Way of Valor: The Way of Valor is a simple style of combat, it was developed during the transition period from swords to magical weapons. The swordplay is simplistic and raw. In the hands of a master, the blade-work was described as "like watching water flow over the falls." In combat, this form encouraged deliberate tactics, calling for continuous, step-by-step advancement while cutting off the opponent's angles. Way of Valor was specialized towards engaging multiple opponents, the wide, sweeping motions being ideally suited towards attacking numerous adversaries. However, Way of Valor was not as useful against single opponents, as such enemies had complete mobility and could find a weakness in its's comparatively clumsy blade-work. Despite the pull to kill, the style was designed for the purpose of disarming without seriously injuring.

Way of the Demon: As a "Way of the Demon" expert, Pagonia was always on the offensive, attacking with wide, fast, and powerful swings, constantly calling upon his magic to aid in his movements. By using magic, he could overcome his natural physical limit and be a much more aggressive swordsman as well as perform amazing feats of acrobatics, such as somersaults and backflips, not only for attack, but also to evade the attacks and strikes of their opponents. Using this form, Pagonia can move at high speeds and can rain fast blows, jumping and attacking through the air. Powerful and quick spinning attacks could be utilized from all angles, either from ground or air.

Way of the Sparrow: The original purpose of this formed as mentioned was to deflect and counter incoming range based attacks, specially magical energy blasts. Becoming the most defensive of the forms known to him. Sparrow form utilizes tight moves, subtle dodges and short sweeps designed to provide maximum defensive coverage, leaving the duelist less exposed to ranged fire. It follows the original "non-aggressive, non-lethal" philosophy of his grandfather and mother and was created out of respect for their ideologies. It utilizes motions that occurred very close to the body, in an attempt to achieve near-total protection and expend as little energy as possible while executing moves. This form stresses quick reflexes and fast positional transition. This technique minimizes the body's exposure. Since, its defensive nature can cause prolonged combat, he further added a few offensive movesets to the form. The newly modified form also requires a higher level of physical strength than the other forms. As mentioned before it was "solely" designed to protect against enemy's magical attacks and weapon strikes without compromising one's ability to launch powerful counterattacks. On the downside, while this form is great for countering several enemies, it lacks effectiveness against single opponents.

(Not learned) Way of the Dragon: Described as one of the most dangerous forms, Way of the Dragon borrows the aggressive approach of Way of the Demon and the skill to defend oneself without using much energy from Way of the Sparrow. Described by Pagonia as "the hardest form to master", Way of the Dragon is a vicious yet graceful form. The form despite being extremely aggressive is actually very erratic and unpredictable and this is what makes this form truly remarkable. Having the speed, agility and power of Demon Form and coverage, ability to deflect and defense against several assailants of Sparrow Form. It has been argued that the Dragon Form is basically an amalgam of the Sparrow and Demon form although Pagonia refuses to share his own opinion.

Way of the Wind (Dual-Wield): Originally developed by his great-grandfather, lost to man is the special form known as "Way of the Wind". While Pagonia has not been able to perform it yet, according to him, he has been studying his ancestor's notes and diaries and trying to recreate the lost form.