Amazingly, both epic battles left the exact same number of artifacts.

It seems that the whole world is talking about the Battle of Winterfell. It seems that no one talks about the Battle of Cumorah unless it happens to be the correlated lesson of the week.

One of the battles is fictional—created in the imagination of the writer(s). The other is from Game of Thrones.

Is that the one where Ammonia fought with Ether and the fumes caused everyone to pass out and die?

Or is it the one where 5 times more people died than at the battle of Gettysburg, but not a trace was left because the sole survivor on the Nephite side was a guy named Moroni who suffered from obsessive compulsive cleanliness disorder and spent 10 years hauling bodies and weapons to Yellowstone, where he threw them into one of the boiling bottomless pools of boiling water before resuming his work with the golden plates?