Since the fall of the Empire at Jakku, there has been many calling for a return to the Imperial Age. The Pwyll Family, as well as many other noble families on Talus, has been a prominent leader in the Centrist faction of the Galactic Senate. Desiring a strong centralist government, the Pwylls pride themselves on desiring a universe with strong values of law and order; often idolizing the police and military. However, this political ideology can often clash with those supportive of the Populist movement; not to mention, many falsely assume the family desires the return of the Sith Emperor.

Despite his family's misfortune and his personal fall from grace, Baelor Pwyll still sees himself as a member of the nobility. As part of this, he follows the old proverb that states a person's behavior, courtesy, and conduct define their true character and humanity. Placing emphasis on how you treat others reflects your inner self and determines how you are judged, suggesting good manners are essential for a moral and civilized life. However, this worldview often puts Baelor at odds with those who are more crass, unrefined, or just plainly rude.

Baelor Pwyll is a lateral thinker, and when he encounters problems or dilemmas, he is very good at improvising and coming up with alternative solutions. This allows Baelor Pwyll to find ways out of situations others might give up on. While these solutions are often not so obvious to others, Baelor Pwyll can typically explain and lead others through his plan...as long as they are patient and willing enough to trust him outside thinking.

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

Without the gift of the Force, Baelor Pwyll has trained rigorously with a wide range of melee weaponry and technology to better handle opponents that are able to harness the mythical power. Baelor Pwyll 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 him 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.

Baelor Pwyll 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.