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A member of the Coruscant Guard, Clone Commander Stone (clone designation CC-5869) spent long stretches of the Clone Wars far from the front on the Republic's capital world. He was able to make use of his combat skills when pirates attacked his shuttle during a diplomatic mission to Florrum -- though nothing in Stone's training prepared him for taking orders from a Gungan politician.
A clone commander, Doom served alongside the twin Jedi Masters Tiplar and Tiplee. Doom led a flanking maneuver during the Battle of Ringo Vinda, supported by clone troopers including Fives and Tup. When a seemingly disoriented Tup suddenly shot Tiplar in the back, the momentum of the attack was lost and Anakin Skywalker ordered Doom and his men to retreat.
CC-6454, known as Clone Commander Ponds, served under Jedi Master Mace Windu during the Clone Wars. A veteran of such battlefields as Geonosis, Ryloth, and Malastare, Ponds had an Aurebesh phrase stenciled on the back of his helmet that read, "some guys have all the luck." Unfortunately, Ponds' luck ran out when his flagship, Endurance, was critically damaged by a saboteur and he was taken captive by merciless bounty hunters on Vanqor.
Hunter is a strong and stoic soldier and the leader of the Bad Batch - specialist unit Clone Force 99. His keen senses give him an edge when tracking down targets. During the Clone Wars, Hunter was the leader of , an elite group of clones including Wrecker, Tech, and Crosshair called in for special missions for get behind enemy lines to rescue the clone called , who was previously thought lost in the escape from the Citadel. Echo later joined the Batch as its fifth member. But at the end of the war, as executed Order 66, Hunter and Crosshair came to blows. On , Hunter resisted the inhibitor chip and allowed the Padawan to escape execution, while insisted they follow their new orders to turn against the Jedi. Back on , Hunter and Clone Force 99 were tested by the Empire, which used live ammunition to assess their battle prowess in what was intended to be a training simulation. While the rest of the Bad Batch defected from the new Empire alongside a child called , Crosshair remained behind to serve . Hunter quickly became a father figure to the young Omega , who was a mutated clone like the rest of the Batch. Without orders to follow or a Republic to serve, Hunter's new mission was to keep the team together and find a way to survive. Initially, Hunter tried to send Omega to live with and his family, believing the former clone and his wife to be better guardians for a child. But Omega made it clear that she wanted to remain with Clone Force 99. , Hunter brokered a deal with , an old ally of the Jedi, creating work and a source of some income for his team that utilized their skills for the underworld. They were always on the run, hunted by Imperials and bounty hunters like Cad Bane and Fennec Shand who saw Omega as a payday. But the reappearance of forced Hunter to come to terms with the fact that the entire Bad Batch could be a threat to Omega if their After Omega was kidnapped, Hunter and his brothers were able to rescue her form Bane, but Hunter was captured by their former brother Crosshair. Ultimately, the mission to break Hunter out of Imperial lockup brought them all back to their homeworld of Kamino. Together, Hunter, Crosshair and the rest of Clone Force 99 witnessed the planet's destruction by the order of Vice Admiral Rampart and his Star Destroyers. The Bad Batch were presumed dead, but together they escaped, leaving Crosshair behind. Several months after the disaster on Kamino, Hunter and his team continued to work missions for Cid. They hunted for treasure at Dooku's castle on and took on a dangerous delivery of forged chain codes to the Vanguard Axis, as well as more mundane tasks like moving crates of nerf nuggets. One of their most desperate missions took Clone Force 99 to the Empire's stronghold, the former Republic capital of Coruscant. There, the Batch infiltrated Vice Admiral Rampart's docked Star Destroyer in search of valuable records that would prove it was the Empire that ordered the destruction of But that was far from the Empire’s only secret, as they would discover. The Batch was hunted by an elite assassin known as , and stumbled upon the Empire’s terrifying experimentation on the dangerous . After being abandoned by Cid when their ship was stolen on Ipsidon, Hunter tried to find a home for his squad on the world of . For a brief moment, it was a peaceful existence where Omega could grow up with friends her own age. However, the Empire was still hunting Omega and holding Crosshair and other clones in captivity. , Tech was killed trying to save the rest of the squad as they sought answers to the Empire’s scientific experimentation, and Hunter, Wrecker, and Omega were injured. Retreating to Ord Mantell to recuperate, Hunter was soon faced with an impossible choice: turn Omega over to the Empire or lose Wrecker, too. With help from Echo, Hunter and his last remaining squadmate escaped captivity, but Omega turned herself in to save her brothers. For months, Hunter and Wrecker scoured the galaxy for clues to Mount Tantiss, crossing the Pykes and working jobs for criminal elements like the Durand family in a desperate quest to gain intel to lead them back to their sister. A lead to Setron dead-ended in an abandoned Imperial medical facility, but they were able to rescue three young clone cadets who had been left behind. After reuniting with Omega on Ryloth’s moon, Hunter begrudgingly accepted Crosshair back into their lives. But the Empire was not about to give up on tracking Omega, sending their elite assassins to bombard Hunter and his squad on Teth after she was spotted among them. But with some help from Fennec Shand, he hoped to secure intel that might lead to Omega’s safety.
The boisterous bruiser of The Bad Batch, Wrecker is a tower of a soldier, with powerful muscles that make him the strongest member of Clone Force 99. During the Clone Wars, Wrecker was a member of , an elite group of clones called in for special missions for get behind enemy lines to rescue the clone called , who was previously thought lost in the escape from the Citadel. After the rescue and the defeat of the enemy at the Battle of Anaxes, Skywalker gifted Wrecker with a detonator to blow up the Separatist Dreadnought -- one of the happiest days in the clone's life. But at the end of the war, the execution of Order 66 put Wrecker and the rest of the Bad Batch in a difficult position. They did not respond to the in the same way as their clone brothers, and on they even allowed a young Padawan named to escape -- despite the directive to kill all Jedi for treason. After an Imperial mission to eliminate an insurgency of Separatist droids on -- only to find organic beings just trying to survive -- Wrecker and his brothers defected from the new Empire alongside a child called , who was a mutated clone like the rest of the Bad Batch. However, remained behind to serve the Emperor and Wrecker and Omega quickly formed a close bond. On the , he set her up with her own room and gave the young girl his treasured , Lula. As fugitives, Wrecker and Clone Force 99 found work off the books with , a Trandoshan who had been an ally of the Jedi during the war. On a job at , Wrecker's strength was the only thing capable of subduing a rampaging adolescent rancor called whom the Bad Batch was sent to rescue. He and Omega were fond of enjoying a Mantell Mix snack as a reward for a job well done. But when Wrecker suffered a head injury during a mission to a , he began to have debilitating headaches accompanied by muttering, "Good soldiers..." Soon after, reunited with the Bad Batch and astutely diagnosed the ticking timebomb in Wrecker's head -- the inhibitor chip. Rex and Clone Force 99 travelled to where a scrapyard provided the medical tech needed to remove the chips. Just before the first operation, Wrecker lost control of himself, firing his blaster at his friends and even stalking Omega who desperately tried to calm her friend. Fortunately, Rex subdued Wrecker with a stun jolt and the chip was removed successfully. Clone Force 99 ultimately ended up back on their homeworld of Kamino. Together, Crosshair and the rest of the Batch witnessed the planet's destruction by the order of Vice Admiral Rampart and his Star Destroyers. The Bad Batch were presumed dead, but together they escaped, leaving Crosshair behind. Several months after the disaster on Kamino, Wrecker and Clone Force 99 continued to work missions for Cid. They hunted for treasure at Dooku's castle on and took on a dangerous delivery of forged chain codes to the Vanguard Axis, as well as working security detail at the Safa Toma riot races, a perfect assignment for the Batch's muscle. After Echo left to help Clone Captain Rex following a dangerous mission to Coruscant, Wrecker and the squad tried to settle down on the world of . A safe haven for refugees led by Mayor , despite the natural obstacles like the occasional sea surge, Wrecker was able to relax in the village there, playing child-like games with Omega and Hazard’s daughter, . But their joy was short-lived. After receiving a coded transmission from Crosshair warning of the Empire’s continued interest in Clone Force 99 and data showing he was being held prisoner, the squad made a plan to infiltrate an Imperial summit seeking intel on the Advanced Science Division. But their plans went awry. A rebel operative named detonated explosives around the Tarkin family compound on , trapping the Batch on the rail line. Tech rebooted the power to their connected cable cars, but enemy fire threatened to pull both cars from the tracks and left Tech dangling from a repelling line. Despite Wrecker’s attempts to reach his friend, Tech was lost and Wrecker and the surviving members of Clone Force 99 were injured. Recuperating on Ord Mantell, Wrecker was briefly imprisoned when Cid sold the Batch out to the Empire. With help from Echo, Wrecker and Hunter were able to escape. But during the fray, Omega gave herself up to save her brothers. For months, Wrecker and Hunter scoured the galaxy for clues to Mount Tantiss, crossing the Pykes and working jobs for criminal elements like the Durand family in a desperate quest to gain intel to lead them back to their sister. A lead to Setron dead-ended in an abandoned Imperial medical facility, but they were able to rescue three young clone cadets who had been left behind. After happily reuniting with Omega on Ryloth’s moon, Wrecker was the second to accept Crosshair back into the fold, giving him back his old Clone Force 99 armor. But the Empire was not about to give up on tracking Omega, sending their elite assassins to bombard the squad on Teth. But with some help from Fennec Shand, Wrecker and his brothers hoped to secure intel that might lead to Omega’s safety.
Tech is the chatty computer and weapons specialist of the Bad Batch. With his data analysis skills, he puzzles past technical issues as fast as some droids. During the Clone Wars, Tech was a member of , an elite group of clones called in for special missions for get behind enemy lines to rescue the clone called , who was previously thought lost in the escape from the Citadel. It was Tech who first locked onto the live signal that suggested Echo was alive and being held captive. His abilities also helped the team to communicate with the to feed the enemy bad intel and clinch a Republic victory. At the end of the war, as the Emperor executed Order 66, Tech and the rest of the Bad Batch did not respond to the in the same way as their clone brothers. Back on , Tech and Clone Force 99 were tested by , which used live ammunition to assess their battle prowess in what was intended to be a training simulation. After an Imperial mission to eliminate an insurgency of Separatist droids on -- only to find organic beings just trying to survive -- Tech and his brothers defected from the new Empire alongside a child called , who was a mutated clone like the rest of the Batch. However, In hiding from the new regime, Tech's prowess was invaluable to the members of the Bad Batch and their allies. As became prevalent, Tech used his abilities to create the proper documentation for and his family to help get the former clone and his kin to safety. Although Tech tried to warn his brothers about the inhibitor chip implanted in each of their brains -- a failsafe created to turn rogues into mindlessly compliant soldiers -- it wasn't until Captain Rex tracked them down on that the others fully understood the danger the chip posed. Ultimately, the chips were removed from Tech and the rest of the Bad Batch on The power surge in the Jedi Cruiser's medical bay, however, attracted the Scrapper Guild and the activity was reported to the Empire, bringing Crosshair and his new troopers to their door. The power Tech restored for the surgeries was turned against them as the Empire first used cannons then the engine bay to try to eliminate Clone Force 99. But Tech and his squad escaped, and ultimately ended up back on their homeworld of Kamino. Together with Crosshair, they witnessed the planet's destruction by the order of Vice Admiral Rampart and his Star Destroyers. The Bad Batch were presumed dead, but secretly survived, leaving Crosshair behind when he refused to join them once more. Several months after the disaster on , Tech and Clone Force 99 continued to work missions for Cid. They hunted for treasure at Dooku's castle on and took on the dangerous delivery of forged chain codes to the Vanguard Axis, as well as working security detail on Safa Toma, where Tech ended up entering the riot races after Cid's droid, TAY-0, was destroyed in a wipe-out. One desperate mission took Clone Force 99 to the Empire's stronghold, the former Republic capital of Coruscant. There, the Batch infiltrated Vice Admiral Rampart's docked Star Destroyer in search of valuable records that would prove it was the Empire that ordered the destruction of Kamino. Tech struggled with navigating his squad’s emotions following Echo’s departure to join Captain Rex on a mission, but in time he learned to help Omega as she grappled with the constant change unfolding around them. Settling on , Tech acted as Omega’s flight instructor and became close with the treasure hunter . But the respite was brief. After receiving a coded transmission from Crosshair warning of the Empire’s continued interest in Clone Force 99 and data showing he was being held prisoner, the squad made a plan to infiltrate an Imperial summit seeking intel on the Advanced Science Division. , their plans went awry as rebel operative detonated explosives around the Tarkin family compound, trapping the Batch on the rail line. Tech successfully rebooted the power to their connected cable cars, but enemy fire threatened to pull both cars from the tracks. Tech was left dangling perilously from a repelling cable. Assessing the situation, he arrived at only one logical conclusion: to execute Plan 99. Sacrificing himself and severing the connection between the cable cars, Tech plummeted out of sight while the car carrying Wrecker, Hunter, Echo, and Omega returned to the tracks.
Once a loyal member of Clone Force 99, the cold and calculated sniper Crosshair is imprisoned by the Empire at a secret base after killing a superior officer. During the Clone Wars, Crosshair was a member of the Bad Batch, an elite group of clones called in for special missions for get behind enemy lines to rescue the clone called , who was previously thought lost in the escape from the Citadel. But despite the successful mission, Crosshair was vocal about his dislike of regular clones, which he called "regs." At the end of the war, Crosshair was the only member of Clone Force 99 to turn on the Jedi. On Kaller, he was prepared to kill a young Padawan named After an Imperial mission to eliminate an insurgency of Separatist droids on -- only to find organic beings just trying to survive -- the other members of the Bad Batch defected from the new . However, Crosshair remained behind to serve the Emperor and augmented to make him more compliant to following the orders of the new regime. Crosshair soon became the leader of a new unit of conscripted soldiers as part of the Empire's pilot program to reduce the need for clones. Known as the , the small sampling of highly skilled, enlisted recruits traded their names for numbers and were tasked with neutralizing anti-Imperial insurgents throughout the galaxy. Crosshair caught up with his old squad on after scrappers there reported a power surge aboard a Jedi cruiser. The former Bad Batcher trapped his old friends and targeted Omega during a standoff inside the wreckage. Stalking his prey, Crosshair ordered the activation of the engines, nearly incinerating Clone Force 99 in the process. But the Batch escaped with a well-placed explosive while Crosshair and his soldiers were blown back by the energy wave. Later, after capturing Hunter and taking him to lockup on Kamino, Crosshair lured the rest of Clone Force 99 to his aid. But the Empire had other plans. Together with his former team and Omega, Crosshair witnessed the planet's destruction by the order of Vice Admiral Rampart and his Star Destroyers. The Bad Batch were presumed dead, but together they escaped a watery grave, leaving Crosshair behind. For several months after the disaster on , Crosshair continued to serve the Empire with unflinching loyalty. But Imperial leadership’s faith in the remaining clone soldiers was waning and on , Crosshair became disillusioned with the Empire during a mission to secure cargo at a far-flung Imperial depot, where most of the clones assigned there had been killed. Under strict orders from , Crosshair and the depot's last surviving clone, , ventured off into the cold on an ill-fated mission to recover cargo stolen by raiders. Returning to the depot without the cargo, Crosshair came to the grim realization that the clones of Barton IV had all given their lives protecting stormtrooper armor intended for their conscripted replacements. After Nolan refused to allow medical attention that could save Mayday's life, Crosshair took matters into his own hands and fired on his superior officer. Imprisoned for his treason, Crosshair was arrested and sent to the Empire’s secret . Although he managed to get an urgent message relayed to his squad, Crosshair’s resolve quickly crumbled. Subject to intense medical testing alongside countless other clones, Crosshair remained at the mercy of for many months, becoming more defeated with each passing day. When Omega first proposed her dreams of escape, Crosshair belligerently tried to convince her that he was a lost cause who would escape without her if given the chance. But Omega refused to give up hope, seeing through Crosshair’s tough exterior and securing the datapad that led them to freedom through the lurca hound tunnels. In a stolen shuttle, they escaped first to Lau then to the moon of Ryloth for a tense reunion with the remaining members of Clone Force 99: Hunter and Wrecker. In time, Crosshair and his brothers began mending their fractured relationship. But other clones, like the squad stationed on Teth working with Captain Rex, were less forgiving of Crosshair’s past infractions. And the experimentation on Tantiss continued to haunt him as he grappled with a tremor in his right hand that made it nearly impossible to continue his career as a sharpshooter.
Omega joined Clone Force 99 in fleeing the clone homeworld of Kamino and now travels the galaxy with her brothers as a member of The Bad Batch. , Omega expressed an interest in joining the members of , was initially unsure about allowing her among their ranks. After she warned them about the unscrupulous , the Bad Batch returned to to save the young girl a mutated clone just like them. When defected to the Empire, Omega alone showed compassion to the sharpshooter who seemingly could not control his impulses. Caring for a child proved to be a challenge for the elite soldiers. On , they tried to give Omega a chance at a normal life in the care of and his family. But Omega wanted to be with Clone Force 99, not left behind. On to refuel the Bad Batch's ship, , and obtain needed supplies, Omega attracted the attention of the bounty hunter . With help from Hunter, the girl evaded capture. When Omega attracted the attention of the bounty hunter Fennec Shand, Hunter helped keep her safe while Tech gifted her with Crosshair's old comm device so she could remain in communication with the rest of the squad should she become separated from them again. The team soon settled in on , finding work with a Trandoshan barkeep known as , Omega found her own weapon, an , and proved an essential part of the team as they rescued a young rancor called . On another job, Omega made fast friends with Martez, as the two sisters fought the Batch for control of a Separatist tactical droid. With the former Republic clone army now fighting for the Empire, the Clone Wars-era droid had valuable information to defeat the soldiers. Danger was around every corner, and sometimes in the places Omega least expected it. She knew from her training that the clones all had an that forced them into submission to the Empire's orders against their will, and endangered anyone who defied the new regime. Still, it took the malfunction of inhibitor chip to force Clone Force 99 to take action and protect Omega from themselves. On Bracca, the Batch used discarded medical equipment to free themselves from the mind-controlling tech. On a mission to Kamino that reunited Crosshair and the rest of Clone Force 99, the Bad Batch witnessed the planet's destruction by the order of and his Star Destroyers. Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, Echo, and Omega were presumed dead, but together they escaped a watery grave, leaving Crosshair behind when he refused to join them. Several months after the disaster on , Omega settled into life as a member of Clone Force 99. But she still had a lot to learn. On missions that took her and the team from treasure hunting in Dooku's castle on to acting as Cid's security detail at the riot racetrack of Safa Toma, Omega learned the value of loyalty and helping those in need, including getting the Jedi Gungi back to his homeworld of Kashyyyk. However, Omega could not escape her past. At the behest of Captain Rex, the Batch ventured into the heart of the Empire, seeking intel on Coruscant that would uncover lies about the destruction of Tipoca City. Dazzled by poise and conviction, Omega began to see others like herself trying to help the citizens of the galaxy. But the mission also brought her face-to-face with Emperor Palpatine and a hard-won lesson: sometimes you can do the right thing in a situation and still lose. Even more heartbreaking, at the end of the mission Echo decided to leave Clone Force 99 to help Captain Rex and other clones in the galaxy. Struggling with Echo’s loss, the remaining four members of the Batch continued to carve out a life for themselves with increasing difficulty. After their ship was stolen on a mission to Ipsidon, leaving them stranded with no help from Cid, they decided to cut ties with the Trandoshan. Retreating to a village on the tropical world of , Omega found a new community through and her friends there. For a brief time, it was an idyllic life, filled with flying lessons from Tech and a new sense of belonging. But the Empire was hunting Omega and her brothers. With new intel that Crosshair had been captured and imprisoned, the Batch traveled to , the chief scientist of the Advanced Science Division, in the hopes of following him back to his secret headquarters. However, during the mission, their covert infiltration was compromised and Omega and her brothers were trapped inside a railcar with no power. Tech was forced to execute Plan 99, sacrificing himself to save the others, a devastating loss for his sister. Omega and her surviving brothers returned to Ord Mantell to nurse their physical and emotional wounds, walking into a trap. The Empire had found them. A ground assault brought Imperial commandos to their door, and Omega surrendered to Hemlock and his cronies as Hunter and Wrecker got away with help from Echo. Imprisoned on Mount Tantiss, Omega succeeded in locating Crosshair, but could do little to help her brother or herself. Instead, she returned to a life not unlike the one she had known on Kamino, assisting working on secret medical experimentation, a prisoner of the Empire. But Omega was not one to give up easily. Over her months of captivity, she fashioned a tooka from straw, befriended a lurca hound nicknamed , and tried to convince her brother, Crosshair, that escape was possible. After freeing the hound, Omega and Crosshair soon followed, escaping the secure facility with help from Nala Se’s datapad and a dire warning. After crash-landing on Lau in a stolen Imperial shuttle, Omega and Crosshair procured a second stolen vessel in a fire-fight with the Empire and succeeded in reuniting with Hunter and Wrecker on Ryloth’s moon. But although she was back safe among her brothers, the Empire already had a sample of her blood, and data that made her a high-value target for Dr. Hemlock.
Having been deployed by the Republic to Ryloth during the Clone Wars, clone Captain Howzer now serves the Empire on the planet as it promises to protect and defend its people.
Clone Commander Scorch understands the sensitive nature of the Empire's scientific studies. After one cloning experiment gets loose on the world of Silla, Scorch diligently assists his fellow soldiers in corralling the panicked villagers and escorting them off world to ensure that the Empire remains fully in control of the situation.
Clone Commander Mayday was a dedicated soldier of the Galactic Republic who continued to serve the Empire protecting a seemingly insignificant depot dubbed 'The Outpost' on the barren world of Barton IV. A firm believer that respect had to be earned, Mayday chafes at the disdainful attitude of the new regime, especially those who treat clones as expendable, while he is forced to watch helplessly as his squad is cut down by raiders. But among the reinforcements, Mayday finds an unlikely ally in the elite clone, Crosshair.
Serving under Jedi General Depa Billaba throughout the Clone Wars, Captain Grey is a trusted soldier. He is stationed on Kaller during Order 66 and helps to bring about the end of the Clone Wars.
A mysterious and formidable assassin who is highly skilled and adept at stealth tactics, the commando known as Clone X is a conditioned warrior who takes on risky, top-secret missions.
The de facto leader of a trio of young clone cadets abandoned at the Imperial medical facility on Setron, Mox has survived with his brothers, Deke and Stak, despite the odds. Initially dismissive of Hunter and Wrecker’s desire to investigate the ruins of the laboratory, the Bad Batch’s good intentions eventually win him over.
Once a subject of experimentation inside the Imperial medical laboratory on Setron, Stak now lives in the wilds of the jungle world taking shelter in a cave with his brothers, Deke and Mox. An adept pilot, Stak sees the arrival of the Bad Batch as an opportunity to truly escape.
Visit the StarWars.com Databank and learn more about the life and legacy of Kanan Jarrus. Caleb Dume was still a Padawan when he escaped Order 66, hiding his Jedi abilities and assuming the name Kanan Jarrus. He spent years doing odd jobs and developing a reputation as a hothead and a roughneck, with no purpose to his life. But that changed when he met . The two became close friends, and the leaders of a rebel cell opposing the Kanan had never completed his Jedi training. While in hiding, he’d denied his Force abilities and battled his guilt over his inability to save his master. But that changed when he encountered a thieving orphan named , who possessed remarkable strength with the Force. Kanan decided to train Ezra as his Padawan, and in doing so began to embrace the Jedi heritage he had abandoned years before.
Arihnda Pryce was governor of the Lothal Sector, a confident leader, and believer in the Empire. While Lothal was under control, Pryce still wanted to eradicate the rebel threat. To do so, she asked for the Empire’s seventh fleet, citing the need for a commander who “sees a bigger picture.”
Imperial Viceroy of Mandalore, Gar Saxon of Clan Vizsla was the ruthless leader of the Imperial Super Commandos -- Mandalorians loyal to the Empire. His armor featured a threatening color scheme of red and white, with the Imperial cog emblazoned on his shoulders. During the Clone Wars, Saxon aligned with , becoming one of the renegade Sith’s generals in the Shadow Collective. Leading the Mandalorian super commandos with a set of sharp horns protruding from his helmet, Saxon proved to be a formidable ally for the former Sith Lord. Saxon, having sworn loyalty to the Empire, sought to destroy fellow Mandalorian and rival Fenn Rau, eliminating the Protectors of Concord Dawn. But Rau proved elusive, escaping Saxon’s grasp -- along with rebel allies -- leaving the Imperial Viceroy with unfinished business. When Sabine Wren returned to her mother, Ursa Wren, on Krownest, she sought to turn her and Clan Wren to the side of the rebellion. While Ursa loved her daughter, she would not join with the rebels, even after Sabine gifted her the legendary Darksaber. Instead, Ursa alerted Gar Saxon, who quickly came to Krownest. Ursa turned the ancient weapon over to him, and Saxon immediately betrayed Clan Wren, commanding his troops to wipe them out. Saxon, armed with the Darksaber, dueled furiosly with the lightsaber-wielding Sabine. He was eventually bested in combat, but would not yield. Sabine refused to destroy him, and as she walked away Saxon readied a blaster, aiming straight at the rebel's back. Before he could pull the trigger, however, Ursa delivered a blaster bolt straight into Saxon's chest. Saxon collapsed face-first onto the hard Krownest ice, and died as a new hope in restoring Mandalore was born.
Tristan Wren, brother of rebel Sabine Wren, is a capable yet conflicted warrior. Along with his clan, he aligned with the Empire following the occupation of Mandalore, and blamed his sister for her role in its fall. But after a clash with Gar Saxon on Krownest, he now stands with his sister in defiance of Imperial tyranny.
The commanding force of Clan Wren, Ursa Wren is an unflinching Mandalorian warrior and leader. Following the Imperial occupation of Mandalore, Ursa's relationship to her daughter Sabine became strained. But after a reconciliation on Krownest, they are now determined to restore Mandalore and fight the Empire's oppression.
Father of rebel Sabine and husband of Ursa, Alrich Wren is a proud Mandalorian. When Clan Wren broke from the Empire, he was held captive in retaliation, but was ultimately rescued by his daughter. Alrich, along with Clan Wren, now stands united with Mandalore under Bo-Katan Kryze. He is also knowledgable of the arts, both proud and critical of Sabine's work.
Leader of Iron Squadron and captain of Sato’s Hammer, Mart Mattin was a creative, if somewhat reckless, young rebel. When the Empire invaded his homeworld, Mykapo, he initially refused to leave, even though his ship had a broken hyperdrive. Eventually, Mart and Iron Squadron joined forces with the Ghost crew, handing the Empire a defeat and escaping to fight another day. He was reunited with his uncle, the famed Commander Sato, and his friends. . He eventually crash landed on the planet, and evaded capture long enough to connect with the rebel
Confident and skilled in the cockpit of a New Republic X-wing fighter, Kaz's new assignment as a spy for the Resistance leaves him feeling out of his element. Now living on the independent fueling station known as the Colossus, Kaz is doing his best to fit in as a mechanic so he can carry out his mission. senator, Kaz grew up amid the wealthy upper echelon of aristocracy. But he never quite fit in, and often struggled to find his place. When an encounter with opened the door to an opportunity to help , Kaz jumped at the chance. He expected his skills as an ace pilot would be put to good use. Instead, he was tasked with spying on the platform, where Resistance intel suggested there was someone working to help in their quest for galactic domination. It was a challenge for Kaz to stay undercover from the start. He was meant to be living as a mechanic who had dreams of becoming a pilot, but on his first day on the a misheard boast had the whole platform talking about Kazuda Xiono, "the best starfighter pilot in the galaxy!" The rumor led to him being in a mess of trouble -- owing credits in an unpaid gambling debt among other things -- and only ended when he raced Ace pilot and lost, his loaner ship the living up to its name and going down in flames. , the ship’s owner, agreed to employ Kaz, but wanted little to do with his mission to gain vital information for the Resistance. Early on during their working relationship, Kaz assisted another young racer in sneaking into Yeager's private garage to steal volatile hyperfuel to cheat at a race. But Yeager was forgiving of Kaz's missteps, sending him back to work in the garage instead of kicking him out of his crew. was understandably standoffish with Kaz, but Torra welcomed the new friend as a reprieve from a protected life inside . Both, however, were suspicious that Kaz wasn't telling them everything. Kaz's overeager drive to prove himself often ended in disastrous results. When he broke a rare part while helping Tam fix the Fireball, he considered how much a 20,000-credit bounty on two children could help in alleviating his problem. But when he literally ran into the two orphans, hungry and alone, he decided to help them escape from the First Order instead of seeking the reward. Later, Kaz went undercover as a to ensure information on the two children remained out of reach for the First Order operatives. On an exploratory mission answering a distress beacon on a freighter, Kaz and Poe Dameron rescued , a pirate the young spy had mistaken for a passenger. Although Synara at first used her position to infiltrate the platform as a spy herself, she and Kaz eventually formed a real friendship and he later helped her to escape the platform and the First Order through an underwater . During another recon mission through the Unknown Regions, Kaz and Poe investigated an abandoned First Order station called Station Theta Black, a fruitful undertaking that showed the threat was growing as the First Order mined nearby asteroids for dedlanite. Their arrival didn’t go unnoticed, however. tended to the abandoned station's demolition personally and the two heroes barely escaped the explosion. Over time, the First Order tightened its grip on the , threatening more of the citizens who called it home in their quest to secure the location as a tactical refueling station in the coming war and Kaz formed lasting friendships with and others aboard the platform, despite having to hide his true purpose. Kaz’s mission meant he was far from his homeworld of Hosnian Prime the day attacked. Kaz stared in shock as he witnessed the destruction of his planet, and its populace, through a holo transmission. The devastating ordeal made him even more resolved to help the Resistance take down the First Order. But with Resistance fighters ensnared on other fronts, Kaz opted to lead the charge for the remaining citizens of the to take back the platform and fulfill the ship's true purpose, making the station fly once more. However, when Tam discovered the depth of his deceit, she turned her back on Kaz, taking the hand of a First Order agent and leaving the home she knew behind just as those who remained took off for their next adventure. Hovering about three parsecs from , but emerged from hyperspace badly in need of repairs. And it was up to Kaz, who helped get them into this mess, to begin fixing the old ship alongside his friends, starting with a malfunctioning gravity relay. Despite his brave face and attempt at lighthearted humor, Kaz was still reeling from the destruction of his homeworld and the loss of his friend, that it was dangerous to send a transmission, Kaz made one more attempt to reach Tam, sending an encoded message to her personal in an effort to explain why he had lied to her about his affiliation with Later, Kaz learned that although his homeworld was destroyed, his family survived the attack. They were off world when the planet was destroyed, his father said, while warning him to stay away from through a special coded message. But Kaz soldiered on, believing in the Resistance despite the personal danger his affiliation posed to himself and his family. arrived at the coordinates for the hidden Resistance base, they found that there had been a huge battle on D'Qar and the Resistance had either been wiped out or abandoned the post. Kaz wasn't always the best listener, but despite his inattentive nature, still considered him to be his best friend. When Kaz discovered that Neeku's new friend was actually a secret operative for the First Order, rerouting all power to the to drain the ship and ensure it would not be able to flee or fight back when arrived, Neeku thought his pal was just jealous of his new comrade. In reality, Kaz was trying to warn Neeku that Nena was a saboteur. During a routine supply run, Kaz helped stowaway on a transport shuttle to get some fresh air on a lush green planet. There, they found an ancient temple. Although Kaz revealed that he didn't really believe in the Jedi and the Force, once inside he began to understand some of the power of the mystical energy field binding life on the planet. On a secret mission aboard a First Order refueling station called infiltrated the enemy lines disguised as simple station technicians. But their plans to steal a trans-binary deflector were thrown off course when crossed their path. Rucklin turned them in, but unbeknownst to anyone else, Tam secretly allowed them to escape. intercepted a distress call on the coded Resistance frequency, Kaz and a small team took a shuttle to the surface of to render aid. Although they were able to trace the signal, the beacon was actually a trap that the bounty hunter used to snare even more Resistance spies. all in First Order custody, it was up to Kaz and to come up with a plan. The two spies ambushed a pair of stormtroopers and used the armor to disguise themselves, sneaking into the hangar to rescue Kaz's friends. Then they made their escape, thanks to the help of the Ace pilots who stayed behind when the had to jump to hyperspace. , most of the inhabitants were pleased to settle down on a new planet. But Kaz couldn't shake the feeling that he had to rejoin the Resistance and continue the fight. After an emotional goodbye with his friends, . Unfortunately, he was barely out of the planet's orbit before he encountered a Kaz never fully gave up on his old friend , and when a secret code was used to beam a message to his , he saw a chance to reunite with her and free her from the clutches of seemed like a trap when a small squad of TIE fighters arrived for the meeting, but Tam soon shot down her fellow soldiers and met Kaz with a big hug. plan and the shuttle that had brought to the rendezvous was soon captured. As the Star Destroyer made its way to meet the and destroy it, Yeager, Tam, and Kaz risked everything to get a message to their friends to escape. But the denizens of the were tired of running and ready to fight.
Jarek Yeager runs a repair shop on the Colossus refueling station, enjoying the solitude of being far from the central systems of the galaxy. He is quiet, hardworking, and wise, having experienced much in his lifetime. Jarek Yeager was an intensely private person, but those who knew him best came to learn about his daring past as a celebrated racer and pilot for the . While sneaking around Yeager's private hangar, found some of Yeager's most personal effects, including a holo showing the gruff mechanic dressed in Rebel Alliance fatigues at the Battle of and a portrait of his family. Yeager also had an estranged brother, , a legendary racer in his own right who came to the to visit his brother and enter the Platform Classic. Their relationship was strained by a complex history -- because of Marcus, Yeager lost his family. But as the two competed in the race -- Yeager to prove a point, and Speedstar seeking the winnings to settle a debt -- Yeager pulled back at the last minute to give his brother the win, acknowledging the power of forgiveness. Despite his misgivings about getting involved in the larger conflict, as , Yeager became more involved in assisting Kaz on his mission and fighting for and the other inhabitants to maintain control of the With the Ace Pilots outmatched by the First Order's skill during the battle on promoted Yeager to become the squadron's new leader and help them refine their abilities in ship-to-ship combat. The new role allowed Yeager to utilize his years of military training and skills as a former pilot for the Rebellion. But he stressed that the Aces weren't being recruited for the cause; he simply wanted to help them rally to defend their home. And although Yeager was quick to admit they were talented racers, survival required that they learn how to work as a team. intercepted a distress call on the coded Resistance frequency, Yeager agreed to join , and CB-23 on the surface of to render aid. The mission left the exposed and vulnerable, but Yeager and Kaz believed in trying to help one of their own. were captured during the mission. As a prisoner of the First Order, Yeager resisted painful interrogation techniques until help arrived. beamed a secret message to , Yeager joined the young pilot on a mission to meet their old friend on , where they had all made their home. Concerned that the meeting was a trap, upon seeing Tam for the first time since she joined , the two immediately started to bicker like father and daughter. plan, the shuttle was captured aboard a Star Destroyer that soon made its way to meet the and destroy it, Yeager, Tam, and Kaz risked everything to get a message to their friends to escape. But the denizens of the were tired of running and ready to fight.