The Extracanonical McCoy (Benny onwards)

[Siskoid]

Being a master list of extracanonical material featuring the 7th Doctor in need of RPG conversion for the WhoRPG Extracanonical Sourcebook Project. Splitting the material chronologically, this second list covers the extracanonical stories starting with the New Adventures' introduction of Bernice Summerfield.
dwaitas.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=xtrauni&action=display&thread=2073

NEW ADVENTURES (NOVELS)
Love and War
Transit
The Highest Science
The Pit
Deceit
Lucifer Rising
White Darkness
Shadowmind
Birthright
Iceberg
Blood Heat
The Dimension Riders
The Left-Handed Hummingbird
Conundrum
No Future
Tragedy Day
Legacy
Theatre of War
All-Consuming Fire
Blood Harvest
Strange England
First Frontier
St Anthony's Fire
Falls the Shadow
Parasite
Warlock
Set Piece
Infinite Requiem
Sanctuary
Human Nature
Original Sin
Sky Pirates!
Zamper
Toy Soldiers
Head Games
The Also People
Shakedown
Just War
Warchild
Sleepy
Death and Diplomacy
Happy Endings
GodEngine
Christmas on a Rational Planet
Return of the Living Dad
The Death of Art
Damaged Goods
So Vile a Sin
Bad Therapy
Eternity Weeps
The Room With No Doors
Lungbarrow

MISSING ADVENTURES (NOVELS)
Cold Fusion

PAST DOCTOR ADVENTURES (NOVELS)
Bullet Time

TELOS NOVELLAS
Companion Piece
The Dalek Factor

NEW SEVENTH DOCTOR ADVENTURES (AUDIOS)
The Shadow of the Scourge
The Dark Flame
Last of the Titans
Excelis Decays
Project: Lazarus
Master
Return of the Daleks
Valhalla
Frozen Time
The Death Collectors
Spider's Shadow
Kingdom of Silver
Keepsake
A Thousand Tiny Wings
Klein's Story
Survival of the Fittest
The Architects of History
The Shadow Heart
Persuasion
Starlight Robbery
Daleks Among Us
The Two Masters
Warlock’s Cross
The Monsters of Gokroth
The Moons of Vulpana
The Psychic Circus
An Alien Werewolf in London
Subterfuge
Dark Universe
The Trial of a Time Machine
Vanguard
The Jabari Countdown
The Dread of Night

COMPANION CHRONICLES (AUDIOS)
The Prisoner's Dilemma
Bernice Summerfield and the Criminal Code

THE NEW ADVENTURES OF BERNICE SUMMERFIELD
Many Happy Returns
The Revolution
The Lights of Skaro
Good Night, Sweet Ladies
The Vaults of Osiris
The Eye of Horus
The Tears of Isis
The Pyramid of Sutekh

THE DIARY OF RIVER SONG (AUDIOS)
The Unknown
The Eye of the Storm

OTHER BIG FINISH AUDIOS
UNIT: Dominion
The Eighth of March: The Big Blue Book

OPTIONAL: COMICS, SHORT STORIES, MISC.
Comic strips: A great site that discusses the Doctor Who comics: www.alteredvistas.co.uk/html/seventh_doctor.html
Pureblood
Emperor of the Daleks!
Final Genesis
Ground Zero
Titan Books: Operation Volcano, (Hill of Beans), The Lost Dimension
Decalog (Playback)
Decalog 2 (The Trials of Tara, Question Mark Pyjamas)
Decalog 3 (Continuity Errors)
More Short Trips (Special Weapons)
Short Trips and Side Steps (Storm in a Tikka)
Big Finish's Short Trips stories (Repercussions: The Tramp's Story)
Material from the Doctor Who Annuals?
Death Comes to Time

Did I forget anything? What concepts should be pulled from these? Anything you personally want to try your hand at?

[misterharry]

Here are my offerings:

Professor Bernice Summerfield, first appeared in Love and War
Irving Braxiatel, first appeared in Theatre of War
Jason Kane, first appeared in Death and Diplomacy
Kadiatu Lethbridge-Stewart, first appeared in Transit
Chris Cwej and Roz Forrester, both first appeared in Original Sin
Wolsey the Cat, first appeared in Human Nature
The Charrl, first appeared in Birthright
Chelonians, first appeared in The Highest Science (I think I've also listed these in the Extracanonical Tom Baker thread, but they're more suited to this one)
Legions, first appeared in Lucifer Rising
The Monk, the "Richard Branson" incarnation from No Future
N-Forms, first appearance in Damaged Goods
Pakhars, first appeared in Legacy
Tzun, first appeared in First Frontier
Dr Elizabeth Klein, became a companion in A Thousand Tiny Wings (though she previously appeared in Colditz, so could be used in the Pre-Benny volume)
Dar Traders, first appeared in The Death Collectors - though I've also mentioned them in the 5th Doctor thread

[dastari]

Will probably do more later but would like to take on First Frontier for sure.

And Lungbarrow because I'm a sick human being.

And Original Sin...

I'd better stop. I love the NA's far to much for my own good

[jennysfan]

Might have to split it into three...and that's before taking Hurt into the continunity

[misterharry]

Nov 25, 2013 4:31:56 GMT jennysfan said:

Might have to split it into three...and that's before taking Hurt into the continunity

Well, John Hurt's War Doctor will probably be covered by the official sourcebooks from Cubicle 7, so won't be included in the expanded universe (and not in the 7th Doctor volumes anyway).

[basalan]

I have a copy of Lungbarrow (and The Dying Days for when you get to McGann)

[Doctor X]

Since 7 was The Doctor of the time, I managed to track down the text from the flyer for the Doctor Who Pinball Game, which includes the backstory (such as it is) behind the game. If it goes into any of the books, probably fits in here. (Any spelling/grammar/continuity errors are direct from the transcription.)


Time is running out, literally...

The Master is back and this time he will not fail! He has recruited Davros and what is left of his desperate Daleks. Since being beaten by the Movellans, this group of Daleks have nothing to lose. And both have one enemy in common...the Doctor.

The Master has found an ancient Gallifrey Laboratory equipped with an everlasting self-regenerating "Time Expander". This "Time Expander" can take any part of time and space, stretch it, then allow all other space and time events to interact with this new time stream. This machine requires two operators to work together (changing time and space is serious business). Of course, this has never stopped the Master, or even Davros.

The problem of finding all seven Doctors and expanding their time streams is easily solved in one word-- Earth! This is the Doctors favorite planet. All of his regenerations, past, present, and even future, have or will, arrive upon Earth. All that has to be done is to expand Earth's time and push all the Doctors into the final nova of the Earth's Sun. At game start, you can experience the time expansion of Earth by observing the continental drift back to the past (over 300 million years ago!).

But everything has not gone as planned. All of the Doctors, aware of time being expanded, have escaped. However, not everyone is safe. The first Doctor has escaped to a planet and is being bombarded by the Master's "borrowed and enhanced" Roni spheres. The second Doctor is lost in a land mine of black holes in space and is trying to dodge destruction (the black holes are rumored to power the Time Expander). The third Doctor is trapped in the Whomobile. The fourth Doctor is stranded somewhere to repair his TARDIS from old unreliable force field projectors. The fifth Doctor, transmatted away from Earth is, unfortunately, held prisoner in a never ending transmat web. The sixth Doctor was jettisoned to a mountainous Dalek planet, where the time expanded rebirth of the Dalek race is about to begin. Last, but not least, the seventh Doctor is much more fortunate. He escaped unharmed and has found the Time Expander. Now the challenge is to restore Earth's Time to normal, confront the Master and his traps, the Daleks, and of course Davros (the creator of the Daleks).

When it is time for the ultimate battle with Davros, all the Doctors will be re-united, combining their unique knowledge and experience to defeat Davros and his Daleks.

[misterharry]

Aug 28, 2014 21:06:30 GMT Doctor X said:

Since 7 was The Doctor of the time, I managed to track down the text from the flyer for the Doctor Who Pinball Game, which includes the backstory (such as it is) behind the game. If it goes into any of the books, probably fits in here. (Any spelling/grammar/continuity errors are direct from the transcription.)


Time is running out, literally...

The Master is back and this time he will not fail! He has recruited Davros and what is left of his desperate Daleks. Since being beaten by the Movellans, this group of Daleks have nothing to lose. And both have one enemy in common...the Doctor.

The Master has found an ancient Gallifrey Laboratory equipped with an everlasting self-regenerating "Time Expander". This "Time Expander" can take any part of time and space, stretch it, then allow all other space and time events to interact with this new time stream. This machine requires two operators to work together (changing time and space is serious business). Of course, this has never stopped the Master, or even Davros.

The problem of finding all seven Doctors and expanding their time streams is easily solved in one word-- Earth! This is the Doctors favorite planet. All of his regenerations, past, present, and even future, have or will, arrive upon Earth. All that has to be done is to expand Earth's time and push all the Doctors into the final nova of the Earth's Sun. At game start, you can experience the time expansion of Earth by observing the continental drift back to the past (over 300 million years ago!).

But everything has not gone as planned. All of the Doctors, aware of time being expanded, have escaped. However, not everyone is safe. The first Doctor has escaped to a planet and is being bombarded by the Master's "borrowed and enhanced" Roni spheres. The second Doctor is lost in a land mine of black holes in space and is trying to dodge destruction (the black holes are rumored to power the Time Expander). The third Doctor is trapped in the Whomobile. The fourth Doctor is stranded somewhere to repair his TARDIS from old unreliable force field projectors. The fifth Doctor, transmatted away from Earth is, unfortunately, held prisoner in a never ending transmat web. The sixth Doctor was jettisoned to a mountainous Dalek planet, where the time expanded rebirth of the Dalek race is about to begin. Last, but not least, the seventh Doctor is much more fortunate. He escaped unharmed and has found the Time Expander. Now the challenge is to restore Earth's Time to normal, confront the Master and his traps, the Daleks, and of course Davros (the creator of the Daleks).

When it is time for the ultimate battle with Davros, all the Doctors will be re-united, combining their unique knowledge and experience to defeat Davros and his Daleks.

Egad! I have absolutely no idea what this means! Time expansion!? My brain hurts!

[Doctor X]

It's the "plot" of the Doctor Who pinball game.

[misterharry]

Aug 29, 2014 18:03:43 GMT Doctor X said:

It's the "plot" of the Doctor Who pinball game.

Yeah, sorry - I was being a little facetious. Though I'm not very clear on what time expansion actually is.

[Doctor X]

Aug 29, 2014 18:59:47 GMT misterharry said:

Aug 29, 2014 18:03:43 GMT Doctor X said:

It's the "plot" of the Doctor Who pinball game.

Yeah, sorry - I was being a little facetious. Though I'm not very clear on what time expansion actually is.

Never was quite sure myself. Just know that when you lost your ball, Davros would say "Time Expander restored to Factor 15."

[Siskoid]

Absurdly, if time expands, you should have MORE time, but losing a ball means you have LESS. Hm.

[jennysfan]

Sept 1, 2014 12:57:46 GMT Siskoid said:

Absurdly, if time expands, you should have MORE time, but losing a ball means you have LESS. Hm.

Think of it less as Time being expanded as stretched thin. Also keep in mind that it is being be used by the bad guys.

[Doctor X]

From what I gathered, the Time Expander creates pockets of time where everything slows to a crawl while everything outside the pocket proceeds at a normal pace. (That would explain why failure means that time goes back to "Factor 15.") Presumably, the Master and Davros plan to do something diabolical to the Doctors while they're moving too slowly to stop them.

This might actually belong in the other thread, as Ace is the companion in the game. (One of the in-game videos is of the two of them at the two control panels of the expander, and if your ball goes out unfairly (First shot sends it right between the flippers, etc.), the words "Second Chance" appear as he says "Hold on, Ace! It's a second chance!"

[taikowolf]

I wonder if it would be worthwhile having two Kleins in the book, since Big Finish created another version of her with "UNIT: Dominion" (well, technically she appears at the end of "Architects of History"). They have the same actress, are scientists and learn how to pilot the TARDIS by observing the Doctor, but one is a nazi (who would have the Alternative Timeline flaw) and the other is...well, still german, but a different origin. She has developed a phobia of the Seventh Doctor by "UNIT: Dominion", as the Doctor keeps tabs on her, knowing him as "the umbrella man".

[misterharry]

Jan 11, 2015 1:58:31 GMT taikowolf said:

I wonder if it would be worthwhile having two Kleins in the book, since Big Finish created another version of her with "UNIT: Dominion" (well, technically she appears at the end of "Architects of History"). They have the same actress, are scientists and learn how to pilot the TARDIS by observing the Doctor, but one is a nazi (who would have the Alternative Timeline flaw) and the other is...well, still german, but a different origin. She has developed a phobia of the Seventh Doctor by "UNIT: Dominion", as the Doctor keeps tabs on her, knowing him as "the umbrella man".

Ah yes, Klein. I'm totally with you on this one. The Nazi Klein was one of the first Big Finish characters I tried statting up shortly after DWAITAS came out, so I have that somewhere (will probably revise it though, as a lot of time has passed since then and there may be new traits available for her now). As for the UNIT Klein, does her aversion to the "umbrella man" constitute a phobia?

[jennysfan]

Jan 11, 2015 1:58:31 GMT taikowolf said:

I wonder if it would be worthwhile having two Kleins in the book, since Big Finish created another version of her with "UNIT: Dominion" (well, technically she appears at the end of "Architects of History"). They have the same actress, are scientists and learn how to pilot the TARDIS by observing the Doctor, but one is a nazi (who would have the Alternative Timeline flaw) and the other is...well, still german, but a different origin. She has developed a phobia of the Seventh Doctor by "UNIT: Dominion", as the Doctor keeps tabs on her, knowing him as "the umbrella man".

Why invent the wheel? Time Shifted (Primeval RPG Core-book pg 40) does that and is already published. That said, the differences between Nazi!Klein and UNIT!Klein are minor enough that a sidebar could cover it, along with a note that they come from different timelines and the Time Shifted trait is only required outside their 'native' realities.

[misterharry]

Jan 11, 2015 13:07:39 GMT jennysfan said:

Why invent the wheel? Time Shifted (Primeval RPG Core-book pg 40) does that and is already published. That said, the differences between Nazi!Klein and UNIT!Klein are minor enough that a sidebar could cover it, along with a note that they come from different timelines and the Time Shifted trait is only required outside their 'native' realities.

The differences between the two Kleins are more than just that they are from different timelines. They have completely different backgrounds and personalities, so I really believe that two entries are justified. From a practical perspective, it would be difficult to cover descriptions of the two versions adequately and fit it all on one page with even a single set of stats, so at the least a much larger entry is needed. And if it were a single entry, would you put in under Allies or Villains? To be honest, I was thinking that the Nazi Klein could go in the Pre-Benny book (for her appearance in Coldtiz) and the UNIT Klein would be in the Benny Onwards book.

[taikowolf]

Jan 11, 2015 11:23:47 GMT misterharry said:

Ah yes, Klein. I'm totally with you on this one. The Nazi Klein was one of the first Big Finish characters I tried statting up shortly after DWAITAS came out, so I have that somewhere (will probably revise it though, as a lot of time has passed since then and there may be new traits available for her now). As for the UNIT Klein, does her aversion to the "umbrella man" constitute a phobia?

Now that I think about it, that's...a hard question to answer. In "UNIT: Dominion", Klein has been having nightmares of "The Umbrella Man" constantly stalking her, which makes her distrust the Seventh Doctor. Even in her later appearances, Klein has a healthy distrust of Seven (I say healthy because, honestly, Seven deserves a dollap of distrust with all the stuff he pulls) and still refers to him occasionally as "The Umbrella Man" in a not-so-affectionate tone. That said, considering she's not showing any overt fear when she and him are in the same room, I don't know if the Phobia flaw may fit; mechanically, it's too extreme for the reaction she has.

Is there another fear based flaw that could be used instead? I do feel that, statistically, the two Kleins are similar (as stated earlier, both of them learned how to fly the TARDIS by observing the Doctor), but with slightly different flaws and merits. Navi!Klein has Alternative History (which could even be counted twice over considering what happens in her final story) while UNIT!Klein has...something else. Perhaps Obsession? Although both Kleins would probably have that...hmm.

Jan 11, 2015 13:07:39 GMT jennysfan said:

Why invent the wheel? Time Shifted (Primeval RPG Core-book pg 40) does that and is already published. That said, the differences between Nazi!Klein and UNIT!Klein are minor enough that a sidebar could cover it, along with a note that they come from different timelines and the Time Shifted trait is only required outside their 'native' realities.

The two Kleins have completely different backstories, allegiances and motivations, which would affect how their perks and flaws worked. The reason I mention the Alternative History flaw is that it was already in the First Doctor's extended book, so someone could pick it up from there without having to use a sourcebook from another franchise.

For example, say both Kleins have the Obligation Flaw; while UNIT!Klein obviously has an obligation to UNIT and could have the Minor version, Navi!Klein has the Major version of the flaw; to her, restoring her timeline and the Nazis to full power is practically the driving force of her story arc. Likewise, consider that both Kleins have Code of Conduct; Navi!Klein has some things she will not do, giving her the Minor version of the flaw, but UNIT!Klein has many more scruples that she would not cross, granting the Major version of the flaw.

Also, as misterharry pointed out, the histories of each Klein also means that they'd take up full pages apiece, or have to have both their lives and actions cut down to fit on a single page. The character pages by themselves are full of information as is, but adding a sidebar on top of everything, while explaining the dual nature of the many perks and how they flip around, would mean even less space could be dedicated to the personalities and histories of both Kleins on the same page.

[misterharry]

Looks like the first book in this series will be very useful for the 7th Doctor volumes:

BOOKWYRM: An Unauthorised & Unconventional Guide to the Doctor Who Novels

Due out in 2019, not sure exactly when.

[definativewillg]

Might not be the best forum for this but as it covers this particular era, will there be a writeup of the Blood Heat TARDIS, the TARDIS they left the alternate universe with that belonged to that universes deceased Third Doctor?

If one was inclined to request stats, what ones would you use? Third Doctors TARDIS stats, or something else?

[misterharry]

Jun 30, 2018 0:53:16 GMT definativewillg said:

Might not be the best forum for this but as it covers this particular era, will there be a writeup of the Blood Heat TARDIS, the TARDIS they left the alternate universe with that belonged to that universes deceased Third Doctor?

If one was inclined to request stats, what ones would you use? Third Doctors TARDIS stats, or something else?

I'd not considered the alt-universe TARDIS for inclusion, but I think it'll depend on how different it is to the Doctor's own TARDIS. It's twenty-odd years since I read most of the NAs so my memory will need to be refreshed. If it's basically the same, then we already have stats - I'd suggest the 3rd Doctor's post-exile TARDIS stats in The Third Doctor Sourcebook. But if there are enough differences to justify separate stats, then my guess is we'll include it. (Of course, even if I choose not to write an entry for it, another contributor might.)

But whatever the case with the alt-TARDIS, I definitely want to include the Jade Pagoda from Iceberg and Sanctuary!

[definativewillg]

I know initially it had a functional Chameleon circuit, and initially, it was quite sulky and distrustful of the Doctor. I think after say, No Future, it was more or less "The TARDIS is the TARDIS". Eventually the original TARDIS showed up with Muldwych in Happy Endings and they did the ol' switcheroo, getting the definitive TARDIS back. I do like the idea that some corner of some obscure alternate timeline or whatever, the Muldwych owned Alt-TARDIS (GOOD NAME, by the way) is still out there. Theres potential there I feel for rps.

Oh and yes, the Jade Pagoda is a must XD, and the Pagoda from Sanctuary was the one from the Alt-TARDIS.

tardis.wikia.com/wiki/The_Doctor%27s_TARDIS_(Blood_Heat)

[definativewillg]

This might be just me, but I always imagined when this TARDIS was reborn, it used Ace's memories of the other TARDIS to base the new console room design on. In my head, it was the Lee Sullivan console from the comics the Seventh Doctor was using at the time, the comics and the novels supposedly being in synch to a certain degree.

So the new Alt-TARDIS created a more spacious console room, still with a classic look. The best interpretation i have seen is this TARDIS from Second Life called the Observation. But thats just me.

[misterharry]

I also seem to remember the NAs introduced the tertiary console room, which was all stone. I'd like to include that somehow, though to be honest I'm not sure of the relevance to the RPG other than set dressing.

[Siskoid]

About to start work on:

[grinch]

May 13, 2020 19:01:29 GMT Siskoid said:

About to start work on:

Blimey! Already?! Great cover and I’m really looking forward to this.

[misterharry]

I'm actually a fair way through the writing for this one - here's what I've done so far:

BIG FINISH AUDIOS (MAIN RANGE):
Project: Lazarus – The Sixth Doctor
Valhalla – Our Mother, Location/Valhalla
Frozen Time – Genevieve Marceau, Lord Arakssor
The Death Collectors – Location/Antikon, Sidebar/Antikon’s Decay
Spider’s Shadow – Henry
Kingdom of Silver – Location/Tasak
Keepsake – Location/Reclaim Platform Juliet-November-Kilo
A Thousand Tiny Wings – Dr Elizabeth Klein, The Chaelis
Klein’s Story – Johann Schmidt
Survival of the Fittest – The Vrill
The Architects of History – Rachel Cooper, Location/The Galactic Reich
The Shadow Heart – Vienna Salvatori, Stellar Ammonites, Location/The Shadow Heart, Location/Thargross
Persuasion – Will Arrowsmith, Kurt Schalk, The Shepherd & Shepherdess
Starlight Robbery – Location/Garundel Galactic, Gadget/The Persuasion Machine
Daleks Among Us – Falkus, Location/Azimuth
The Two Masters – Jemima, Gorlans, Gadget/The Anomaly Cage
Warlock’s Cross – Location/The Spa, Location/Warlock’s Cross
The Monsters of Gokroth – Dr Maleeva, Varron, Location/Gokroth
The Moons of Vulpana – Jaks, Ulla, Location/Vulpana during the Golden Millennium, Sidebar/Domusalba [from Hill of Beans]
The Psychic Circus – The Master (James Dreyfus incarnation), Location/Zamyatin

BIG FINISH COMPANION CHRONICLES (AUDIOS):
The Prisoner’s Dilemma – Location/Erratoon
Bernice Summerfield and the Criminal Code – Location/Shanquis

THE NEW ADVENTURES OF BERNICE SUMMERFIELD:
The Revolution – Location/Arviem 2
The Lights of Skaro - Klinus

THE DIARY OF RIVER SONG (AUDIOS):
The Unknown – Location/The Saturnius
The Eye of the Storm – Location/The Great Storm of 1703

OTHER BIG FINISH AUDIOS:
Last of the Titans – Vilgreth
Excelis Decays – Location/Artaris
Return of the Daleks – Kalendorf, Location/Zaleria
UNIT: Dominion – Colonel Lafayette & Major Wyland-Jones, Dimensional Refugees (Mind Leeches, Skyheads, Lava Spiders, Cubes, The Nexus, Tolians), Gadget/Dimensional Energy Nodes
The Eighth of March: The Big Blue Book - Vassa

VIRGIN NEW ADVENTURES:
Love and War – Professor Bernice Summerfield, The Hoothi, The Menti Celesti, Location/Heaven
Transit – Kadiatu Lethbridge-Stewart, FLORANCE, Fred, Location/Sol Transit System
The Highest Science – Chelonians, Sheldukher, The Cell, Location/Sakkrat
The Pit – William Blake, The Yssgaroth, Location/The Althosian System
Deceit – Ace (with a sidebar on her many fates), Pool, Location/Arcadia
Lucifer Rising – The Guild of Adjudicators, Legions, Angels, Location/Lucifer, Belial & Moloch, Gadget/Morphic Field Manipulator
White Darkness – Great Old Ones (includes stats for Cthulhu), Gilles Lemaitre, Location/Haiti, 1915 (with a sidebar on voodoo in Doctor Who)
Birthright – Muldwych, Mikhail Popov, Charrl, Jared Khan
Iceberg – Ruby Duvall, Location/Snowbase Tracking Station, Gadget/The Jade Pagoda
Blood Heat – Location/Silurian Earth, Gadget/The Alt-TARDIS
The Dimension Riders – The President, The Garvond, Gadget/Defence Indeterminate Timeloop Option
The Left-Handed Hummingbird – Hamlet Macbeth, Huitzilin, Gadget/The Hiuhcoatl
Conundrum – Location/The Land of Fiction
No Future - Artemis
Legacy – Irving Braxiatel (including a sidebar on The True History of Irving Braxiatel), Pakhars, Lord Savaar, Gadget/The Ancient Pakhar Diadem
Theatre of War – Location/Menaxus, Location/The Braxiatel Collection, Gadget/The Dream Machine
All-Consuming Fire – Sherlock Holmes & Dr John Watson, Rakshassi, Azathoth, Location/Ry’leh, Location/The Library of St John the Beheaded
Blood Harvest – Romana II, Tom Dekker, Al Capone, Agonal
First Frontier – The Master (Major Kreer incarnation), Tzun
Warlock – Creed & Justine McIlveen, Vincent Wheaton, Hank Harrigan, Gadget/Warlock
Set Piece – Ants, Gadget/Ship
Sanctuary – Guy de Carnac, Location/The Roc
Sky Pirates! – The Crew of the Schirron Dream, The Charon, Sloathes, Location: The System
Zamper – Big Mother, Zamps, Location/Zamper
Head Games – Location/Detrios, also stats for Dr Who added to the Land of Fiction entry
Shakedown – Garshak, Karne, Lisa Deranne, Location/Sentarion
Warchild – Ricky McIlveen [many of the characters from Warlock also appear in Warchild so their entries will also cover this book]
Happy Endings – Gadget/The Loom of Rassilon’s Mouse
Lungbarrow – The Other, Badger, Glospin, Location/The House of Lungbarrow, Gadget/The Looms of Rassilon (with a sidebar on the Timeless Child), Time Lords: The Lesser Chapters (Chapter Packages for Ceruleans, Dromeians and Scendeles)

VIRGIN MISSING ADVENTURES:
Cold Fusion – Patience, Location/Scientifica, Gadget/The Machine

BBC PAST DOCTOR ADVENTURES (NOVELS):
Bullet Time – The Cortez Project

TELOS NOVELLAS:
Companion Piece – Cat Broome, Wierdarbi, Location/Haven

SHORT STORIES:
The Tramp’s Story (Short Trips: Repercussions) – The Tramp

DWM COMIC-STRIPS:
Pureblood – Pureblood Sontarans
Emperor of the Daleks! – Dalek Variants (The Golden Emperor, Psyche Daleks); the Location/Zaleria entry (for Return of the Daleks) also covers this story
Final Genesis – Mortakk
Ground Zero – The Lobri

TITAN COMICS:
Operation Volcano – Markarians
Hill of Beans – Location/Domusalba [as a sidebar in the main entry on Vulpana]


I'm about the start work on Human Nature (the Virgin novel) - provisionally planning to cover entries for Joan Redfern (including stats for Wolsey the cat), and the Aubertides.

[Siskoid]

Cover is mutable, of course. I already changed it! We're gonna keep the Masters for later.

[Siskoid]

The topmost post has been updated to include all the stories to be covered by this book, striking through those that have already been written up. Prospective writers should inquire about those that aren't yet assigned.