Belladonna

With a hat-tip to DarkWorld RPG and Witchcraft and Wizardry, these are lists of character elements; neither black-and-white "merits" and "flaws", nor hard-and-fast pigeon-holes. They're places for characterization to emerge, to begin, not end.

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Ambidextrous
She can use her left or right hands with equal proficiency.

Animal Lover
Though she can't "speak" with animals per se, she can communicate with them on a limited level using tone of voice and body language.

Audacious
Bold and brazen in defiance of convention, propriety, law, or the like.

Carouser
She likes a good party! Of course, it's not a good party unless there's drinking, fighting, and fornicating involved!

Code of Honor
The Nine Noble Virtues, detailed below.

Common Sense
Good sense and sound judgment in practical matters.

Hedonistic
Pursuit of or devotion to pleasure, especially to the pleasures of the senses.

Lewd
Inclined to, characterized by, or inciting to lust or lechery; lascivious. Obscene or indecent, as language or songs; salacious.

Moxie
When someone has guts or balls, they have moxie.

Remorseless
Without remorse; merciless; pitiless; relentless.

Courage
It likely doesn't come as much of a surprise that the nation of Na'ceroth Lodias warriors values courage, though courage on the battlefield is only a small part of what this virtue actually means. While being courageous enough to face your fears and enter the battlefield is important, it also takes a lot of courage for them to live their everyday lives and stand up for what they believe in. Therefore, every individual strives to be courageous in every element of their life.

Discipline
Having the level of self-discipline that is required as part of the Na'ceroth Lodias honor system means being able to follow their beliefs even when it's inconvenient. If an individual only chooses to act for what they believed in when it suited them, then they're considered to have very little discipline and are not held in high regard.

Fidelity
This belief in fidelity extends far beyond the modern understanding of it, remaining monogamous with your life partner. They also apply this belief in fidelity to friends and family as well in equal measure, which means that the Na'ceroth Lodias are to be unequivocally loyal to those that are close to them.

Honesty
Lying is something that the Na'ceroth Lodias believe to be one of the worst infractions that a person can make. They believe that not only is telling the truth in every situation is always the best course of action, but acting honest, taking no action that can be considered deceitful, is something to always strive for. Doing anything else is considered cowardly. The only exception to this rule that they allow is if an individual is already being lied to, in which case lying back can sometimes be deemed acceptable.

Honor
A big part of the Nine Noble Virtues is the presence of honor in daily Na'ceroth Lodias life. For them, being honorable means that they are able to be true to what they believe in. Whatever belief system a specific individual may have, it's important for them to stand up for those beliefs even in the face of adversity, and doing so is regarded as being very honorable.

Hospitality
A lot of people may be shocked to learn that hospitality is a big part of the Na'ceroth Lodias honor system. They believe that everyone should be treated with dignity and courtesy, which is further amplified by their belief that spirits occasionally visit people in human form, so any stranger could potentially be a spirit visiting the mortal world. Therefore, mistreating a guest could potentially be a spiritual offense.

Industriousness
The Na'ceroth Lodias generally believe that if something is worth doing then it is worth doing well. This means that anyone who could be viewed as being lazy or not giving their full effort in anything they do is regarded as being a lesser person.

Perseverance
Giving up is simply not an option for the Na'ceroth Lodias. They refuse to stop something just because it gets a little tough. They keep trying until they either succeed or are physically unable to try again.

Self-Reliance
The Na'ceroth Lodias believe that having to depend on anyone else for their livelihood is a dangerous position to be put in. This means that they must be able to provide everything they need without outside help. However, this also extends to their family or anyone else in their care, so being unable to be a provider for them is also considered quite shameful.