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Gallifrey One

Gallifrey One is an annual Doctor Who fan convention in Los Angeles, California. It is the world's longest-running annual Doctor Who convention.Gallifrey One. About Gallifrey One. (Accessed 01 February 2011.)
== Notable Guests ==
According to the official website: "With over 300 guests spanning twenty years, Gallifrey One has hosted (with only two exceptions) every single living principal cast member of Doctor Who from the end of the William Hartnell era in 1966, to the end of the classic series in 1989 and the 1996 TV movie."
== Conventions ==
# Gallifrey One (May 25-28, 1990)
# Gallifrey One: The Sequel (May 3-5, 1991)
# Gallifrey One in 3-D (February 21-23, 1992)
# Gallifrey One Goes Fourth (February 26-28, 1993)
# A Fifth of Gallifrey One (February 18-21, 1994)
# The Six Wives of Gallifrey One (February 24-26, 1995)
# The Seventh Seal of Gallifrey One (February 16-19, 1996)
# Gallifrey One Across the Eighth Dimension (February 14-16, 1997)
# The Nine Lives of Gallifrey One (February 13-15, 1998)
# The Tenth Planet of Gallifrey One (February 12-15, 1999)
# The Eleventh Hour of Gallifrey One (February 18-20, 2000)
# The Twelfth Regeneration of Gallifrey One (February 23-25, 2001)
# The Thirteenth Floor of Gallifrey One (February 15-18, 2002)
# Gallifrey One: Episode XIV - The Faction Paradox (February 14-17, 2003)
# Gallifrey One's Fifteen Minutes of Fame (February 13-16, 2004)
# The Sixteen Swashbucklers of Gallifrey One (February 18-20, 2005)
# Gallifrey One in the Seventeenth (And a Half) Century (February 17-19, 2006)
# The Eighteenth Amendment of Gallifrey One (February 16-18, 2007)
# Gallifrey One's Nineteenth Symphony: Opus 2008 (February 15-17, 2008)
# Gallifrey One: 20 To Life (February 13-15, 2009)
# Gallifrey One: Blackjack 21 (February 26-28, 2010)
# Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery (February 18-20, 2011)
==1990==
 
 Image:gallifreyone1990flyer.jpg| flyer for the 1990 con 
===1990: Con Reports===
==1991==
===1991: Con Reports===
==1992==
 
Image:Gallifrey One 1992 flyer.jpg|flyer for 1992
 
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Con Report
 
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Con Report
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==2006==
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==2010==
===2010: Con Reports===
* con report by fangrrl-squees for both Gallifrey One, as well as Chicago TARDIS and Time Quest 2
==2013==
===2013: Con Reports===
* writeup by doctorwho-cosplay (actually in three parts: , , )
==2025==
* promo-post for an artist doing promos for The Holmwood FoundationOr perhaps "Ribbon Exchange" noted in the 2025 schedule on the official website? at the con.
==Notes==
== References ==
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Gallifrey Zine

Gallifrey Zine is an art zine in Doctor Who fandom focused on the audio series Gallifrey.
== Contributors ==
* Aethira
* Cosmic Shine 
* EllSommerfield 
* Elvir 
* Eudaemon 
* Gallifreyevermore 
* Ginger Pinetree 
* Goblin 
* HaissiTall 
* Hruška 
* Ivq 
* Jacen
* Johannes 
* Laurelhach 
* Liria
* Lufie 
* Marizetta 
* Marrowskies 
* Maxi 
* Not Amused 
* Oh my stars! 
* Ouida
* Steblynka 
* theoneKierce
* Venndaai 
* Vic 
* Zal Cryptid 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:2019 Zines
Gallifreyan

Gallifreyan is a fictional language spoken by Gallifreyans (including The Doctor and The Master) in the Doctor Who universe. 
==Canon==
The ancient language of the Time Lords is Old High Gallifreyan, which sounded musical and included tenses to account for time travel. Canon visuals of the language often incorporate real-world mathematical formulas and Greek letters, using an alphabet called the omegabet. 
The Doctor speaks Modern Gallifreyan, which uses a different script but still carries some traits of the omegabet. 
Circular Gallifreyan is a writing system involving interlocking circles, as well as lines and other shapes. It is seen frequently in the TARDIS's display.
==Fandom==
Many Gallifreyan scripts, pronunciations, and more have been created and proposed by Doctor Who fans. An expansive list can be found at The Gallifreyan Archive, which includes both circular and linear written forms and even some spoken conlangs. 
===Sherman's Circular Gallifreyan===
The best-known fanmade Gallifreyan was made by Loren Sherman in Summer 2011.Sherman's Gallifreyan on Omniglot It was in part based on Bettenbender's Gallifreyan. 
Resources on Sherman's:
*Circular Gallifreyan on the Time Turners of the T.A.R.D.I.S. Wiki
*Gallifreyan on Sherman's Planet
*Circular Gallifreyan from Gallifrey / Outside of Time
*How to Write in Gallifreyan on wikiHow
==Fannish Links==
*r/gallifreyan
*Gallifreyan (language) on Tardis Wiki
==References==
Category:Fictional Languages
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary
Gallifreyan Graffiti

Gallifreyan Graffiti is a gen Doctor Who zine. It is the monthly newsletter of The West Lodge, a Doctor Who fan club based in Perth, Western Australia. While it started out as more of a newsletter like Wall of Lies, its content has varied over the decades between providing simple club information to news and even fan fiction, reviews, articles and interviews.
For more on this zine, see Fanzines 1970's-1980's.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Issues==
Galifreyan Graffiti 1 was published in June 1985.
Gallifreyan Graffiti 37 was published in 1988 and contains 4 pages. 
Gallifreyan Graffiti 120 was published in 1995. It features an article on the mess that was The Dark Dimension and the obligatory "Original Sin is brilliant" review.
Gallifreyan Graffiti 121 was published in 1995. It has a summary of Ace’s involvement in each of her stories (for stories after Deceit, the words "TurboAce shoots at…" appear quite regularly…) and an obituary of Michael Wisher.
Gallifreyan Graffiti 122 was published in 1995. It has Paul Lee’s look at the missing episodes of Doctor Who that was recently in The Sonic Screwdriver. Plus stories, news and full club info all around. 
Gallifreyan Graffiti 123 was published in 1996.
* fiction by Colin Sharpe and Grant Watson
* other unknown content 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 123 and 124==
Gallifreyan Graffiti 124 was published in 1996.
* fiction by Colin Sharpe and Grant Watson
* other unknown content 
Gallifreyan Graffiti 129 was published in 1997. It has new editors: Grant Watson and Simon Oxwell.
* an interview with Lance Parkin
* a detailed look at Sylvester McCoy’s role as the Pied Piper in the play of the same name running between 1986 and 1988 in London
* "Fear of Dying Alone" by a Canadian writer, Cameron Dixon
* other unknown content
Gallifreyan Graffiti 390 was published in 2018, and was edited by Grant Watson.
* A review of the audio drama "The Lure of the Nomad"
* an article focused on First Doctor companion Steven Taylor.
==Issue 129==
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 129==
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
Gallimaufry

Gallimaufry is a 150-page gen anthology of crossovers stories.
==Contents==
* Crossroads by Julia Donnelly (Highlander/Touched by an Angel) (1) 
* Once Upon a Time, From a Planet Far, Far Away by Karen Ford (Superman) (11) 
* Flying by Mary Ann Boring (Batman Forever) (15) 
* Lost Under New York City by Teri Sarick (Home Alone/Beauty & the Beast) (19) 
* The Kingmaker Leap by Vicki Childs (Quantum Leap/Kung Fu: TLC/Due South) (37) 
* Destiny by Sue Ann Sarick (Doctor Who/Beauty & the Beast) (89) 
* Lowlander by Julia Donnelly (Highlander) (111) 
* The Return by Eugenia Chua (Kung Fu: TLC/Due South/The Sentinel) (117) 
* Child of Truth by Merry Troupe (Forever Knight) (135) 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1998 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Galo Thymos/Lio Fotia

Galo Thymos/Lio Fotia is the pairing of Galo Thymos and Lio Fotia in the Promare fandom. It is the fandom's juggernaut ship.
== Common Tropes & Fanon ==
TBA
== Fan Reception ==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* , a fanweek which ran from December 17th to the 23rd.
===Awards===
*The pairing was an entry in the second MLM Ship Bracket Tournament (2023)
===Fan Art===
* (2022)
* (2022), recursive fanart for TextReciprocation’s soulmate AU fic (2019)
===Fan Fic===
* (2019)
* (2020)
* (2019)
* (2023)
===Wikis===
* on the Shipping Wiki
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
Category:Promare
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Category:Boys' Love Pairings
Galpalficathon

Galpalficathon: I Will Not Be Afraid Of Women is a multifandom prompt-based ficathon for female friendships. It was founded and is run by beanpot and pellucid.
The galpalficathon livejournal community had 138 members and 205 watchers as of late November 2008. The challenge drew inspiration from the Thelma And Louise Do Outer Space ficathon, and is associated with femme_fic.
On the community's profile page, the mods stated:
There are other and great places to celebrate female characters as such, and there are other and great places to celebrate femslash. Our goal is to celebrate non-sexual/non-romantic relationships between women. Gen, if you like. The characters may, of course, be involved in outside romantic or sexual relationships, whether canonical or not, but the focus of the fic should be on the non-romantic/-sexual relationship between the two (or more) female characters.Galpalficathon, Community profile Last accessed November 21, 2008. 
The first round ran from August 2008 to November 2008. Over forty stories were posted. Fandoms such as Stargate SG-1, The Middleman and Battlestar Galactica were well-represented, as well as more obscure fandoms such as Global Frequency and Gosford Park.
== References==
Category:Journaling Communities
Category:Gen Fandom
Category:2008 Challenges
Gambit

*Gambit, the X-Men character
*Gambit, a Blake's 7 convention held in New Jersey in 1989
*Gambit, a Blake's 7 anthology published in the US
*Gambit, a Blake's 7 anthology published in Australia
*Gambit, a Blake's 7 novel by Carol Wyke
*Gambit, a Star Trek: TOS zine by Kay Wells
* Gambit, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Jane Elza
* Gambit, a Star Trek: TOS het story by M.L. "Steve" Barnes
*Gambit, a musical group
*GAMBiT!, a Supernatural Doujinshi 
*The Arawn Gambit, a Star Trek: TNG zine
*Professionals 2000 Gambit, a Professionals zine
Gambit (Australian Blake's 7 anthology)

See also Gambit (disambiguation).
Gambit is a gen Blake's 7 club zine of fiction published in Australia. It has three issues.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
Gambit 1 was published in September 1981 and contains 70 pages.
Fiction:
* Erin Warelle, "Time's Winged Chariot"
* Robin Walker, "Third Time Lucky"
* Monica Mitchell, "Happy Birthday"
* Monica Mitchell, "About a Natural Man"
* Theresa De Gabrielle, "After the End"
* Monica Mitchell, "An Image Passing By"
* Pat De Voss, "The Reason"
* Anonymous, "Dementia, by two of its victims"
* Daniel Murphy, "Pitfall"
* Beth Lange, "A Different Kind of Freedom"
Poetry:
* Jenny Stewart, "Ode to a Fanaticist"
* Carolyn Hughes, "Mutant"
* Lynda Hortley, "Avon's Thoughts"
* A. E. Walker, "Musings of a Super-Computer"
* Robin Walker, "Gentle Persuasion"
* Monica Mitchell, "And There'll Be Silence Ever After"
Nonfiction:
* Theresa and Robin, Editorial
Art:
* Greg Franklin (front cover)
* Mike Champ
* Harvey A. Kong Tin Esther Mace
* Robin Walker
==Issue 2==
Gambit 2 was published in March 1982 and contains 67 pages.
Fiction:
* Jenny Stewart, "Not For Thy Faults, But Mine..."
* Cathy Lynn Goodwin, "All Things Equal..."
* Justine Webb-Eliott, "Flake's Seven Strikes Back (or Nearly)"
* Moira Dahlberg, "The Long Past" (later reprinted in The Star Change)
* Robin Walker, "The Truth of the Matter"
* Marilynne Cromarty, "Fade to Black"
* Cathy Lynn Goodwin, "Unguarded Moment"
* Daniel Murphy, "Sojourn"
Poetry:
* Monica Mitchell, "Born Without Love"
* Linda Mitchell, "Freedoms"
* Jenny Stewart, "A Fool's Tirade"
* Yvonne S. Hintz, "Orac"
* Marilynne Cromarty, untitled
* Marilynne Cromarty, untitled
* Daniel Murphy, "Out-take" (filk, Windmills of Your Mind)
Art:
* Mike Champ (front cover)
* Harvey A. Kong Tin
* Yvonne Hintz
* Greg Franklin
==Issue 3==
Gambit 3 was published in September 1982 and contains 66 pages. All art, including cover, is by Mike Champ. It contains a single novel by Yvonne S. Hintz called "Jared's Daughter."
 
Image:Jareds-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:Jareds-2.jpg|from issue #3
Image:Jareds-3.jpg|from issue #3
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1981 ZinesCategory:1982 Zines
Gambit (Star Trek: TOS story by Jane Elza)

Gambit is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Elza. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #2.
==Summary==
"Kirk accompanies Spock to a chess tournament where the Vulcan champion turns out to want more than the chess title after he sees Kirk."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1991===
===1992===
===2004===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Gambit (Star Trek: TOS story by M.L. "Steve" Barnes)

Gambit is a Star Trek: TOS story by M.L. "Steve" Barnes. 
It was published in Grup #1. It has a sequel called Yesterday Was for Dreaming in Grup #3.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Het Fanfiction
Category:1972 Fanfiction
Gambit (Star Trek: TOS zine)

See also Gambit (disambiguation).
Gambit is a K/S slash 162-page novel by Kay Wells. 
==Summaries==
Summary from the publisher: "This novel involves the mirror characters AFTER Star Trek V. Twenty years in the future...Just think of the changes in the universe...or are there any?" 
Summary by Gilda F: "Twenty years after their mission on Halka, Kirk and Spock search for their counterparts when the Mirror Kirk and Spock become trapped in this universe and commit crimes the bonded command team are being blamed for." 
Summary from The Zine Connection: "A story of 'our boys' when they meet up with the mirror universe 20 years in the future... written in Kay's hot and steamy style, fully illustrated by DEW. Now a chance to see a book with exactly the art the author intended. What else could you ask for?"
==Gallery==
Image:gambit.jpg|front cover by DEW
Image:Gambit_back_cover.JPG|back cover by DEW
Image:Gambit_interior_art_dark.jpg|interior art by DEW
Image:Gambit_Poem.JPG|poem from zine
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Gambit (musical group)

:See also Gambit (disambiguation).
Gambit was a filk group out of Australia in the 1980s. Its members were Fiona Undy, Cameron Undy, Carl Dewhurst, Susan Lake-Harris, and Narrelle M. Harris. at Hermit.org: Proctor's Blake's 7 Pages. Last updated on 31 May 1998.
They released the songtape "Voices from the Past" in 1986. Voices from the Past is a filk zine of lyrics from the tape.
==About==
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Filkers
Gambit Guild

The Gambit Guild is a character-focused fan site and forum for fans of the X-Men character Remy LeBeau or "Gambit". It is home to the LeBeau Library, a multi-author fanfiction archive, and the site also includes a Repository of information about Gambit.
The LeBeau Library archive contains 287 stories by 106 contributing authors. The earliest fic updates were on 2 January 2007, and the most recent were on 10 May 2010. 
==Discourse==
In 2019 a user on anon on tumblr complained that: 
==History==
In November 2022, it was announced that the LeBeau Library fanfiction would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.The LeBeau Library is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 20 November 2022) The import was completed in November 2023.LeBeau Library on the Open Doors website (Accessed 29 November 2023)
==References== 
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:2006 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2006 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Gambit Palace

Gambit Palace was a fansite and fanworks archive in X-Men fandom focused on the character of Remy LeBeau, also known as Gambit. It contained 21 stories by 13 contributing authors and 44 pieces of fan art by 9 contributing artists. The fanfiction was mostly slash, but there were also a few gen and het stories. The site was active throughout the 2000s, it was hosted on GeoCities until its closure, when it moved to Webs.com, it goes defunct at some point after 2009.
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
GambitandStormclub

GambitandStormclub was a mailing list in X-Men fandom, dedicated to the pairing of Ororo Munroe/Remy LeBeau, also known as Gambit/Storm. It appears that it was used mostly for the sharing of fanfiction and fan art. In 2002, it had 202 members. The list was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and goes defunct sometime after late 2006.Fan, Bastet, posted a link to the list on X-Men Fanfiction on probroads in July 2006 
==References==
Category:X-Men Mailing Lists
Category:Het Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Gambler's Choice

Gambler's Choice is a 124-page gen Magnificent Seven anthology centering on the character of Ezra Standish.
The front cover is by Zarina.
==Contents==
* Ghost Town by Lissa Grinstead (26 pages)
* The Turn of a Friendly Card by GreenWoman (8 pages)
* Stranger and Sojourner by Debra Lynne Hicks (14 pages)
* A Question of Proclivities by Michele Robbe (9 pages)
* Unintentional Betrayals by D.W. Starr (28 pages)
* Burning Bridges by Kaliope (14 pages)
* Honor Among Thieves by Kaliope (23 pages)
Category:Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Game

==Fanfiction==
===Star Trek===
* The Game, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Donna Rose Vanderlaan
* The Game, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Smack
* The Game, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Jesmihr
* The Game (Star Trek Voyager story)
===X-Files===
* The Game (X-Files story)
==Tropes==
*The Game, the canonical contest between immortals in Highlander also popular in fanfic
*The Game, a Professionals trope first played out in the story Consequences
==Activity==
* Convention Games
==Related==
:See also Games
Game, Set and Match

Game, Set and Match is a gen 167-page Blake's 7 anthology of three stories by Kathy Hintze. On the cover, "A Post-Blake Trilogy." 
Sheila Paulson did the interior art, and Kathy Hintze did the back cover.
Hintze wrote: "LOCs may be directed to the author at [address redacted]. Be kind, it's my first stab at doing this and probably my last."
==Contents==
* "Part I: Double Take" (After Gauda Prime, "Avon and the others are prisoners. And of course, Blake is dead or is he?") (revised reprint from Interface #3) (2)
*"Part II: Turnabout's Fair Play" ("Vila has always been a very talented thief, but when he acquires a new talent, it means trouble for his companions.") (revised reprint from Interface #5) (43)
*"Part III: Fools Rush In..." ("The final installment where Servalan gets her just desserts or at least the best part of them. Great minds to think along the same lines.") (108)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:gamesetmatch2.jpg
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Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Game 22

Game 22 is a slash M*A*S*H* story by JMS.
In 2004, it was voted "Outstanding Characterization of Frank Burns" at M*A*S*H* Slash Awards. M*A*S*H* Slash Awards 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category: M*A*S*H
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Game Master

(n.) The player in an RPG who runs the game. 
In tabletop roleplaying games, the game master typically describes what the player characters experience, presents the player characters with challenges or obstacles, and uses the game's rules to decide whether the characters' actions are successful. The game master also typically plans the main storyline of the game and plays the part of various non-player characters that may be encountered in the game world. Different gaming systems may have different names for this role (for example, Storytellers in the White Wolf Games system, or Dungeon Masters in Dungeons and Dragons). 
In online roleplaying (such as Fandom RPGs or Celebrity RPGs), game masters may be referred to as moderators. In many online RPGs, players have more freedom than in tabletop roleplaying to create storylines and decide the results of their characters' actions without direct involvement from the game master or moderator.
Category:Tabletop Gaming Glossary
Category:Collaboration
Game Over

Game Over is a Multimedia cartoon zine by Mike Cole. It contains about 28 pages.
 
It is Cole's first collection of b/w cartoons which cover a period of time from 1984 to 1999. There are a total of 27 cartoons in this edition. The size of the book is 8.5" x 5.5". The cartoons are b/w versions of color cartoons.
==Part of a Series==
* Game Over (1999)
* The Sick Sense (2001)
* King James Version 2.0 (2003)
* KILL BILL the cat (2005)
* 5th MOVEMENT (2007)
* Dragin Game On (2019)
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Game Re Set

Game Re Set (ゲーム リ セット) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by PRT. It is a James x Severus story set after they graduate from Hogwarts, when Snape becomes a Death Eater and James joins the Order of Phoenix. It is adult-rated.wanderer_owl at Yahoo! Groups. Harry Potter Doujinshi 12 > S/L J/S S/Regulas Harry by PRT, Yuuwaku. 31 May 2009. (Accessed 07 August 2012.)
Replay Refrain, released later the same year, is a continuation of the story.
Image:Game Re Set front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Game Re Set back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Game Re Set sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Game Re Set sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Game Theory (zine)

Game Theory is a 97-page slash novel by Dee. It was inspired by Consequences, a well-known story by Tarot (the story that started The Game fanon trope). The story contains several uncredited black and white illustrations.
==Summary==
The author's afterward: 
==Gallery==
File:gametheorytext.jpg|sample text
File:Pros game theory interior.jpg| interior art, artist uncredited
File:Pros game theory interior 2.jpg| interior art, artist uncredited
File:Pros game theory interior 3.jpg| interior art, artist uncredited
File:Pros game theory interior 4.jpg| interior art, artist uncredited
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Game of Chance

You may be looking for Games of Chance, a K/S story by Karla Kelly.
Game of Chance is a K/S story by Frankie Jemison. 
It was published in The Other Side of Paradise #3.
==Comments from its Editor==
From Amy Falkowitz in The Oracle Speaks #2: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1978===
===1979===
===2002===
===2006===
==References==
Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
Game of Humanity

Game of Humanity is a gen Blake's 7 story by Sheila Paulson. It was originally printed in the zine Probability Square.
==Summary==
"Unknowing, unwilling pawns in a power struggle. Blake and Avon are marooned together on a planet where the only civilization is uncivilized at best where they are forced by circumstance to rely on and trust one another, and, more importantly, confront the realities of their tentative friendship."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Game of Rassilon

Game of Rassilon is a Doctor Who zine. Its content is unknown. The title is a reference to a plot point in the 1983 Doctor Who special "The Five Doctors"; see Death Zone at the Tardis wiki.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
File:Gameofrassilon2.jpg|cover of issue #2
File:Gameofrassilon3front.jpg|front cover of issue #3
File:Gameofrassilon3back.jpg|back cover of issue #2
Category:Doctor Who Zines