CAPTAIN REX (OLD)

Years after the completion of the Clone Wars, Captain Rex - along with fellow Commanders Wolffe and Gregor - trudged the plains of Seelos hunting for Joopas. It was then that they met the Ghost crew, sent by Rex’s old compatriot, Ahsoka Tano.

Though wary at first, Rex soon found renewed purpose among the Rebels. A veteran shaped by every major campaign of the Clone Wars, he carried the weight of history: loyalty to the Republic, grief for the Jedi he had fought beside, and guilt for the shadow of Order 66. Yet his bond with Ahsoka - and his refusal to let the Empire define his legacy - kept him moving forward.

Fighting alongside the Ghost crew, Rex became both mentor and comrade, offering tactical insight that only a soldier bred for war could provide. But more than that, he embodied a link to a better past, proving that even a clone engineered for obedience could choose a different path.


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