The various founding battle groups, from their inception, exhibited different styles due to subtle differences in their genetic seeds.
Of course, these differences, overall, are relatively minor, especially when viewed on an individual level. For instance, the Phoenix Legion has always been renowned for its exceptional swordsmanship and unparalleled single-combat capabilities, but even then, the top duelists in the arena may not necessarily be swordsmanship champions from their ranks. These differences are primarily reflected at a larger, more general scale and are, by no means, drastic.
Thus, it's hard to say whether these styles are a result of genetic seed differences, varied abilities, or battle group cultural distinctions, which influenced preferences in training new recruits and talent selection, thereby accentuating stylistic uniqueness.
