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WOLFHOUND Victory;
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The Gold War (also known as the 1814-1820 Gold War, Carolinian Gold War, First Gold War, and Gold War I) was a six-year engagement against the Gold Miners.
Prelude[]
After learning of the massacre from Universe-869 as a result of the Universe-869 Carolina Gold Rush; Andrew Lord organised his troops to assault the Gold Mines of Universe-866 Carolina.
War[]
Most of the war took mostly at the mines resulting in the capture the miners to prevent attacks on the Native Americans while fighting the soldiers as they send the Gold to the Wolf's Den. The fighting continues as the deaths are only in the 100s through out most of the war except during the Battle of Reed Gold Mine which resulted in the deaths of 13'822 WOLFHOUNDers killed and 21'022 American soldiers killed including Robert Smith.
After the Gold Mines was destroyed; Andrew orders most his forces back to the Wolf's Den while most of the forces continue the fight before withdrawing after the rest of the Gold was confiscated.
Aftermath[]
After the Gold was confiscated; the Native Americans that would've been in the firing line establish an alliance with the Nation of WOLFHOUND and Andrew Lord begins to improve Native Americans relationship with the settlers.