Justin Wayne's life is filled with training and learning for all sorts of situations, from the mind-numbingly normal to the utterly bizarre. As such, Justin Wayne has developed into a rather resourceful individual. This has made Justin Wayne a mix of academic and scholar, always with something to offer to any discussion. However, knowledge and training does not always translate well to the tense environment of the battlefield, and no amount of textbooks can prepare one for reality...

Justin Wayne is devoutly loyal to his House or Clan and will follow orders unquestionably. He would sacrifice his own life to protect his House or Clan from harm. This attitude, however, often clouds his ability to see things from an arbitrary or objective point of view and he can come off as extremely narrow-minded.

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

Justin Wayne is often confused and heavily saddened by the amount of idiocy that constantly surrounds him. It is often much easier for Justin Wayne to cope with people by ensuring he stays inebriated and dulling his senses. When unable to find alcohol for an extended period of time, Justin Wayne will devolve into a ravenous, hate-filled monster that is nigh impossible to be around. In other words, Justin Wayne is an addict.

Through careful study and dedication to isolated martial-combat, Justin Wayne 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. Justin Wayne then uses his own skills to capitalize on the opponent's weakness. Because of this calculated approach to isolated duels, Justin Wayne has a harder time taking on multiple opponents at once at higher skill levels.

Justin Wayne is utterly devoted to success in combat, no matter the mission, no matter the cost. He has spent his life building himself in the image of war, utilizing a dogmatic regimen that has lead him to a single-minded obsession with military success and requires intense physical and mental training. This training, however, has come at the cost of anything resembling empathy or concern for others - even his superiors and subordinates.