Tatin is the consummate lightsaber duelist. Even as an intiate or student he shows remarkable prowess with the various forms. His knowledge of his favored style, Form V: Djem So, is almost unnatural for a being of his age, let alone one who came so late to Sith teachings and lightsaber combat. His knowledge of the forms he incorporates in his own unique style along with Djem So, Makashi (II), Soresu (III), Ataru (IV), and Juyo (VII) are decidedly above average.<br/><br/>He has yet to be defeated by any initiate in lightsaber combat and has bested several apprentices and even one Master. Though the master was decidedly below average in lightsaber combat and had succeeded in releasing the full gamut of Tatin's emotions. This is where his greatest strength and greatest weakness lies. His emotions give him great power but they can cloud his judgment, leading to a calm and cool opponent being able to exploit this weakness. He is also decidedly weak in Force powers, particularly in protecting himself.<br/><br/>The only Force powers he has ever used, besides accelerating his speed, strength, agility, etc., are kinetic force powers and Force lightning. Though the latter is little more than a terrifying party trick it has its uses in dealing with vastly inferior foes and as a surprise maneuver. His use of Force push is never done traditionally as in arm extended and using the strength of the power itself. Rather Tatin uses it as an enhancement, his most often used variant is to strike with his blade, turn it in his hands so that the butt of the lightsaber points towards the enemy and thrust forward, punching with his own raw strength, the hard metal of the lightsaber and the added power of a rage fueled Force Push.<br/><br/>The key to beating Tatin is to cause him to lose control.... and to survive the onslaught that comes. If one can do that, his rage will blind him from accessing his greatest strength: His natural abilities as a fighter and his striking knowledge of lightsaber combat.