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*** Th expansion pack ''The Frozen Throne'' has a three way war between the Forsaken (Undead) VS. Scourge (Undead) VS. Dread Lord Rebels (also Undead) missions, and one Blood Elf vs. Alliance mission, the Blood Elves being a [[CosmeticallyDifferentSides visually different but statistically identical splinter faction of the Alliance forces]].
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*** Th The expansion pack ''The Frozen Throne'' has a three way war between the Forsaken (Undead) VS. Scourge (Undead) VS. Dread Lord Rebels (also Undead) missions, and one Blood Elf vs. Alliance mission, the Blood Elves being a [[CosmeticallyDifferentSides visually different but statistically identical splinter faction of the Alliance forces]]. The mission "Dreadlord's Fall" allows Sylvanas or her banshees to mind control human peasants which allows for the creation of their own undead controlled Alliance army versus Detheroc's undead controlled Alliance army.
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** The entire ''Mists of Pandaria'' expansion for VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft has been building up to this situation for the Horde. It eventually comes down to Vol'jin and the other leaders of the Horde against Garrosh and his Kor'kron. [[spoiler: Even after Vol'jin is named the new Warchief it appears that this situation could potentially pop up again. Speaking to Sylvanas following the raid shows she has no intention of listening to a troll and has every intention to see what she can get away with. Lor'themar also expresses concern regarding Sylvanas.]]
** Two expansions later, a dying Vol'jin chooses Sylvanas as Warchief much to everyone's surprise including hers. After an attack on a Night Elf city ends with the murder of thousands of innocents, Varok Saurfang turns on Sylvanas. He organizes a resistance and actually gets help from the Alliance's King Anduin.
** In Battle For Azeroth, it seems like one of these is brewing among the Alliance. Tyrande, leader of the Night Elves, refuses to sign the peace treaty with the Horde.
** Two expansions later, a dying Vol'jin chooses Sylvanas as Warchief much to everyone's surprise including hers. After an attack on a Night Elf city ends with the murder of thousands of innocents, Varok Saurfang turns on Sylvanas. He organizes a resistance and actually gets help from the Alliance's King Anduin.
** In Battle For Azeroth, it seems like one of these is brewing among the Alliance. Tyrande, leader of the Night Elves, refuses to sign the peace treaty with the Horde.
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** The entire ''Mists of Pandaria'' expansion for VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft has been building built up to this situation for the Horde. It eventually comes down to Vol'jin and the other leaders of the Horde against Garrosh and his Kor'kron. [[spoiler: Even after Vol'jin is named the new Warchief it appears that this situation could potentially pop up again. Speaking to Sylvanas following the raid shows she has no intention of listening to a troll and has every intention to see what she can get away with. Lor'themar also expresses concern regarding Sylvanas.]]
** Two expansions later, a dying Vol'jin chooses Sylvanas as Warchief much to everyone'ssurprise surprise, including hers. After an attack on a Night Elf city ends with the murder of thousands of innocents, Varok Saurfang turns on Sylvanas. He organizes a resistance and actually gets help from the Alliance's King Anduin. \n** In Battle For Azeroth, it seems like one of these is brewing among the Alliance. Tyrande, leader of the Night Elves, refuses to sign the peace treaty with the Horde.
** Two expansions later, a dying Vol'jin chooses Sylvanas as Warchief much to everyone's
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* ''VideoGame/AgeOfMythology'''s campaigns is a series of this. The reason for this is that the only consistent units that you control are a band of heroes who are traveling the ancient world in order to [[spoiler:stop the BigBad from unleashing [[SealedEvilInACan Kronus]]]], and that you raise armies from the people of where you happen to be. The villains do this as well, meaning that most battles involve the same units-the only difference being the gods worshiped by either side.
** The expansion starts off fairly normal, but then turns into this again when it turns you've been fighting for the wrong side.
** Of course, the main game has a dream sequence where you join the legions of Hades to fight the "Evil Empire", that being [[spoiler: Arkantos's lovely seaside kingdom of ATLANTIS!!!, packed to the gills with Olympian heroes.]]
** The expansion starts off fairly normal, but then turns into this again when it turns you've been fighting for the wrong side.
** Of course, the main game has a dream sequence where you join the legions of Hades to fight the "Evil Empire", that being [[spoiler: Arkantos's lovely seaside kingdom of ATLANTIS!!!, packed to the gills with Olympian heroes.]]
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* ''VideoGame/AgeOfMythology'''s campaigns is a series of this. The reason for this is that the only consistent units that you control are a band of heroes who are traveling the ancient world in order to [[spoiler:stop stop the BigBad from unleashing [[SealedEvilInACan Kronus]]]], Kronos]], and that you raise armies from the people of where you happen to be. The villains do this as well, meaning that most battles involve the same units-the only difference being the gods worshiped by either side.
** The expansion with the Atlantean civilization starts off fairly normal, but then turns into this again when it turns you've been fighting for the wrong side.
** Of course, the main game has a dream sequence where you join the legions of Hades to fight the "Evil Empire", that being[[spoiler: Arkantos's lovely seaside kingdom of ATLANTIS!!!, packed to the gills with Olympian heroes.]]
** The expansion with the Atlantean civilization starts off fairly normal, but then turns into this again when it turns you've been fighting for the wrong side.
** Of course, the main game has a dream sequence where you join the legions of Hades to fight the "Evil Empire", that being
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* In ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'''s Splatfest events, sometimes one side will be so popular that there aren't enough people on the other side to go around, so they'll occasionally be matched up with another team from the same side.
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* In ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'''s Splatfest events, sometimes one side will be so popular that there aren't enough people on the other side to go around, so they'll occasionally be matched up with another team from the same side.
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