Aubrie Wyn

Born around 35 BBY, Aubrie Wyn, a Human female, exhibited sensitivity to the Force. Inducted into the Jedi Order, she underwent training as a Jedi Padawan under the guidance of Jedi Master Sirrus during the Clone Wars, which pitted the Galactic Republic against the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Recognized as one of the most skilled healers at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, Wyn had been selected for advanced instruction under Jedi Master Mace Windu. Sirrus even believed she was destined to serve on the Jedi Council. However, before this could come to pass, she and her Master were sent to Jabiim to fight.

Unprepared for the intense combat on Jabiim, Wyn and her Master joined the offensive at Outpost Shear in search of Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi. Wyn questioned Sirrus's decision to heal a wounded Nationalist soldier, fearing he would return to battle after recovery. Nevertheless, she healed the soldier, pondering whether the Jedi were healers or warriors. After the outpost's capture, Sirrus and Wyn rejoined the others at the camp, where Wyn attended to the wounded.

Soon after, Stratus launched a major assault on the Shelter Base. Despite the arrival of Skywalker, Kenobi, Alpha, Sirrus, and Wyn in a landspeeder with reinforcements, Nimbus commandos detonated explosives that crippled an All Terrain Armored Transport before retreating. While Skywalker and Wyn secured their area of the base, Kenobi, Sirrus, and Alpha hurried to the disabled AT-AT to rescue the clones. The AT-AT unexpectedly exploded, claiming the lives of Kenobi, Sirrus, and Alpha, who were unable to escape. While Sirrus died, Kenobi and Alpha were captured by Separatist commander Asajj Ventress and transported to Rattatak. Following Sirrus's death, Wyn became one of the orphaned Jedi Commanders who comprised the Padawan Pack.

By the thirtieth day of battle, eighteen Jedi and nine thousand clones had perished. General Leska, now the highest-ranking Jedi on Jabiim, ordered the Padawan Pack to stay away from the front lines and safeguard a supply convoy en route to Cobalt Station, refusing to risk more Padawans. On the thirty-second day, while guarding a convoy of All Terrain Experimental Transports and All Terrain Tactical Enforcers, the Padawans were ambushed by Stratus's droid forces. While some Pack members fought the droids, Wyn and Windo Nend remained with the convoy. Upon their return, the two Padawans got the convoy moving. Meanwhile, Skywalker and Wyn led the convoy in their landspeeder. Skywalker reported that they defeated the flanking force, while Wyn informed him of the news back from the Shelter Base—the Republic lost three more forward positions. Wyn was adjusting well, but Skywalker was having a much harder time. Kenobi's presumed death had clearly had a bad effect on Skywalker: he had become unstable and reckless, which was clearly felt by the other Padawans, especially Tae Diath, who had well-developed telepathic abilities.

On the thirty-fourth day, the convoy protected by the Padawan Pack entered a minefield laid by Alto Stratus's Nimbus commandos. Unable to safely navigate the field, the trapped convoy was soon attacked by Stratus's forces. While other members of Padawan Pack fought back against their attackers, Wyn held back the Nationalists at Windo Nend's side. The Jabiimi Nationalists soon retreated, allowing the convoy to continue on to Cobalt Station. Once there, while enjoying a brief break in the rain, Wyn and the Padawans witnessed Confederate reinforcements landing on the planet. During a communication with Orliss Gillmunn, the Padawans were informed that General Leska had gone missing and that they were now the highest ranking members of the Grand Army of the Republic on Jabiim. Cobalt Station was the last remaining Republic fortification on the planet, and it stood between Stratus's approaching forces and Monsoon Mesa, the evacuation site for the remaining Jabiimi Loyalists and clone troopers.

Despite the high probability of defeat, the Padawans unanimously decided to defend Cobalt Station to provide time for the Republic forces to escape. Initially, Wyn hesitated, as she was scheduled to train with Mace Windu on Coruscant and, as her Master believed, join the Jedi Council. Skywalker offered to send her and Windo Nend to the mesa, but she ultimately decided to stay and fight on her own. All the Jedi, including Anakin, decided to stay as well inspired by Aubrie's speech. The nine Padawans began preparing for their final stand, mobilizing all available equipment and surviving clones.

At the last moment, Wyn informed Skywalker that they received a message from Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. Skywalker was ordered to evacuate along with the rest of the Republic forces. He didn't want to abandon his fellow Padawans, but the Chancellor convinced Anakin that they would die anyway, with or without him. Skywalker eventually succumbed to Palpatine's arguments and left Cobalt Station on his Zephyr-G swoop. Aubrie Wyn, a witness to Anakin's conversation with the Chancellor, was sympathetic to Skywalker's decision and, before leaving, she asked him to take the holocron of her deceased teacher, Sirrus, with him. The Confederates eventually attacked and found the defense of Cobalt Station to be far stronger than they had anticipated.

By the forty-third day, combat had reached Separatist commander Alto Stratus's stronghold. As the battle intensified, the Padawans fell one by one, sometimes together. Wyn was the last Jedi to stay alive. Taking up the lightsaber of her fallen comrade Vaabesh, she confronted Alto Stratus face-to-face. Wounded from an earlier hit, Stratus had to defend himself from a grounded position. As Wyn moved in for the kill, Stratus hit her square in the chest with a blaster at point-blank range. As she fell forward, her lightsabers plunged into Stratus' chest, killing him as well.

Ultimately, her sacrifice was futile: the Republic retreated, abandoning the Loyalists who cursed the departing forces. After the evacuation, Anakin Skywalker was shown a monument for fallen Jedi built by the planet's natives at the dawn of the Republic on the Republic hospital world of New Holstice. Skywalker added the names of his fallen comrades to the monument, including Aubrie Wyn, by whispering their names into memory moths which would in turn be whispered for eternity by the moth's wings. The struggles of Wyn and the Padawan Pack on Jabiim were later covered up by the administration of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine in an effort to keep negative news of the warfront from reaching the public.

Wyn, a Human female with fair skin, brown eyes, and brown hair worn with a Padawan braid, felt that her choices were often dictated by others. Sirrus believed she was destined for service on the Jedi Council. Following her assignment to Jabiim, Wyn was disappointed, as she had been selected for advanced training with Mace Windu, an honor she and her Master valued highly. After Sirrus's death, Aubrie Wyn remained calm and collected, unlike Anakin Skywalker whose mind became chaotic and unfocused. She came to believe there was nothing fair about the entire Clone Wars as Anakin was recalled to the evacuation site. Wyn was loyal, kept her word, and was selfless, even sacrificing herself during the Battle of Cobalt Station.

Aubrie Wyn was considered among the most skilled Jedi healers at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant.

Wyn wore simple, brown Jedi apparel and carried a lightsaber with a blue blade. Sirrus entrusted a holocron to Wyn, to return it to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. Knowing she would not survive a forthcoming battle for Cobalt Station, Wyn passed the holocron on to Anakin Skywalker. In this way, Wyn was able to keep her promise to her master.

Aubrie Wyn's debut was in the 2003 comic book Republic 55, penned by W. Haden Blackman and illustrated by Brian Ching.