The Golden Company Conspiracy

The Golden Company Conspiracy, or The Golden Plan, is a corroborated and backed up Conspiracy theory that occurred some time in mid-2016, during the reign of King Hollis I Teague, or TitanXL. The Conspiracy was started during when House Stark, a Northern house in open rebellion, had purchased the services of The Golden Company, an elite Sellsword Company, for use in the War for the Neck.
== Leadup ==
King Hollis I Teague of House Teague and Small Councillor John Drumm, or Balefulness, of House Drumm had hatched a plot to secretly outpurchase The Golden Company, but to still have the Sellswords falsely fight for the Rebels. Lord Peter Baelish, or July287, of House Baelish was the Lord who brokered the controversial deal.This was done in order to fill up nearly half of House Starks 50 player slot, rendering the war essentially impossible to win by making half of the rebels forces ”throw” the war efforts, i.e The Golden Company.
During the war, rebel forces caught onto the plan as The Golden Company, which had almost half of the spots, were running into the Crown forces unarmed, and with very few kills for any of them. The rebels had removed and replaced The Golden Company, but it was too late, and the war was decisively won by the Crowns forces.
== Aftermath ==
After the war was won by the Crown, rumors had begun to swarm around the genre that The Golden Company had been out-bought by the Crown forced and the Crown had the Sellswords throw the war.
Unlike other rumors, this one was corroborated and all but confirmed by both parties. The purchase of a Golden Company Contract, for roughly ~4600 ROBUX was also found in both King Hollis I Teague’s and Small Councilman John Drumm’s inventory, only hours before the war.
Eventually, this would lead to hurt The Golden Company, as their prestige and reputation as an honourable Sellsword company had been replaced by them willing to sellout to the highest bidder, no matter the previous offer. The Golden Company would collapse due to no House willing to purchase them, and would become defunct. There has not been a Golden Company that has reached the size or funding of the Golden Company in 2016.
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