While Venari will see a job through to its conclusion and put forward his best effort, it’s still just a job. Venari's true loyalties lie to his friends, and through thick and thin,he will stand by them and die for them if needed. This loyalty is reserved for those who have earned Venari's trust, putting him at odds with other Mercenaries that are only doing a job for the money. This also makes it harder for employers to trust his motives, often times creating extra competition and difficulty finding work. None of it matters to Venari, though, because loyalty to his friends is not something credits can buy.

When Venari does things, he makes sure everything is done correctly, no matter how long it takes. This means there are frequent delays in Venari's work, but it's usually done right, at least.

While generally laid back and more than happy to offer a quip of sarcasm, Venari's entire demeanor changes once combat begins. He becomes focused and quiet, with his smile replaced with a look of grim determination.

People tend to reverently follow Venari’s lead and look up to him in difficult situations. Whether through inspirational behavior, fear and manipulation, or belief and hope for a better future, they think that Venari genuinely believes what he does. This is all a clever facade, however, as Venari is not always as upstanding and respectable as his followers believe. He is no idol, but an opportunist who knows how to manipulate a crowd into bettering his own machinations.

Through careful study and dedication to isolated martial-combat, Venari has turned the act of dueling into an art form. A keen eye and attention to detail allows him the ability to learn their opponent's idiosyncrasies while fighting. Venari then uses his own skills to capitalize on the opponent's weakness. Because of this calculated approach to isolated duels, Venari has a harder time taking on multiple opponents at once at higher skill levels.

Venari wears out his opponents through use of the Force, agility, and evasion. Once he has sufficiently tired his foes through the Force, physical, or mental assault, he quickly tries to find a means of cleanly and swiftly dispatching them - usually resulting in a somewhat risky all-or-nothing attempt at a deathblow.