Despite being a Gungan, Bork has spent enough time wandering the cosmos to have lost much of the iconic pronunciation of his people when speaking Basic. While he occasionally slips into the odd “mesa” or “yousa” here and there, he otherwise uses simple language with very few Gunganese injections, and is largely understandable by the average sentient.

Compared to the average lifespan of his people, Bork is old. He has maintained a fair physical condition, but the aches and pains of life still haunt him from time to time. Likewise, his speech is equally affected, as his jowls flap about to give his words a somewhat sloppy/fleshy quality to them.

Bork has spent a long time in some form of reclusive spiritual study or another for most of his adult life. This has given him wisdom beyond that of other contemporaries, with the added “benefit” of being utterly impatient with other people; even those of his own race. He likes his privacy, and hates it when his meditation is interrupted. Doing so could earn the culprit a swift smack on the nearest exposed body part.

Bork is a generally quiet person, which means that when he does talk, it's usually either to chastise or impart wisdom on someone. Sometimes this means forcing them to partake in his own routine: meditating, Sliding Hands exercises, or making tea. While this otherwise placid demeanor can make others underestimate him, it also gives Enbindi a somewhat laid-back approach to just about everything — he'll step in once the younglings have just about screwed everything up.

While he might appear pacifistic on the outside – aside from his grumbled complaints – Bork is far from helpless. Over the years, he has honed his body into a weapon unto itself, so that despite his rather lanky frame he is more than able to defend himself when unarmed. With his quarterstaff in hand, he is even more dangerous, but generally stops short of killing his opponent, preferring instead to “teach them a lesson,” which can be a dangerous choice in the long run.

Getting the upper-hand is more often about redirection and surprise, and Bork has made great strides in doing just that. He has no issues using his aged appearance to throw off an opponent, and prefers to use his hands over his staff unless absolutely required. His honor code, however, prevents him from continuing to attack an otherwise beaten and grounded opponent. While he might use this period to rest and recuperate, it offers openings to an equally patient foe.