Jondar strives to be the king of his own personal universe, surrounding himself and forming co-dependent relationships with misfits who have few other options. Loyalty is the currency of his realm, the more you need Jo and demonstrate your loyalty to him the more he is willing to do for you. As long as his wants and needs come first, he will ruthlessly protect his “kingdom” including those he views as part of it. This transactional approach garners Jo some intensely devoted allies but a lot more enemies.

Because of this overinflated sense of self-importance, Jo tends to come off as cocky and overconfident even when it’s not warranted.

Jo is always looking for ways to score his next payday and has a knack for devising harebrained credit-making schemes. High-risk bounties, exotic creature breeding, smuggling, fraud, petty theft, nothing is beyond the pale or too risky for him. Jo is utterly shameless in his pursuit of that next credit having a history of transgressing social norms and exploiting even tragedies for personal gain.

This willingness to take outlandish risks translates to how the Kiffar Mandalorian approaches any job or mission. His unorthodox and unusually resourceful thinking will sometimes lead him to success in near-impossible situations but more often than not will blow up in his face in ways that are exceedingly humorous to outside observers.

Jo is a natural performer who seeks the spotlight like a moth to a flame. His need to be the center of attention and receive praise causes him to constantly put on a show and strive to be the life of the party. He regularly streams his various activities and adventures on the holonet to a meager audience. The Kiffar also fancies himself a musician, prone to playing the seven-string hallikset and singing even when those around wish he wouldn’t. He soaks up applause like a sponge and reacts poorly or brushes past criticism of his performances.

Jo also has a history of illicit substance abuse with spice and death sticks among his favorites. He can be fun while the chems are flowing and taciturn when he’s coming down or sober.

Having grown up in a backwater farming world, Jo has an affinity for the rural lifestyle and everything outdoors. He speaks Basic with a heavy drawl and even his Mando’a has a rustic dialect. The Kiffar is most at home in the wilds around dangerous creatures and struggles in urban environments and around high society. His preferences for art, music, decor and leisure activities tend toward things considered trashy or backward in the galaxy’s more metropolitan population centers.

Simply vanquishing an opponent isn’t enough for Jondar, he has to rub it in. Given a choice between killing or capturing the Mandalorian will opt for capturing, even when doing so is impractical or risky, simply so he can gloat over his victory. Jo is also prone to impractical challenges to one on one contests to further demonstrate his self-perceived prowess, whether he has the skills to back up said challenge or not.

This preference for capture and premature celebrating infuriates opponents and allies alike.

As a seasoned hunter, Jo will actively try to use the natural environment and his creature companions to his advantage in battle. Given a large enough space, he has a tendency to stalk and avoid confrontation in order to bait his opponents into a trap. Against a larger force or superior numbers, Jo favors hit and run, guerilla-style, tactics.

The Kiffar often overestimates the effectiveness of his elaborate maneuvering however and struggles in urban environments or confined spaces.