Though not by choice Ophelia has come to accept her new replacement alterations. In fact, she uses the shame of her mistakes to remind her of her faults. She is aware any looks she may have had are gone, and she doesn't care anymore. The cybernetics have driven her focus to become a skilled combatant and drives her forward, but they require constant maintenance after combat missions.

Ophelia is a Mandalorian and will not rest until she can protect everyone she cares about. Her honour will not allow a single person that's important to her to fall especially while Ophelia still draws breath. She will bleed and die for her friends, and her clan and will not suffer any abuse to fall upon a single one of them. She would rather die.

Once a member of the Death Watch and then of the One Sith Ophelia has existed in a world of blackness, hate and anger. Now her clan is all but dead, the One Sith scattered and, all in all, nothing of what she once had remains. She's attempting to walk a different path now, win back her honour but the path is long and hard and she will slip but she refuses to give up, not for anyone. Due to her past, she does have issues developing relationships with those whose hatred stems from her previous organisation, but she goes her best to work around this and get results regardless.

Ophelia is a tech wizard. Slicing, fixing machines, breaking them apart and doing all manners of other things to them. She's more content building a droid or fixing one of the clan's broken down pieces of apparatus than dealing with people. Not to say she can't deal with people but, at least, the droids she creates don't just leave when they are bored of listening to her talk.

As an ex-member of the One Sith Ophelia always plans to win no matter the cost. As a soldier, a warrior and someone broken to the point of no return she will not give up regardless of what happens. This means she will fight to the end, she will use up every shot in her blasters, every drop of fuel for her flamethrower and will only stop once she is utterly broken. There is no glory in quitting.

Ophelia isn't the strongest combatant when it comes to one on one duels due to her focus on technology. Her main advantage is using her skills in Mechu-Deru to set up the battlefield to her advantage. Woe is it the opponent that faces her aboard a starship, the machine filled factory or anywhere she can abuse her gifts and bring the lifeless devices to her side.