Elisbet Saxon sees herself as the control subject in the science experiment called life. Often labeled as "boring" and "predictable", Elisbet Saxon keeps her wild and experimental side reserved for pet projects. This boring lifestyle leads to her being considered anti-social and when she does join others, instead of relaxing she prefers to keep quiet and observe.

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

Elisbet Saxon likes to engage in detailed discussions and think through situations carefully, often collaborating with others to seek their opinions before deciding on the best course of action. While this often ensures Elisbet Saxon is more fair and well-respected amongst her peers, sometimes others do not have time to discuss this in a committee.

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

Without the gift of the Force, Elisbet Saxon has trained rigorously with a wide range of melee weaponry and technology to better handle opponents that are able to harness the mythical power. Elisbet Saxon has been conditioned to fight against foes that are Force-sensitive and are able to compensate against fighting an adversary wielding something as deadly as a lightsaber. While this adaptive combat training makes her lethal in close quarters combat against any kind of threat, they are still at the mercy of a long ranged fighter, assailant or Force user that prefers to attack the mind instead of the body.

Elisbet Saxon is utterly devoted to success in combat, no matter the mission, no matter the cost. She has spent her life building herself in the image of war, utilizing a dogmatic regimen that has led her 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 her superiors and subordinates.