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Miruna Voltanescu

Miruna VoltanescuCharacter SheetAbilitiesInventoriesQuests

> "*I haven't seen that face in over thirty years...*"
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**Miruna Voltanescu**, known commonly in Vallaki as **Miruna Barovanu**, is a young Barovian monster huntress, explorer, mist walker, and the most recent reincarnation of Tatiana de Briancourt, the true love of the vampire lord Strahd von Zarovich.

## Story

The daughter of Burgomaster Voltan Antoniescu of the Village of Barovia, Miruna and her elder sister Ireena were forced to flee the Village of Barovia when their parents were murdered by Strahd. They lived on the run for years until, when Miruna was fifteen, they stumbled on the cursed Durst House, in which Ireena became trapped. Miruna got them both out, and they were found trudging through a snowstorm by Darzin Tyminski, sent by the enigmatic Vistani elder Madam Eva.

Darzin took them back to Madam Eva's camp on his sled and the Vistani tended to Ireena's injuries. Madam Eva revealed to Miruna that they had met before, in another life. She explained to Miruna the plight of the Barovians, that thanks to Strahd's curse, Barovians may never leave Barovia, not even by dying. Barovian souls are trapped in Barovia and haunt the land until they are reincarnated into new bodies. Miruna's soul is special, she explained, because it belonged to Strahd's love, the beautiful Tatiana de Briancourt, from before Barovia became what it is.

Looking to safeguard Miruna and her sister, Madam Eva sent them to live with the Darzins in the walled town of Vallaki, the only safe place in Barovia. There, Miruna met the renowned vampire hunter, Rudolf van Richten, with whom she succeeded in solving a mystery involving the disappearance of the Bones of St. Andral and a vampire nest which threatened the town. Vallaki thus saved, Miruna grew up in Vallaki apprenticed both to Darzin as a musher and survivalist and to van Richten as a monster hunter. She spent a lot of time in the woods outside of Vallaki, familiarizing herself with the terrain, the woods, the wildlife, and the mists, and fantasizing about how she'd take down monsters, solve mysteries, and explore vast places on her own someday. She also developed a deep resentment towards the arbitrary, unjust, and tyrannical authority exercised by Vallaki's unhinged Baron.

She got her chance to prove herself to her peers as a mist walker when a large tree monster was spotted attacking her peers in the outskirts of Vallaki. She gathered together a party, set out from Barovia, set a trap for the monster, and succeeded in slaying the monster. They took the monster's hand back to Vallaki with them as proof of their exploit.
Clawn nr.198420

Agent Clawn nr.198420 or simply Grimaldi AKA Clawn is the main protagonist in Doom Of The Clawn and Doom Of The Clawn Between Dimensions

Clawn is his Mr. Grimaldi's nickname which was given him before he was sent on his most important mission. nr.198420 is the unique serial number. Grimaldi was born in the Clown Kingdom before the was broke between Clowns and Balloons. Clawn nr. 198420 is the best secret service soldier in the entire kingdom that's why he was sent on his mission.
Северная Украинская Народная Республика

Северная Украинская Народная Республика

**Северная Украинская Народная Республика** (укр. *Північно-Українська Народна Республіка*, сокр. *СУНР / ПУНР*) — страна раннего виртуального Средневековья, которая была сформирована членами оппозиции в лице Романа Санчеса, Вероники Святой и Воина Укропа в результате революции внутри страны-террориста УНР (БНР) с диктатором в лице Зефики. Революция была организована при личном патронаже и содействии министра иностранных дел Украинской Республики Андрея Мельника (Ян Сибелиус), с переносом и очисткой всех участников из прошлого чата в новый. Официальным днём провозглашения независимости за Конституцией является 14 апреля 2019 года, хотя де-факто государство образовалась 13 апреля 2019 года. Флаг страны — полотно с полосками бело-красно-белого цвета (соотношение 1:1:1) с белым гербом УНР в центре.

27 апреля 2019 года, после выхода из Организации Виртуальных Государств, страна прекратила свое существование, преобразовавшись в ***Австро-Венгерскую Народную Республику*** (укр. *Австро-Угорська Народна Республіка*, сокр. *АУНР/АВНР*), которая была ликвидирована в начале мая 2019 президентом Романом Санчесом из-за низкой активности и заинтересованности граждан.

## Государственный строй

Северная Украинская Народная Республика позиционировала себя как социал-демократическое государство, с президентом, главенствующим над парламентом, хотя фактически функционирование парламента было анархическим, поэтому все решения принимались лично президентом. Правитель страны не мог занимать должность более двух сроков подряд.

Единственным президентом был Роман Санчес, который получил эту должность 12 апреля 2019 года, после чего был повторно переизбран 19 апреля 2019 года.

## Альянс Мировой Безопасности

Согласно подписанному 16 апреля 2019 года договору, СУНР, наравне с Третьей Речью Посполитой и Украинской Республикой, становилась полноценным членом “Альянса Мировой Безопасности”, в связи с нарастанием внутренних конфликтов, междоусобиц и терроров. Для вступления в альянс, страны были обязаны соблюдать следующие условия:

1. Не помогать террористам, не иметь у себя в стране лиц осужденных за предательство или терроризм в других странах-участниках Организации Виртуальных Государств, не иметь дипломатических отношений с террористическими государствами и государствами, против которых выступало ОВГ;
2. Иметь армию от 12 человек;
3. Быть признанным и полноправным членом Организации Виртуальных Государств;
4. Не иметь внутренних конфликтов и междоусобиц;
	1. Если страна находилась в состоянии конфликта с другими государствами или внутренними врагами, то до момента его разрешения она могла стать союзником организации, не имея при этом права голоса в “Альянсе Мировой Безопасности”.
Riley Tranquillow

**Riley Tranquillow** *(a.k.a Riley Celeus)* is the thirtheenth starter fighter in *Angry Birds Discord Ultimate* His fighter number is #13.

## Appearance

Riley is mostly brown with a red spot near his silver beak and a yellow crest

On all variations except "Chestnut Riley" and "Alpha Riley" there is a mask that covers his white eyes. on "Alpha Riley" there is a orange streak in the middle
Pete

**Pete** *(a.k.a Pete Emerson)* is one of the many fighters in *Angry Birds Discord Ultimate* His fighter number is #6.

## Pete

"I will eliminate the Stans of the Internet!" - Pete one day after drinking a lot of caffeine

## Appearance

Pete currently wears a custom tailored suit designed by Matilda and has black shades that temporarily cure his colorblindness with a smirk on his face.

He wields a Phone with Twibirb™️ usually running on it

## Taunts

(W.I.P)
Example
Angry Birds Discord Ultimate/Roster

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The Fighters on the Roster of **Angry Birds Discord Ultimate** are the playable characters you can choose from, each with there own unique moveset

## The Fighters

**Bold** = Starter

1. Jordan

2. Invader

3. Lachie

4. Ricartoon

5. Magicarcc

6. BluLightning

7. Pete

8. Choco

9. ClickGaster

10. Steve

11. Halo

12. Oreo

13. Riley

14. Sparks

15. Harvey

16. Wryneck

17. Danny

18. Flynn

19. Tiffany

20. Alex Bird

20ε. Xela Bird

21. 1X1 Glass Block

21ε. 1x1 Wood Block

22. Reece

23. Cloudifier

24. Keymil

25. Theo

26. Lucis

27. Vocobird

28. [Redacted]

29. Gong

30. Plum

31. Pudding

32. Jazz

33. Meme

34. Mangofried

35. Noise

36. Hiro

37. X-Treme

38. Carl

39. Default

40. Alex

41. Birdvatar Fighter

42. Birdvatar Slicer

43. Birdvatar Shooter
Season 13

Season 13 of Doctor Who aired between August 1975 and March 1976. This season starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor and Elizabeth Sladen as Sarah-Jane. This series also features Ian Marter as Harry and Nicholas Courtney as the Brigadier.

## Overview

Following on from the resounding success of Season 12, Philip Hinchcliffe proved that lightning could strike twice by presiding over yet another classic Classic Series series. This season is defined by its prominent gothic elements, and many of the episodes draw inspiration from classic horror movies. Iconic episodes featuring villains like the Zygons, Sutekh and Morbius are some of the most memorable in the Classic Series.

## Episodes

* *Terror of the Zygons*
* *Planet of Evil*
* *Pyramids of Mars*
* *The Android Invasion*
* *The Brain of Morbius*
* *The Seeds of Doom*
Season 4

Season 4 of Doctor Who featured the final appearance of William Hartnell as the First Doctor and the first appearance of Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor. The season also starred Michael Craze as Ben, Anneke Wills as Polly and Frazer Hines as Jamie. Many of the episodes in this season are lost.

## Overview

Season 4 is a strange one. Like all the previous seasons it starts with William Hartnell as the Doctor, then at the end of the second episode he just drops dead and regenerates into Patrick Troughton. At the time this was met with outrage by fans, who declared that the new Doctor was a bumbling fool who had ruined the show, and it was declared that Doctor Who was dead forever. The BBC refused to listen, however, as the show must go on. This season also featured the return of the Daleks (twice) and the debut of the Cybermen.

## Episodes

* *The Smugglers*
* *The Tenth Planet*
* *The Power of the Daleks*
* *The Highlanders*
* *The Underwater Menace*
* *The Moonbase*
* *The Macra Terror*
* *The Faceless Ones*
* *The Evil of the Daleks*
Season 23

Season 23 of Doctor Who aired between September 1986 and December 1986. This season starred Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor, Nicola Bryant as Peri and Bonnie Langford as Mel.

## Overview

After the mixed reception to Colin Baker's Sixth Doctor from Season 22, John Nathan-Turner realised that he would have to make the Doctor slightly less arrogant and a bit more likeable for the next season. What's worse, the show was literally on trial for its life, since the BBC were starting to realise that the general public weren't too keen on watching their favourite sci-fi show be burned to the ground by the behind-the-scenes immature bickering between JNT and Eric Saward. In a stroke of genius, he decided to translate this trial into the season arc for Season 23, and he concocted The Trial of a Time Lord, quite literally putting the Doctor on trial for the duration of the season. To give credit where credit is due, the format is interesting. The Doctor and several extras in Time Lord robes are watching the events of the stories from a courtroom setting throughout the season, and we as the audience are never certain whether what we are seeing on-screen is what actually happened. Sadly, like many aspects of 80s Doctor Who, a promising start degenerates into a disappointing ending that throws a dozen good ideas in the bin in favour of mediocrity.

## Episodes

* *The Mysterious Planet*
* *Mindwarp*
* *Terror of the Vervoids*
* *The Ultimate Foe*
Doctor Who: The Movie

During the Wilderness Years between the Classic Series and the New Series, there were several misguided attempts to reboot or continue the series, and one of these culminated in Doctor Who: The Movie, also known as simply the TV Movie, which introduced the Eighth Doctor played by Paul McGann. It's generally regarded as being a bit naff, though its reputation has improved significantly since its original transmission, and going by what we know from the early drafts it could have been much, much worse.

By far the best thing about this film is the introduction of Paul McGann's Eighth Doctor, as Big Finish would eventually go on to create an entire universe of adventures for the character in their audio dramas. Other than that, basically everything about this film is rubbish, though the fact that Sylvester McCoy appears as the 'Old Doctor' is often undervalued considering this was very nearly a reboot, something which would have killed the franchise dead instead of simply failing to wake it from its dormancy.

Depending on how you look at it, Eric Roberts as the Master is also good. It is clear from watching the film that he had no idea who he was supposed to be playing in this, and his strange depiction of the role is further muddied by the fact that there is a lot of weird 'new lore' introduced in this film (such as the Doctor being half-human, an idea that was subsequently dropped) but he does give an interesting performance, and it does make the film more enjoyable if you don't think about it too much.

Had this movie succeeded in rebooting the show back in 1994, it would have led to a series of remakes of Classic Series stories that reimagined the Cybermen as space pirates called the Cybs, introduced the idea that the Doctor and the Master are brothers searching for their father Ulysses, and embodied the TARDIS with the spirit of Borusa who would guide the Doctor on his adventures. Ultimately, it would have been a terrible idea on all fronts. So as much as we all love Paul McGann, we have to thank our lucky stars that he didn't get a TV series back in the day.
Fourth Doctor

If the Second Doctor was your grandad's favourite incarnation, then chances are the Fourth Doctor is your dad's favourite incarnation. Actor Tom Baker made the role his own, drawing from previous performances but also adding his own bohemian shine to the character. Like the Second Doctor, the Fourth Doctor often played the clown to disarm his opponents before turning the tables on them with his razor-sharp wit. Speaking of wit, this Doctor always has a quip up his sleeve, making him one of the most entertaining incarnations to watch.

It helped a lot that the Fourth Doctor's era began with the tenure of the legendary Philip Hinchcliffe, who gave the show a gothic vibe for much of the Fourth Doctor's early tenure that led to some truly timeless stories that still hold up to this day, unlike the more garish era of John Nathan-Turner, whose early tenure as showrunner defined the late Fourth Doctor era. To this day the Fourth Doctor is the longest-running incarnation, as Tom Baker stayed in the role for a whopping seven seasons.
Season 18

Season 18 of Doctor Who aired between August 1980 and March 1981, and is generally considered to be the conclusion of the show's Golden Age. This season starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana II, John Leeson as K9, Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Janet Fielding as Tegan and Matthew Waterhouse as Adric. This season also features the return of the Master, this time played by Anthony Ainley.

## Overview

This season was the first season to be produced by the infamous John Nathan-Turner. His tenure as producer marked a significant change in the show's look, tone and general atmosphere. Turner did an excellent job bringing the show into the aesthetic and feel of the 1980s. Unfortunately, the aesthetic and feel of the 1980s is generally considered by many to be cheesy, campy and garish, to say the least. This season also saw the departure of Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, which isn't as sad as it sounds as it is clear from his performance that Tom's heart hadn't been in it for some time. There are some good things to come out of this season, such as Peter Howell's incredible theme tune.

## Episodes

* *The Leisure Hive*
* *Meglos*
* *Full Circle*
* *State of Decay*
* *Warriors' Gate*
* *The Keeper of Traken*
* *Logopolis*
Season 6

Season 6 of Doctor Who ran from August 1968 to June 1969. It starred Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor, Frazer Hines as Jamie and Wendy Padbury as Zoe.

## Overview

This season had a few shots at creating robot monsters to replace the Daleks - all of which failed miserably, thank goodness. Highlights of this season include the golden trio of the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe, and the fact that the worst episode of the season was destroyed in the fires of a BBC incinerator. This season also featured the first appearance of the Time Lords, the most boring race in the universe. In this season they appear like godly entities, a status they would never achieve again.

## Episodes

* *The Dominators*
* *The Mind Robber*
* *The Invasion*
* *The Krotons*
* *The Seeds of Death*
* *The Space Pirates*
* *The War Games*
Angry Birds Discord Ultimate Wiki

**Welcome to the Angry Birds Discord Ultimate Wiki!**
A fanon smash game about Angry Birds OCs fighting!

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*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
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You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

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Season 10

Season 10 of Doctor Who ran from December 1972 to June 1973. This season starred Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor and Katy Manning as Jo, and also featured Nicholas Courtney as the Brigadier and Roger Delgado as the Master.

## Overview

Season 10 finally ended the Third Doctor's exile on Earth, and also featured the first multi-Doctor story in the show's history. The Daleks return (again) and we get the final episode with Roger Delgado's Master, as Delgado tragically died in June 1973. At the end of this season, Jo leaves, and from this point forward Doctor Who would never be the same again.

## Episodes

* *The Three Doctors*
* *Carnival of Monsters*
* *Frontier in Space*
* *Planet of the Daleks*
* *The Green Death*
Jordan

**Jordan** is one of the many fighters in *Angry Birds Discord Ultimate* His fighter number is #1.

## Appearence

Jordan is a very pastel red bird, He has his "feathers" going upwards with two "curvy parts" at the right side

He wields a Shut Hammer

## Moveset

### Taunts

 Side Taunt
 Down Taunt

### Taunts

 He checks his hammer.

### Victory Poses

 He hits a Sandpig away.

## Alt Costumes

 Green
 White
 Red
 Red and White
 Red + Hat
 White + Hat
 DanBird

## Gallery

Jordan in The HangoutJordan using down aeiral on Giant MangofriedJordan using Hammercopter next to PuddingNES Jordan using BoomerhammerJordan's Stock Icon
Leonardo Sousa/Abilities

Leonardo SousaCharacter SheetAbilitiesInventoriesQuests

 As your action, move an extra range during your turn. All ranged attacks made against you have disadvantage during your turn. Costs 1 more energy for every level of encumbrance.

### Jump

 Jump over or scale an obstacle without need for an athletics or acrobatics roll.

## Melee Weapons

### Charge

 You expend your movement and a considerable amount of energy to close with a target within short or medium range. There must be open ground between you. They cannot evade you so long as they are on the ground. If you start at medium range with your opponent, if they see you coming, and if they have not otherwise taken an action, they may take an action before you close with them, such as bracing or attacking you with a ranged weapon. If you start at short range, you close with them immediately. When you close with your opponent, whoever has the greater reflex takes the first action. If you started at medium range, any attack which you make strikes with +6 dice. If you started at short range, you strike with +4 dice.

### Brace

 You expend your movement, your action, and a considerable amount of energy to brace yourself for an oncoming charge. You subtract 4 from their charge bonus. If you have a weapon which longer than your charging opponent, you attack first when they close with you, regardless of your Reflex.

### Shove

 Force the target back 5 feet. Interrupts spellcasting. Requires a weapon the same length or longer than that of your opponent, or a shield.

### Adrenaline

 Spend energy to make an enhanced attack against a target with 2 guaranteed wins, to make a strength-based skill roll with 2 guaranteed wins, or to block an attack using a shield or a weapon with 2 guaranteed wins.

### Protect

 If you are standing within melee range of someone else, you may expend energy step in front of them to block the attack yourself. You defend against the attack with your weapon or shield dice. If you fail, the attack strikes you instead of them.

### Cleave

 As your action, you wind back your weapon and instantly make a melee attack with 5 more dice. If the attack lands, it also cleaves through to an adjacent target. Make a normal attack against that second target.
Ninth Doctor

When Doctor Who was brought back in 2005, Christopher Eccleston was cast as the battle-scarred Ninth Doctor who brought a completely new angle to the beloved character. Series 1 depicted the Doctor as angry and filled with self-loathing as he thinks he's had to destroy his own people to defeat the Daleks, only to realise that it was all for nothing as the Daleks survived anyway. As such, he is apparently the last of his kind and now has to have his love of the universe rekindled by his experiences travelling with a 19-year old girl from London. Nonetheless, it is probably one of the most gripping character arcs for an incarnation of the Doctor in the history of the show, and watching the Ninth Doctor go from a self-hating rage machine to a kind, fun-loving adventurer is wonderful. He also has probably one of the best regeneration scenes in the series, that genuine smile he gives to Rose after finally accepting that he is a good man before he dies is one of Doctor Who's greatest moments.

Christopher Eccleston absolutely owns the role and despite never having seen an episode of Doctor Who before he makes the part work. He only had one season, which makes his era all the better in hindsight, though Big Finish have also given him more stories for those who really enjoy the character. Oddly enough, there seems to be a strange trend that new fans will 'skip nine', and start with Series 2, but most of them don't last very long as the spectre of Michael Grade hunts them down and kills them in their beds.
Season 20

Season 20 of Doctor Who aired between January 1983 and March 1983. This season starred Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor, Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Janet Fielding as Tegan and Mark Strickson as Turlough.

## Overview

This season featured the return of several elements from the show's history, such as the Brigadier, the Master and Omega. This season also technically featured the return of both the Daleks and the Cybermen in the 20th Anniversary Special, though their roles are basically insignificant, and they are both overshadowed by a man in spandex and a fencing mask. This season also debuted the first robotic companion since K9, Kamelion, but his prop was so horrific and difficult to operate that he was quickly dropped.

## Episodes

* *Arc of Infinity*
* *Snakedance*
* *Mawdryn Undead*
* *Terminus*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The King's Demons*
* *The Five Doctors* (technically)
First Doctor

Starting out as a grumpy old sod and gradually mellowing into a slightly less grumpy but even more old sod, the First Doctor has perhaps one of the most interesting arcs of any incarnation. At first, he seems like he's a genuinely amoral individual, but after an encounter with the Daleks in the creatively-titled story *The Daleks*, the First Doctor seems to show signs of becoming the heroic time-travelling adventurer we all know today. His early characterisation is defined by his affection for his granddaughter Susan, and his loving yet bickering relationship with early companions Ian and Barbara.

The First Doctor likes to project the air of authority of an uptight gentleman, but the mask slips when he gets angry and in the occasional comedic moment. One might assume that a black and white 1960s TV show designed for children would be dull as dishwater, but there is a reason why Doctor Who captured the hearts of millions, and that is due in part to the heart and warmth of the titular character, coupled with some surprisingly funny quips. The only real 'downside' to the First Doctor is that William Hartnell had an unfortunate tendency to fluff his lines, but in hindsight this only really adds to the charm of the era.
Season 14

Season 14 of Doctor Who was broadcast between September 1976 and April 1977. This season stars Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Elizabeth Sladen as Sarah-Jane, and Louise Jameson as Leela.

## Overview

Continuing the gothic feel of the previous season, Season 14 introduces the TARDIS' wood-panelled secondary control room, as well as some of the darkest episodes to date. It isn't all good news, however, as Season 14 also introduces us to the most racist Doctor Who story since *The Celestial Toymaker* and basically ruins the entire backstory of the Time Lords, turning them into a race of doddering bureaucrats. They would never recover from this.

## Episodes

* *The Masque of Mandragora*
* *The Hand of Fear*
* *The Deadly Assassin*
* *The Face of Evil*
* *The Robots of Death*
* *The Talons of Weng-Chiang*
Season 3

Season 3 of Doctor Who ran from September 1965 to July 1966. This season once again starred William Hartnell as the First Doctor, and also starred Marueen O'Brien as Vicki and Peter Purves as Steven. This season also stars Jackie Lane as Dodo, but nobody cares about that. Even the people making the show didn't seem to care, as Dodo inexplicably disappears at the end of the season.

## Overview

Season 3 of Doctor Who nearly killed the show, but tragically events beyond anyone's control coalesced to ensure that this insane show could never die. Exhausted showrunner Verity Lambert left, and preparations were made for the lead cast member, William Hartnell, to leave as well. By some unholy miracle, this didn't end the show - in fact, it ensured its longevity. This season contains the shortest story of the series and also the longest story in the series, which gives you an idea of how hectic things were behind the scenes at this point.

## Episodes

* *Galaxy 4*
* *Mission to the Unknown*
* *The Myth Makers*
* *The Daleks' Master Plan*
* *The Massacre*
* *The Ark*
* *The Celestial Toymaker*
* *The Gunfighters*
* *The Savages*
* *The War Machines*
Twibirb HQ

**Twibirb HQ** is the location of the main operations of Twibirb, a service that people like Stans and Pete use to harass each other on the Interwebs, but now it's one of the battlegrounds in the ABDU Universe!

## Stage

One of the first stages that has a day and night mode!

### Gimmick

Randomly cars will drive by the HQ on the street, so players can be hit by those moving cars. Platforms will appear as Clouds and will disappear after a player standing on it for 10 seconds (reappears after 5 seconds). (Optional: The stage can turn from day to night during the game, but it's not necessary)

### Soundtrack

Madeon - All My Friends [Instrumental] (50%)[1]Crystal Castles - Crimewave [Instrumental] (35%) [2]

Modjo - Lady [Instrumental] (10%)[3]

Doja Cat - Say So [Instrumental] (5%)[4]

## Appearance

Twibirb HQ is a large dark blue rectangular 3-way building with 4 windows, 2 glass doors, and a large Twibirb Logo on the top of the building. It is located near the Skyway Highway and on a hill that totally wasn't used as a wildlife sanctuary a few years ago ;).

## Gimmick

Randomly cars will drive by the HQ on the street, so players can be hit by those moving cars. Platforms will appear as Clouds and will disappear after a player standing on it for 10 seconds (reappears after 5 seconds). (Optional: The stage can turn from day to night during the game, but it's not necessary)
Season 24

Season 24 of Doctor Who aired between September 1987 and December 1987. It stars Colin Baker as... wait, what? So the Sixth Doctor is just dead? Okay then. I guess this season stars Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, Bonnie Langford as Mel and Sophie Aldred as Ace.

## Overview

So, to address the elephant in the room, Doctor Who was put on hiatus again, and one of the conditions of it being brought back was that Colin Baker had to be fired. This was not at all fair, as the issues with the show at the time were totally the fault of John Nathan-Turner and Eric Saward, not Colin, but he took the fall. Shame. Either way, we got the incredible Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, but unfortunately in this season he is acting in stories that were clearly written for Six, so his Doctor doesn't get the chance to fully form until the next season. However, like every season of Doctor Who, fans have somehow found things to like about Season 24, and for all its campiness it still has some great moments. It also has some not-so-great moments, including a very particular cliffhanger. You know the one we're talking about.

## Episodes

* *Time and the Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Delta and the Bannermen*
* *Dragonfire*
Season 17

Season 17 of Doctor Who aired between September 1979 and January 1980. This season starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana II and David Brierley as K9.

## Overview

This was the first season of Doctor Who since Patrick Troughton's era to feature a junked episode, although this time the episode, *Shada*, was junked before it was even finished. Season 17 also featured the return of the Daleks and Davros, and featured the Doctor Who story with the highest ever viewing figures, a testament to the popularity of the Fourth Doctor's era with the general public.

## Episodes

* *Destiny of the Daleks*
* *City of Death*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *Nightmare of Eden*
* *The Horns of Nimon*
Sixth Doctor

Ah, the Sixth Doctor. An incarnation tragically sabotaged by the immature behind the scenes bickering between John Nathan-Turner and Eric Saward. For the record, under the right showrunner and with the right writers Colin Baker would have been a fantastic onscreen Doctor, but sadly his era was beset with pointless and self-destructive nonsense from various writers and script editors that made his era a mess. The technicolour dreamcoat didn't help matters, but recent developments in the fashion industry have since proven it was ahead of its time. On paper, the idea of going for a more unstable and 'darker' incarnation of the Doctor who would eventually mellow into a kind and caring man sounds great, but it was sadly derailed by the unholy triumvirate of Eric Saward, John Nathan-Turner and Michael Grade, the latter of which stunted Baker's tenure by literally demanding that he be fired before his arc could be completed.

Thankfully, all is not lost for the Sixth Doctor. There are some genuinely great stories in his run, such as *Revelation of the Daleks* and *Vengeance on Varos*. Not only that, but Big Finish have since adapted the character of the Sixth Doctor into arguably one of the best incarnations of all time across their extensive range of full-cast audio dramas, which takes advantage of the narrative gaps in the Sixth Doctor's timeline to give Colin Baker the love he deserves.
Eighth Doctor

Created for the ill-fated TV Movie that was created during the Wilderness Years and aired in 1994, the Eighth Doctor played by Paul McGann has 99% of his stories in audio dramas produced by Big Finish. They're very good, and some of them are amongst the best Doctor Who stories ever produced, but unfortunately it seems like 90% of the Doctor Who fanbase don't have ears as most people still seem to write this incarnation off as non-existent despite the fact he is one of the best Doctors in the history of the show.

Steven Moffat once again proved that he is the best showrunner to grace the show by writing and producing a mini-episode in the run-up to the 50th Anniversary in 2013 that depicted the Eighth Doctor's regeneration, called *The Night of the Doctor*. This story shows the Eighth Doctor in the early years of the Time War regenerating into the War Doctor.
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Series 2

Series 2 of Doctor Who ran between April 2006 and July 2006, though it technically started with the 2005 Christmas Special. This series starred David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor and Billie Piper as Rose. This series also featured Elizabeth Sladen who returned for a one-off cameo as Sarah-Jane, to remind old men that this was in fact the same show. After all, it's not like the return of a single classic companion would ever lead to anything, so where's the harm?

## Overview

Shockingly, Series 1 of Doctor Who turned out to be a massive hit, and the BBC scrambled to start producing as many action figures and merchandise as they could to capitalise on the success. Part of this merchandising campaign was the production of a second series that would act as a run of advertisements for random repurposed action figures that the BBC were producing under the Doctor Who brand, such as a werewolf, a giant bat and a faceless granny. Scottish actor David Tennant was cast as the Doctor after the previous guy quit, but he was forbidden from using his regular accent because Michael Grade had foresaw the eventual arrival of Peter Capaldi and didn't want to steal his thunder.

## Episodes

* *The Christmas Invasion*
* *New Earth*
* *Tooth and Claw*
* *School Reunion*
* *The Girl in the Fireplace*
* *Rise of the Cybermen*
* *The Age of Steel*
* *The Idiot's Lantern*
* *The Impossible Planet*
* *The Satan Pit*
* *Love & Monsters*
* *Fear Her*
* *Army of Ghosts*
* *Doomsday*
Doctor Who

Doctor Who is a British science fiction series. It debuted in 1963 with the first episode, *An Unearthly Child*, which has generally been regarded as a terrible decision by everyone. After the actor who played the Doctor fluffed one too many lines, the BBC decided that they weren't ready to let this abject crime against humanity die, and devised a devious plot to ensure that the show would go on forever, regenerating the Doctor by casting a new actor. Since then, every time an actor who played the Doctor has resigned, been fired, or gone clinically insane, the show has been able to continue with a new cast.

The TV run of Doctor Who is divided into two eras, the Classic Era and the Modern Era. These are also referred to as the Classic Series and the New Series. The Classic Series ran for twenty-six seasons spanning seven Doctors, and the New Series has been running for thirteen seasons spanning five Doctors. As well as the Doctor, the show has featured many characters that act as companions. These are usually young British women but sometimes the show diversifies the companions slightly by casting robot dogs, intergalactic criminals and Matt Lucas.

The Doctor travels around Time and Space in a ship called the TARDIS, which is bigger on the inside. The interior of the TARDIS changes its appearance, whilst the exterior retains the appearance of a blue 1960s Police Box. During their travels, the Doctor has encountered many enemies, including the Daleks, the Time Lords, the Cybermen, and Michael Grade.

## Classic Series (1963-1989)

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Season 4
* Season 5
* Season 6
* Season 7
* Season 8
* Season 9
* Season 10
* Season 11
* Season 12
* Season 13
* Season 14
* Season 15
* Season 16
* Season 17
* Season 18
* Season 19
* Season 20
* Season 21
* Season 22
* Season 23
* Season 24
* Season 25
* Season 26

## New Series (2005-Present)

* Series 1
* Series 2
* Series 3
* Series 4
* Series 5
* Series 6
* Series 7
* Series 8
* Series 9
* Series 10
* Series 11
* Series 12
* Series 13
Season 22

Season 22 of Doctor Who aired between January 1985 and March 1985. It starred Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor and Nicola Bryant as Peri.

## Overview

If Season 21 was the point at which the wheels of John Nathan-Turner's era began to fall off, then Season 22 is when the scraping chassis of the vehicle started screeching along the road, sparks flying out from both sides, carried by its momentum but with no ability to steer or even stop. To be fair, there are some genuinely good stories in this season, but on the whole it comes across as a hodgepodge of missed opportunities and cringe-inducing missteps. The blame for this at the time was sadly placed at the feet of Colin Baker, when the blame should be placed entirely on the shoulders of John Nathan-Turner and Eric Saward, whose petty behind-the-scenes bickering were starting to tear the show apart. Despite all this, Season 22 has a lot to be said for it. The Cybermen, the Daleks, the Master and Patrick Troughton's Second Doctor all return, and this season also features the debut of the Rani.

## Episodes

* *Attack of the Cybermen*
* *Vengeance on Varos*
* *The Mark of the Rani*
* *The Two Doctors*
* *Timelash*
* *Revelation of the Daleks*
Season 2

Season 2 of Doctor Who ran from October 1964 to July 1965. The series starred William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Jacqueline Hill as Barbara, William Russell as Ian, and Carole Ann Ford as Susan. This season introduced new cast members Maureen O'Brien as Vicki, and Peter Purves as Steven.

## Overview

After Season 1 of Doctor Who defied all expectations by becoming popular with the general public, a second season seemed inevitable. A very grumpy William Hartnell was brought back and reunited with the rest of the cast to create more comical stage plays for children that inexplicably gripped millions of adults as well. This season brought back the Daleks for two separate episodes and also shook up the main cast, ditching Susan in the second story and finally returning Ian and Barbara back to London, 1965 in the penultimate episode. To ensure that the show wouldn't end, the BBC drafted two more companions to be abducted by the Doctor, namely Vicki and Steven.

## Episodes

* *Planet of Giants*
* *The Dalek Invasion of Earth*
* *The Rescue*
* *The Romans*
* *The Web Planet*
* *The Crusade*
* *The Space Museum*
* *The Chase*
* *The Time Meddler*
Season 7

Season 7 of Doctor Who ran from January 1970 to June 1970. This season starred Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor, Caroline John as Liz and Nicholas Courtney as the Brigadier.

## Overview

This was the first series of Doctor Who to be broadcast in colour, making it look cheesier than ever. Thankfully, this change was offset by the casting of Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor, who embraced the campiness and briefly transformed Doctor Who into a sci-fi spy series. This was aided by the fact that the TARDIS was now out of action, meaning the Doctor was stranded on Earth and forced to help UNIT fight off whatever monster of the week happened to show up on Earth.

## Episodes

* *Spearhead from Space*
* *Doctor Who and the Silurians*
* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Inferno*
Season 19

Season 19 of Doctor Who aired between January 1982 and March 1982. This season featured the debut of Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor, and also starred Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Janet Fielding as Tegan and Matthew Waterhouse as Adric.

## Overview

This season proved quite tumultuous given the recent departure of fan favourite Tom Baker, and yet the end result is both unique and interesting in its own way. We see the last on-screen use of the Sonic Screwdriver in the Classic Series, as well as the first reappearance of the Cybermen since *Revenge of the Cybermen* all the way back in Tom Baker's first season. For the first time since the First Doctor's era, a companion dies, which is universally regarded as a fantastic idea that should be used more often.

## Episodes

* *Castrovalva*
* *Four to Doomsday*
* *Kinda*
* *The Visitation*
* *Black Orchid*
* *Earthshock*
* *Time-Flight*
Season 9

Season 9 of Doctor Who ran between January 1972 and June 1972. This season starred Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor, Katy Manning as Jo, Nicholas Courtney as the Brigadier and Roger Delgado as the Master.

## Overview

This season featured the still Earth-bound Third Doctor battle some returning foes, as the BBC decided that the final end for the Daleks in *The Evil of the Daleks* actually wasn't so final after all, and brought them back in this season's opener, The Master returns, albeit in a smaller role than before, as Season 8 had him feature in every single episode whilst this season has him show up once every *other* episode, and the Ice Warriors are also back. This season also features the first episode in the Third Doctor's run in which Earth doesn't feature at all.

## Episodes

* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Curse of Peladon*
* *The Sea Devils*
* *The Mutants*
* *The Time Monster*
Season 25

Season 25 of Doctor Who aired between October 1988 and January 1989. This season starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Sophie Aldred as Ace.

## Overview

After the campiness of Season 24, the Seventh Doctor's era takes a darker turn with Season 25. John Nathan-Turner took a step back and Andrew Cartmel, the script editor, took more of an active role in defining the character of the Doctor. This led to a more coherent and intriguing interpretation of the Doctor as a scheming mastermind, and the Seventh Doctor's character changed from being an affable buffoon to a sinister chess-master who manipulates friends and foes to ensure the culmination of his plans. The show's 25th Anniversary also happened during this season, and the Daleks and the Cybermen both return for their own stories. The subtext of this season also becomes more mature and nuanced, with themes that deal with everything from the serious politics of the time to the show's own existentialism surrounding its role in pop culture.

## Episodes

* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
Preparation

The Team consisting of Andrew Eimhin Aaron Brady and Rory plus there new members Bobby and Oliver met up with a boy dressed in solider clothes shorlty after opening the dimensional gate. He said he need to get back to his familiy. The Team new that they had bigger issues on there hands so they ignored him. Shorlty after a new ship came racing out of the portal and almost hit the solider but he moved out of the way at light speed. The Team then new he was not a normal solider and recruited him to the team.

The ship that came from the portal was seemingly empty until someone amerged from the ship. It was Ben. He had come to kill Rory. A big fight happened and after the team was getting beating pretty badly they used there last resort they gave brady plutonuim and he blew up . Using the power of the mole Andrew shielded the team . The blast knocked Ben out and Rory soon sent him back to the portal he came from.

After seeing that they struggled with that fight they new they needed more fire power
Season 15

Season 15 of Doctor Who aired from September 1977 and March 1978. This season starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Louise Jameson as Leela and John Leeson as K9.

## Overview

This season was the last season to feature Leela, and the first to introduce everyone's favourite robot dog, K9. This season also continued the longstanding tradition in the Fourth Doctor's era of ruining the Time Lords, this time having them succumb to an invasion by the Sontarans, of all things.

## Episodes

* *Horror of Fang Rock*
* *The Invisible Enemy*
* *Image of the Fendahl*
* *The Sun Makers*
* *Underworld*
* *The Invasion of Time*
Series 1

Series 1 of Doctor Who ran from March 2005 to June 2005. This was the first series of the New Series. This series starred Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor and Billie Piper as Rose. This series also featured Noel Clarke as Mickey, John Barrowman as Captain Jack and Bruno Langley as Adam.

## Overview

After putting the Classic Series on permanent hiatus back in the 80s, the BBC quickly realised that they were losing huge amounts of money on merchandising and DVD sales each year. So they brought Doctor Who back, this time with a modern feel and lots of soap opera style feelings. This series was mostly confined to space stations, underground bases and council estates because the BBC had lost so much money from a lack of action figure sales over the past decade that they couldn't afford to visit any alien planets. Christopher Eccleston lasted for one series as the Doctor before remembering that he hated the show and quit.

## Episodes

* *Rose*
* *The End of the World*
* *The Unquiet Dead*
* *Aliens of London*
* *World War Three*
* *Dalek*
* *The Long Game*
* *Father's Day*
* *The Empty Child*
* *The Doctor Dances*
* *Boom Town*
* *Bad Wolf*
* *The Parting of the Ways*
Season 5

Season 5 of Doctor Who ran from September 1967 to June 1968. This season starred Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor, Michael Craze as Ben, Anneke Wills as Polly, Frazer Hines Jamie and Deborah Watling as Victoria.

## Overview

This season is defined by the refinement of the BUS (Base Under Siege) formula, as several of its stories use this format to great success. By great success, we mean it made great use of the same sets on a limited budget, but you cannot complain when the show was basically broadcasting stage plays at the time. This season featured the debut of the sonic screwdriver.

## Episodes

* *The Tomb of the Cybermen*
* *The Abominable Snowmen*
* *The Ice Warriors*
* *The Enemy of the World*
* *The Web of Fear*
* *Fury from the Deep*
* *The Wheel in Space*
Series 5

Series 5 of Doctor Who ran from April 2010 to June 2010. The series starred Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor and Karen Gillan as Amy. This series also featured Arthur Darvill as Rory.

## Overview

After the overblown demise of the Tenth Doctor, Russell T. Davies departed as showrunner and Steven Moffat took his place. From the get-go Moffat went for a different approach for the series, opting for a more fairy-tale feel that was guaranteed to drive older fans insane whilst at the same time enthralling a new generation of young fans, proving that Moffat knew exactly what he was doing and guaranteeing the longevity of his era even years after he had left. Starring the youngest Doctor ever, Series 5 hit the ground running with some very solid stories, making it easily one of the best of the New Series.

## Episodes

* *The Eleventh Hour*
* *The Beast Below*
* *Victory of the Daleks*
* *The Time of Angels*
* *Flesh and Stone*
* *The Vampires of Venice*
* *Amy's Choice*
* *The Hungry Earth*
* *Cold Blood*
* *Vincent and the Doctor*
* *The Lodger*
* *The Pandorica Opens*
* *The Big Bang*