Commander Wolffe served alongside Jedi General Plo Koon aboard the flagship Triumphant during the early days of the Clone Wars. Wolffe was an essential member of Koon’s squad of clone troopers — nicknamed the Wolf Pack — helping to form the team into one of the most celebrated units in the Grand Army of the Republic. When the Triumphant was destroyed by General Grievous’ superweapon, the Malevolence, an ion cannon-equipped warship that could cripple multiple Jedi cruisers with a single blast, Commander Wolffe, Master Plo and troopers Sinker and Boost escaped in a life pod and were rescued when Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano responded to Wolffe’s distress call.

The detail-focused Wolffe – who’d lost an eye in a close encounter with Asajj Ventress – had a sense of strategy superior to that of most clone officers, making him a highly effective complement to Plo. The Wolf Pack fought in many battles. Commander Wolffe led the space attack against Separatist forces blockading Felucia, opening a gap in the blockade that allowed Master Plo to extract Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi from the planet below. When Master Eeth Koth was kidnapped by Grievous, it was Commander Wolffe who spotted a clue left by the Jedi Master leading to his rescue. And Wolffe served on the ground assault on Felucia, leading his squad of jetpack-equipped troopers into the Felucian jungles following Master Plo's command.

But Wolffe and the rest of the pack were also entrusted with missions away from the battlefield. After quakes devastated the Mid Rim planet of Aleen, they brought badly needed supplies to the inhabitants in a relief effort. Wolffe and his troopers fought alongside Plo when the Republic raided Kadavo to free Togruta colonists kidnapped by Zygerrian slavers. And when Ahsoka Tano was accused of killing a witness to a bombing at the Jedi Temple, Wolffe hunted the Padawan through Coruscant’s underlevels after her apparent betrayal of the Jedi Order. Near the end of the Clone Wars, Plo and Wolffe tracked a distress signal to the moon of Oba Diah, where they discovered a crashed Jedi shuttle — and the lightsaber belonging to the long-dead Jedi Master Sifo-Dyas.

At the dawn of the Empire, Wolffe was among the clones who served the new regime. However, he and Rex eventually found themselves united again on the same side. Years later, Wolffe retired aboard a modified AT-TE, hunting joopas on the plains of Seelos with his fellow clones Rex and Gregor. When Kanan Jarrus and the Ghost crew showed up, Wolffe was the first to question the Jedi’s motives and even went so far as to contact the Empire, fearing the Jedi wanted revenge. Rex was able to talk sense into the weary clone but it was too late. The Empire had sent a probe droid and discovered the crew’s whereabouts.