Bril Teg Arga possessed an innate and powerful connection to the Living Force that grants him a near-constant awareness of the presence, feelings, emotions, and intentions of other beings through Force. This heightened sensitivity to living beings makes Bril Teg Arga a highly empathetic person with a great reverence for life. Whether it be to better understand his friends or family, to aid in his research, or to make him more sensitive in battle, Bril Teg Arga’s Force sense is his most cherished ability that is as common to him as breathing.

However, the constant influx of sensory information can be overwhelming if Bril Teg Arga doesn't take the time to quiet his senses until he truly needs them. Moreover, the feeling of constantly being "read" this invokes can lead to people feeling like their privacy has been invaded if they realize what Bril Teg Arga is doing.

Bril Teg Arga can be very protective, and when any of his friends are being bullied or threatened, he will step in to defend them. His desire to protect his friends and family gives Bril a drive to unlock greater strength and skill, allowing him to push himself to greater heights; however, this fierce loyalty to his loved ones can get Bril Teg Arga in trouble when he refuses to back down during heated exchanges, and he often blames himself harshly if he perceives himself as having failed to protect his loved ones from danger. However, because of ride-or-die mentality, his friends know that no matter what, Bril Teg Arga will be there for them.

Trained to fight in Kthri exhibitions since childhood and later having entered the professional shockboxing circuit, Bril Teg Arga possesses a nigh-unshakable determination to best his opponent when combat begins. Even when he is outmatched, he will display a commendable degree of grit to see a battle to its conclusion unless otherwise forced to end it prematurely.

This is intimately tied to the Iridonian notion of "kal'ayuride," which roughly translates to "Honor Duel." When combat begins, Bril Teg Arga believes it must be seen to its conclusion lest he bring dishonor upon himself. This can lead to him refusing to give up when the situation calls for it or making a tactical retreat when overwhelmed by superior opponents.

Bril Teg Arga has managed to retain the sense of wonder of his youth, which he now channels into a voracious appetite for not just knowledge but understanding. He loves learning new things, especially those things that he can put into practice or apply to other aspects of his life. His intellectually rich upbringing has instilled a love for academia and scholarship within him, which he has excelled in since joining the Brotherhood. Natural ability combined with a love for learning allows Bril Teg Arga to learn new concepts very quickly; however, his almost childlike curiosity can lead to him seeking out information that he shouldn't or that is potentially dangerous to him. This makes him more likely to get into trouble while chasing down leads for his research.

Through careful study and dedication to isolated martial-combat, Bril Teg Arga has turned the act of dueling into an art form. Bril's dedication to combining both his hand-to-hand combat and his lightsaber combat has resulted in the creation of a style entirely unique to him. Bril has learned how to seamlessly blend both martial arts and saber dueling, often switching between them to overwhelm his opponent. The precise grappling maneuvers and submissions of Whiptree complement the highly technical, conservative forms of Makashi while the acrobatic movements of his ancestral Kthri blend well with the aggressive and fast-paced style of Vaapad.

However, all of these styles that Bril Teg Arga have combined into one are best suited against single opponents in close quarters. As such, he can have trouble mounting an effective offense when fighting groups of enemies or when those enemies are attacking from range.

Bril Teg Arga's heighted connection to the Living Force has instilled a deep reverence for life within him. He believes that as a child of the Living Force, he doesn't have the right to decide whether another living being gets to live or die. As such, Bril Teg Arga doesn't like to kill people; instead, he chooses to injure his opponent until that person is unable to fight back or is otherwise incapacitated.