Functional Order: Ni/Te/Fi/Se
Dominant Function: Ni
Nimueh is a high priestess of the old religion and those immensely powerful and versed in highly abstract forms of magic. Her plans to take over Camelot are often highly complex and even overtly complicated, proffering to carefully scheme from behind until taking action. Nimueh also knows how to manipulate others, appealing to Merlins status as an outsider to convince him to join her in her vision of creating a society were wizzards rule and aren‘t persecuted anymore.
Auxilliary Function: Te
Nimueh is aware of her power and very bold and ruthless in asserting it. She is highly confident and enjoys having things go her way, concurring with author over having power over the kingdom. Her plans are carefully plotted and well executed, but she isn‘t very flexible when things won‘t go her way.
Tertiary Function: Fi
Nimueh is a rather intense person. She has a deep personal hatred for author and those who persecute magicians and a strong, even though misguided sense of justice. She is mysterious and intriguing, not revealing much of her her true emotions and motives, as they seem to be to complex to be put into words.
Inferior Function: Se
When her plans fail she is caught of guard. Either she than tries to disappear or reacts uncommonly impulsive, which ultimately results in her death. When necessary she can engage in physical combat, but she will mainly use her magic to win normally.