low income development. He would prefer to enjoy a night at the opera and an expensive meal over bar-hopping with his buddies, which has alienated him from his military peers in the past.

Narman Losa has spent a majority of his life working with and treating patients of all species and backgrounds. He knows how to convey reliable and useful information to just about anyone immediately upon meeting them. His tone, however, can often come across as condescending or patronizing when explaining complex topics.

Narman Losa has an extremely analytical mind, something he struggled with at a young age; the sensory overload needed to be honed into a useful skill. The focus required often leaves Narman with a cold, emotionless appearance, regardless of how he may actually be feeling. Those who are not acquainted with him may be left confused about his true emotions.

Narman Losa is not only proficient in using medicinal chemicals to save lives, but also incapacitate his opponents. If in an environment where those supplies are accessible, he will use whatever is necessary for survival - he has also been known to carry a small amount of sedative on most missions. Though any implementation would likely require being in close quarters with his opponent, risking exposure to his own concoctions.

Narman Losa has had an illustrious career in surgery, both in the military, and at one of the finest medical schools in the galaxy. He’s worked with patients of many different species and has a wide range of knowledge concerning alien physiology. Narman will use this information when facing an opponent if applicable, though it could lead him to make assumptions that can be exploited.