Kolot never really learned the definition of true consequence. He has “thieved” and tricked his way into the hearts of strangers, friends, and family but has never dealt with nor experienced a heavy sense of responsibility for those actions. This makes Kolot a very carefree soul, but he isn’t one for serious conversations or threats.

Be it during a fight or life in general, moral compass means little to Kolot. If you don’t want a person harmed, you had better specify. General terms mean nothing to him as Kolot only deals in specifics. If the rules of a duel say you can’t shoot before the count of three? A grenade over the shoulder is fair game, then. Tell Kolot to stop someone at all costs, well, you better not be concerned if they’re brought back dead or alive.

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

Killing has never been a problem for Kolot; and he kind of enjoys it now, if he is honest. Killing's what Kolot does, and he likes what he does.

What he lacks in subtlety, Kolot makes up for in firepower. Whether blasters, slugthrowers or grenades, Kolot's philosophy is the same: the bigger the boom, the better. He has a keen fondness for all manner of weapons and explosives and his natural strength, roughly equivalent to a standard human soldier, means that even larger blaster cannons are usable by the diminutive Ewok. The only question is whether their size will make them too unwieldy to use effectively.

Where most err on the side of caution in a confrontation, Kolot prefers to charge in head-first. While others may skirt a battlefield or keep their careful distance, Kolot rushes in with devastating attacks with seemingly no regard for safety, relying upon instinct and possibly armor to protect him from dismemberment and death during his all-out attacks. Kolot is a force to be feared on the battlefield, leaving a trail of death and destruction. However, Kolot's blood-hungry ways put him in far more danger than the normal combatant, often resulting in needless injury and suffering, trading safety for pure offensive ability.