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* FatalFlaw: Impulsivity. Kaedan, as a proud warrior, always advocates for immediate action, regardless of what he knows regarding the situation. This ultimately results in his death on Illum, as Grand Moff Regus tricks him into dividing his forces with a pair of decoy outposts, isolating him enough for the Imperial player to infiltrate his camp and assassinate him.
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* ScrewYouElves: While he hates all organic life, he especially has it out for Jedi, calling them sanctimonious hypocrites for constantly claiming to be the peacekeepers and defenders of the galaxy yet "ignoring" the suffering of Droids.
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* IronicEcho: [[spoiler: "And in the end, as the darkness takes me, I am nothing. Now I know how you felt, [[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic old friend]]."]]
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* IronicEcho: [[spoiler: "And in the end, as the darkness takes me, I am nothing. Now I know how you felt, [[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic old my friend]]."]]
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: In the Foundry flashpoint and ''Shadow of Revan'', he is this, as his friends had been killed in front of him, and was betrayed by his ally, causing him to be left in suspended animation for centuries, during which everyone else he knew perished. No wonder he's out for Vitiate's blood, even disregarding the latter's OmnicidalManiac tendencies.
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: In the Foundry flashpoint and ''Shadow of Revan'', he is this, as his friends had been killed in front of him, and he was betrayed by his ally, causing him to be left in suspended animation for centuries, during which everyone else he knew perished. No wonder he's out for Vitiate's blood, even disregarding the latter's OmnicidalManiac tendencies.
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* AlwaysWantedToSayThat: "The Force is strong with this one."
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* AlwaysWantedToSayThat: "The Force is strong with this one."
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* MissionControl: Serves as the primary contact for the Imperial side of the Shroud questline.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: In the Imperial side of ''Rise of the Hutt Cartel'', he's noticeably curt and suspicious of a Bounty Hunter who [[spoiler:killed Darth Tormen]] or an Imperial Agent who [[spoiler:didn't give the Black Codex to the Sith]]. The former for obvious reasons, the latter because [[spoiler:the Agent is now a wholly independent entity he has no actual direct control over]]. Nevertheless, he's will to work with both of them to advance the Empire's agenda on Makeb.
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* FriendlyEnemy: With Satele Shan. They're able to work together with only a few arguments, such as how to deal with a prisoner. [[spoiler:After his death, his Force ghost accompanies her as she wanders the galaxy.]] Similarly, he's this with a Republic character in the expansions. If you agree to let him torture that prisoner, he'll send you a letter with a few credits attached as a sign of respect.
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* FriendlyEnemy: With Satele Shan. They're able to work together with only a few arguments, such as how to deal with a prisoner. [[spoiler:After his death, his Force ghost accompanies her as she wanders the galaxy.]] He even addresses her as "Grand Master" and briefly bows his head when they first talk during ''Shadow of Revan'' Similarly, he's this with a Republic character in the expansions. If you agree to let him torture that prisoner, he'll send you a letter with a few credits attached as a sign of respect.
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* FaceHeelTurn: She was originally an apprentice to Gnost Dural but when he tasked her to spy on Darth Malgus. She fell to the Dark Side and became Malgus's apprentice.
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* FaceHeelTurn: She was originally an apprentice to Gnost Dural but when he tasked her to spy on Darth Malgus. She Malgus, she fell to the Dark Side and became Malgus's apprentice.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: See AscendedExtra above. In the expansions, Marr became the major character for the Imperial faction and one of the main characters overall, but he wasn't that notable in launch content. It is especially jarring when main characters from all class stories team up against Malgus in Ilum's war room and it is Ravage who does the talking for the Dark Council, while Marr just stands in the corner and says nothing.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: See AscendedExtra above. In the expansions, Marr became the major character for the Imperial faction and one of the main characters overall, but he wasn't that notable in launch content. It is especially jarring when main characters from all class stories team up against Malgus in Ilum's war room and it is Ravage who does the talking for the Dark Council, while Marr just stands in the corner and says nothing. Even then, however, he could overrule his fellow councillors if he saw fit, like his appointing the Inquisitor to the Council and naming them a Darth on the spot.
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* BadassLongrobe: He wears the same robe that Darth Baras wears, complete with [[ShouldersOfDoom enormous pauldrons]].
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* OneSteveLimit: He shares the same name as Darth Gravus, who was slain by Darth Karrid.
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* TheManInFrontOfMan: In ''Fallen Empire'' and ''Eternal Throne'', Lana plays the role of second-in-command. In practice she seems to be functionally the commander of the Alliance and is often the one giving orders.
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* TheManInFrontOfMan: TheManInFrontOfTheMan: In ''Fallen Empire'' and ''Eternal Throne'', Lana plays the role of second-in-command. In practice she seems to be functionally the commander of the Alliance and is often the one giving orders.
