Nacogdoches Attacks

The Nacagdoches Attacks, colloquially referred to as the Centaur Wars, were a series of conflicts from 2250 to 2254, located in the Texas Rangers Carranzo Territory. Its name refers to the city of Nacagdoches, the location of a West Tek disposal site. A batch of the Forced Evolutionary Virus was spilt at some point, and numerous animals and other lifeforms were exposed to the virus, leading to the creation of centaurs, horribly mutated creatures named for their malformed legs.
==Background==
Before the Great War, West Tek created the Forced Evolutionary Virus, or FEV, in association with the military. Their lab in Texas ended up abandoning the project when greater success occurred in other facilities, and the batches of FEV were transported to the Nacagdoches Disposal Facility. Due to clerical mixups, a large batch of FEV was left undisposed. Following the Great War, the FEV batch was spilt, and over the next hundred years, thousands of animals were exposed to the virus and left to mutate.
=== Nacagdoches Frontier ===
By 2240, settlers in the Piney Woods region had started attempts at scavenging from the more ruined cities, one of which was Nacagdoches, which had suffered numerous chemical explosions after the bombings. As a result of West Teks disposal dumping, the city had become host to large numbers of ghouls and other irradiated wildlife. As such, the locals came to referring to Nacagdoches and its surrounding county as the Nacagdoches Frontier; a dangerous territory not worth the added effort to salvage. 
=== The Great Leak ===
In 2248, a (regional raider gang) and Texas Ranger skirmish ended up crossing into Nacadgoches, despite the attempted containment. In the ensuing encounter, the (regional raider gang) accidentally levelled the Nacagdoches Disposal Facility and many of its underground connected tunnels, releasing the mutated creatures. The Texas Rangers called them centaurs for their mutated legs and vertical upper torsos. Both the Texas Rangers and (regional raider gang) were forced to retreat due to the high number of mutated beasts, as well as the roused and agitated ghoul presence. In the following months, the ghouls and centaurs quickly began to overrun and harass regional settlements in what would later be referred to as the Great Leak.