Eventually, in 1750, the disenfranchised sons of Sir Blau Wolfe, the founder of the House, who had been sidelined from Swiss affairs due to their Houses affiliation with the Swiss Rebels during The Swiss Civil War (1746), were given control once more over Wurrttemberg, and elevated to Great House status as Dukes of Baden.

Emblem of the House of Wolfe until 1746.
History
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The House of Wolfe was elevated to the Nobility in 1736, when Sir Blau Wolfe was risen to administrate the County of Valais for King Ryan I Kroshbon. They would continue as minor nobles for some years, garnering massive wealth when Blau was made Minister of Finance and Chief Executive of the Swiss Trading Company.
Upon Blau's participation in The Swiss Civil War (1746), the House of Wolfe was stripped of all its lands and titles, while their Lord was effectively sidelined from governance other than as a mere noble, until the King's death in August 1746. When the new King, David Kroshbon, ascended the throne, he banished Blau Wolfe from Switzerland, exiling him to Prussia, where he would remain till his death in 1748.
After the death of Blau Wolfe and King Alexander's ascension to the throne in 1747, the children of Blau Wolfe were allowed back into Switzerland for the first time, and permitted to return to their childhood homes of Tourbillion.
In 1750, after distinguished service in the Swiss Navy, Blau Wolfe's eldest son, Lord Azreel Wolfe was elevated as Duke of Baden, during his run for the premiership.
Members
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- Sir Blau Wolfe - Founder of the House and Count of Valais. Died 1748.
- Lord Azreel Wolfe - Eldest son of Sir Blau Wolfe. Duke of Baden and Prime Minister. Abdicated in 1751.
- Lord Benjamin Wolfe - Second son of Sir Blau Wolfe. Duke of Baden, Prime Minister of Switzerland, and Chief Advisor to the King.
- {Lady Kate Wolfe} - Deceased wife of Lord Benjamin.
- Sir Nick Wolfe - Only son of Lord Benjamin. Minister of Home in his father's Cabinet.
- Sir Mighty Wolfe - Third and youngest son of Sir Blau Wolfe. Director of Law.
- Lady Rose "Dragon" Wolfe - Wife of Sir Mighty.
- Lady Kate Wolfe - Daughter of Blau Wolfe, married to Sir Gellert Kohleschmied. Director of Home in 1752.
- Lady Elizabeth Wolfe - Cousin of Lord Benjamin.
- Sir Johnny Wolfe - Eldest son of Lady Li. Director of Defense in 1752.
- Sir Anthony Wolfe - Second son of Lady Li.