The fugitive Padawan didn’t stay free for long – the Wolfpack stayed on her tail, and Wolffe himself brought Ahsoka down with a stun blast.

Near the end of the Clone Wars, Plo and Wolffe tracked a distress signal to a forlorn moon of Oba Diah, where they discovered a crashed Jedi shuttle – and the lightsaber belonged to the long-dead Jedi Master Sifo-Dyas.

Years after the end of the Clone Wars, Wolffe spent his retirement aboard a modified AT-TE with his fellow clones Captain Rex and Commander Gregor. On one fateful day Wolffe was disturbed by the appearance of the Jedi Kanan Jarrus and his crew looking for assistance. Unnerved by the Jedi’s lightsaber, Wolffe drew his blaster in defense thinking Kanan was seeking revenge.

The more level-headed Rex convinced Wolffe to drop his weapon since these newcomers were not the ones that betrayed them. The Ghost crew came to request the clones’ help –- and when Rex turned down their offer to fight alongside the rebels, they asked for something else in return.

Ezra proposed the clones provide the Ghost crew with a list of secret locations in the Outer Rim that could be used for their base. Wolffe was not keen on the idea of helping the crew go against the Empire and feared that it would put his squad in danger.

Wolffe went along with Gregor’s plan to use Zeb as bait to catch a joopa and drove the modified AT-TE. Though it wasn’t long after that Sabine discovered Wolffe had contacted the Empire about the rebels’ existence on Seelos.

Wolffe told Rex that he did it to protect the squad but after Rex talked sense into him, Wolffe agreed that the rebels are not the enemy and he shouldn’t have betrayed them. It was unfortunately too late. A probe droid had already made its way to the walker.