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Alrich Wren

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Alrich Wren was a human male Mandalorian, and the husband of Ursa Wren, leader of Clan Wren. Upon his marriage to Ursa, Alrich elected to adopt his wife's surname, because of the power and respect it held in Mandalorian society. The couple had two children together, a son named Tristan, and a daughter they named Sabine. Alrich, unlike his wife and children, was not a warrior, being an artist instead. Sabine inherited his artistic talents, although he humbly credited her prowess to Ursa. After his daughter fled the Imperial Academy of Mandalore, he eventually found himself a political prisoner in all but name, held on Mandalore to ensure his wife and clan's compliance with the Imperial occupation.

At some point in time following the Battle of Atollon, Alrich's daughter Sabine led a mission to rescue her father from Imperial custody. Amid a heated ambush of an Imperial convoy transporting Wren to the Mandalorian capital of Sundari for execution, Wren was successfully rescued by the rebel agent Ezra Bridger, and reunited with his daughter.

Alrich later joined his family, the Nite Owls, Ezra, and Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus in freeing Mandalore from Imperial rule and witnessed Lady Bo-Katan Kryze take up leadership of their people by accepting ownership of the Darksaber.

By the end of the Galactic Civil War, Alrich, along with his wife and son, was killed during the Night of a Thousand Tears, leaving his daughter as the only survivor and member of Clan Wren.

Text and facts from the “Alrich Wren” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Homeworld
Krownest
Died
Between 4 ABY and 5 ABY, Mandalore
Species
Human
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Hair
Dark brown, slightly graying
Eyes
Brown
Skin
Tan
Families
House Vizsla (through marriage)
Clan Wren (through marriage)
Partners
Ursa Wren (wife)
Children
Sabine Wren
Tristan Wren
Affiliations
Mandalorian resistance

Appearances

6 works, in story order
  1. Trials of the Darksaber (first mentioned)
  2. Legacy of Mandalore (mentioned only)
  3. Art History (mentioned only)
  4. Heroes of Mandalore (first appearance, first identified)
  5. Part Four: Fallen Jedi (indirect mention)
  6. Part Eight: The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord (indirect mention)

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