Alexandra uses her size to her advantage. Being small, she is an excellent thief, as she is able to fit her body into any space and escape unnoticed from any situation. She practices meditation and yoga daily, which are both hobbies that help her with her abilities. She is capable of contorting her body in an impressive manner, which has proven invaluable time and time again.

If it has an electronic circuit or gears,Alexandra Rahl thinks she can fix it; everything from holopads to starships. To Alexandra Rahl, even the most random assortment of scraps from a junkyard can be used to create something useful. she has a knack for fixing things that are broken, and her confidence in this ability borders on arrogance, and if she fails to fix something, she is prone to fits of anger and annoyance.

Alexandra Rahl prefers to push the rules to the absolute limit. While she is unlikely to actually break rules or disobey orders, she toes the line between what is allowed and what isn't at every opportunity.

Alexandra Rahl manages to always see the down side to every silver-lining, joyous occasion, or victory. Where some may see a boon, Alexandra Rahl will often see the curse accompanying it, just around the corner.Alexandra Rahl's constant pessimism can often lead to conflict and the annoyance of those around her, not to mention the dampening of spirits. However, this mindset is not without its benefits, for a pessimist is far more likely to be prepared for the worst and be left unscathed by it - after all, none are more prepared for the worst case scenario than the ones expecting it all along.

Alexandra Rahl wears out her opponents through use of the Force, agility, and evasion. Once she has sufficiently tired her foes through the Force, physical, or mental assault, she quickly tries to find a means of cleanly and swiftly dispatching them - usually resulting in a somewhat risky all-or-nothing attempt at a deathblow.

Alexandra Rahl 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 lead 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.