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Recreational wargames can cowl a large variety of subjects, from pre-historic to modern - even fantasy or sci-fi fight. A fantasy setting depicts a fictional world during which the combatants wield fictional or anachronistic armaments, nevertheless it ought to be similar enough to some historical period of warfare such that the combatants battle in a well-recognized and credible way. A wargame must have a setting that is predicated on some historical era of warfare in order to determine what armaments, unit types, and doctrines the combatants could wield and the setting they battle in. There must be at the least two opposing sides whose gamers react intelligently to one another's choices, though there are wargames with solitaire guidelines to govern the actions of the non-participant side(s). One problem in the design of historic wargames is that the situations could also be inherently unbalanced and present one side with an unwinnable state of affairs. In such cases, the victory circumstances could also be adjusted for the disadvantaged aspect so that they'll win simply by doing higher than what happened historically.