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UNIT

This page chronicles the adventures of **UNIT** as played by {{{1}}} in the order in which they experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* **1997 - TV: *Battlefield***

* 1998 - AUDIO: *Rogue State*

* 1998 - AUDIO: *Time Flies*

* 1998 - AUDIO: *Dark Side of the Moon*

* 1999 - AUDIO: *The Frequency*

* 1999 - AUDIO: *Haunt*

* 1999 - AUDIO: *The Last Line of Defence*

* 2006 - **TV: *Aliens of London / World War Three***

* 2006 - **TV: *The Christmas Invasion***

* 2008 - **TV: *The Sound of Drums / The Last of the Time Lords***

* 2009 - **TV: *The Sontaran Stratagem / The Poison Sky***

* 2009 - **TV: *The Stolen Earth / Journey's End***

* 2009 - **TV: *Planet of the Dead***

* 2009 - **TV: *Children of Earth***

* 2009 - **TV: *The End of Time***

* 2010 - **TV: *Death of the Doctor***

* 2013 - **TV: *The Bells of Saint John***

* 2013 - **TV: *The Day of the Doctor***

* 2014 - COMIC: *The Fractures*

* 2014 - **TV: *Death in Heaven***

* 2015 - **TV: *The Magician's Apprentice***

* 2015 - **TV: *The Zygon Invasion / The Zygon Inversion***

* AUDIO: *Narcissus*

* AUDIO: *Field Trip*

* 2016 - **TV: *The Return of Doctor Mysterio***

* 2017 - **TV: *Survivors of the Flux***

* 2020 - WEBCAST: *The Zygon Isolation*

* 2021 - GAME: *The Lonely Assassins*

* 2021 - **TV: *The Vanquishers***

* 2022 - AUDIO: *Redacted*

* 2022 - **TV: *The Power of the Doctor***
The Doctor's companions

Throughout their lives, the Doctor has travelled with numerous companions. Here is a list of companions for whom pages exist on this wiki. If you see one is missing, feel free to create it using the input below.

  First Doctor companions  Second Doctor companions  Seventh Doctor companions The Doctor's companions
Victoria Waterfield

This page chronicles the adventures of **Victoria Waterfield** as played by Deborah Watling in the order in which she experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

### Travels with the Doctor & Jamie

* June 1867 - The Evil of the Daleks

Victoria, having been kidnapped by the Daleks to control her father Edward while at the house of Theodore Maxtible in Kent, is rescued by Jamie McCrimmon and the Second Doctor. They later end up on Skaro, where Edward is killed. As his dying wish is for the Doctor to look after his daughter, Victoria joins the TARDIS as a companion, leading into *The Tomb of the Cybermen*.
Talent Plate

## Information

Talent Plates are a visual representation of a person's talents. It could determine how successful a Player can be.

The '□' indicated active talent plates. '■' were inactive plates. Talent plates were pretty similar to growth plates for bones. Much like how growth plates determined how tall someone would become, talent plates determined one's aptitude. The more talent plates a Player had, the higher their chances were of having their talent bloom.

Before Kim Hyukjin's regression to the past, the Korean Players Association's HR department used to examine potential players twice for free.

Korea's test could only measure up the 67 plates which was demonstrated by Kim Hyukjin's test 5 years prior to the regression.

In the latter half of your twenties, your talent plates rapidly close off, while they typically opened up the most from one's late teens to early 20s.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1
2. ↑ Chapter 5
Fugitive Doctor

This page chronicles the adventures of the '*the **Fugitive Doctor'*** as played by Jo Martin in the order in which she experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Limiting Factors

### Working for Division

* COMIC: *Free Comic Book Day*
* **TV: *Once, Upon Time***
* COMIC: *Origins*

### Free to travel

* STAGE PLAY: *Time Fracture*
* AUDIO: *The Fugitive Doctor 1.1*
* AUDIO: *The Fugitive Doctor 1.2*
* AUDIO: *The Fugitive Doctor 1.3*
* AUDIO: *The Fugitive Doctor 2.1*
* AUDIO: *The Fugitive Doctor 2.2*
* AUDIO: *The Fugitive Doctor 2.3*

### Matrix projection

* **TV: *The Timeless Children***

Next known: First Doctor
Chronologies

The following is a list of dated **chronologies** of the Doctor Who universe. Listed here, they are split by centuries. Use the box below to create a page for one of these centuries. More atomic divisions of time can be found on each century page.

## Centuries

 19th century 20th century 21st century 22nd century 40th century
Abimbola Ismail

*„Ich bin die Partei!“*
— Abimbola Ismail, 19. März 2043
**Abimbola Ismail** (\* 25. Dezember 1973 in Agadez; † 7. Juli 2043 in Sabarou) war ein nigrischer Politiker und von 2036 bis 2043 Diktator des Landes. Er ist weltweit für seine besondere Grausamkeit bekannt, welche etwa 6% der damaligen Bevölkerung das Leben kostete. Auch ist er dafür bekannt jedes Mitglied seiner eigenen Partei ermorden zu lassen, wodurch er kurz vor seinem Sturz das einzige verbleibende Mitglied war. So wollte er sicherstellen dass ihm keiner die Macht strittig machen würde.
War Doctor

This page chronicles the adventures of the **War Doctor** as played by John Hurt in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

Previous: Eighth Doctor

* **TV: *The Night of the Doctor***
* AUDIO: *Light the Flame*
* AUDIO: *Lion Hearts*
* AUDIO: *The Shadow Squad*
* AUDIO: *Saviour*
* AUDIO: *Consequences*
* AUDIO: *Destroyer*
* AUDIO: *The Keeper of Light*
* AUDIO: *Temmosus*
* AUDIO: *Rewind*
* AUDIO: *The Innocent*
* AUDIO: *The Thousand Worlds*
* AUDIO: *The Heart of the Battle*
* AUDIO: *Legion of the Lost*
* AUDIO: *A Thing of Guile*
* AUDIO: *The Neverwhen*
* AUDIO: *The Shadow Vortex*
* AUDIO: *The Eternity Cage*
* AUDIO: *Eye of Harmony*
* AUDIO: *Pretty Lies*
* AUDIO: *The Lady of Obsidian*
* AUDIO: *The Enigma Dimension*
* PROSE: *Engines of War*
* **TV: *The Day of the Doctor***

Next: Ninth Doctor

## Upcoming

* AUDIO: The War Doctor Begins 4.1 (December)
* AUDIO: The War Doctor Begins 4.2 (December)
* AUDIO: The War Doctor Begins 4.3 (December)
Brian the Ood

This page chronicles the adventures of **Brian the Ood** as played by Silas Carson in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* AUDIO: *He Kills Me, He Kills Me Not*

* NOVEL: *The Knight, The Fool and The Dead: Third Interlude*

* NOVEL: *The Knight, The Fool and The Dead*

* NOVEL: *All Flesh is Grass: Chapters 1-3*

* COMIC: *Tales of the Dark Times: Episode 1*

* AUDIO: *The Minds of Magnox*

* NOVEL: *All Flesh is Grass: Chapters 4-16*
Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart

This page chronicles the adventures of **Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart** as played by Nicholas Courtney in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

### Living in Bledoe

* July 1937 - SHORT: *The Bledoe Cadets and the Bald Man of Pengriffen*

Alistair is living in Bledoe with his mother **Mary Lethbridge-Stewart** and brother **James Lethbridge-Stewart**. James and his friends form the "Bledoe Cadets", though Alistair is allegedly too young to join.

* 1943 - SHORT: *The War Romance*

Alistair is living at Redrose Cottage with him mother Mary following his brother James' death. His father **Gordon Conall Lethbridge-Stewart** briefly returned for James' funeral, but is back on duty now. Alistair talks to Raymond about a last hurrah for the Bledoe Cadets. While note mentioned, it is clearly set in Bledoe, most definitively because they visit Puckator Farm.

* 1945 - SHORT: *In His Kiss*

Alistair still lives in Bledoe, but departs for Lancashire with his mother shortly after the war ends, having learnt of his father's MIA status. Alistair has forgotten his brother and forgets Jemima too by the end of this story.
Vardans

This page chronicles stories involving the **Vardans** in the order in which they experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in the timeline of the species.

Most BBC licensed Doctor Who content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, short story, or novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* 1956 - AUDIO: *The Vardan Invasion of Mirth*

After detecting Earth broadcasts, the Vardans position their Mediasphere in orbit around Saturn, where they attempt to learn more about humanity by abducting actors from that time. The Doctor and Steven and Steven defeat the Vardans, of which only one has remained on the sphere, Michael Hart, who dies.

* AUDIO: *The First Wave*

Set not long after Steven's time, the Vardans are still planning an invasion of Earth, having been attracted to the Sol System after picking up the intentional broadcasts from Earth to the rest of the universe. They are stopped by the First Doctor, Steven and Oliver on Grace Alone in the Kuiper Belt. One Voord is seemingly killed along with Olver, however a piece of them remains with the TARDIS as it continues to travel in time and space.

* AUDIO: *The Locked Room*

Part of the Voord from *The First Wave* has remained with Steven and the Doctor, rebuilding itself. When the two parted ways, the Voord was now strong enough to influence its host's actions. Steven, now retired from ruling the planet of the savages, was used by the voord to create a radio telescope to connect him and the Doctor (now at the South Pole) allowing the Voord to reform itself. It wrecks havoc on the planet of the savages, however is stopped by a copy of the Doctor's mind in a jar.
Jenny

This page chronicles the adventures of **Jenny** as played by Georgia Tennant in the order in which she experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

### An awful lot of running

* **TV: *The Doctor's Daughter***
* COMIC: *The Choice*
* COMIC: *The Lost Dimension*
* AUDIO: *Relative Time*

### Travels with Noah

* AUDIO: *Stolen Goods*
* AUDIO: *Prisoner of the Ood*
* AUDIO: *Neon Reign*
* AUDIO: *Zero Space*
* AUDIO: *Prism*
* AUDIO: *Inside the Maldovarium*
* AUDIO: *Altered Status*
* AUDIO: *Calamity Jenny*
* AUDIO: *Her Own Worst Enemy*
First Doctor/Parody

This page chronicles the parodic adventures of the **First Doctor** in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within parodic *Doctor Who* media, such as *Doctor Whoah!*, *Dr. Men* and the Titan backup comics. It does not include stories represented on the main timeline. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* COMIC: *The Test of Time: Test One*

The Doctor and Susan are brought to I.M. Foreman's junkyard by the Father of Time. They briefly visit Skaro and encounter the Daleks, but learn the names of neither. Controversially, the TARDIS is depicted in the form of a police box before they arrive in London.

* COMIC: *The Test of Time: Test Two*

The Doctor is taken from Vortis during his trip there with Ian, Vicki and Barbara to play a game with his five subsequent incarnations against Father Time, who has piloted the TARDIS directly towards the sun. They manage to defeat him by reversing time by linking hands. They are then all returned to their proper times and places.

* COMIC: (FLASKBACK) - *Day of the Tune*

The Doctor attempts to start a band with his three subsequent incarnations, but they all want to be the drummer.
The Doctor

The following is a list of timelines of the Doctor.

## N-Space

* The Timeless Child
* The Other
* Fugitive Doctor
* First Doctor
* Second Doctor
* Third Doctor
* Fourth Doctor
* Fifth Doctor
* Sixth Doctor
* Seventh Doctor
* Eighth Doctor
* War Doctor
* Ninth Doctor
* Tenth Doctor
* Eleventh Doctor
* Twelfth Doctor
* Thirteenth Doctor
* Fourteenth Doctor
* Fifteenth Doctor
* The Valeyard
* Merlin (The Doctor)
* The Curator

## Alternate universes and timelines

* Dr. Who
* Bayldon Doctor
* Warner Doctor
* The Warrior
* Shalka Doctor

## Unknown incarnations

* SHORT: *From Eternity*

The Doctor is interviewing (on behalf of the Time Lords) a creature for its war crimes, only to discover these are a result of its experiencing time backwards. Very little inclination as to which Doctor is featured is given. Only that he has a "harshly angular face" and "thumb-tucked arrogance". This is firstly suggestive of the First Doctor, but could also refer to the Sixth Doctor or Shalka Doctor.

## Duplicates

### Robot First Doctor

* TV: *The Chase*

* AUDIO: *Fugitive of the Daleks*

* TV: *The Massacre*

### First Doctor mind copy

* AUDIO: *The Savages*

* AUDIO: *The Founding Fathers*

* AUDIO: *The Locked Door*
The Curator

This page chronicles the adventures of **The Curator** as played by Tom Baker in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

Previous known: Merlin

* **2013 - TV: *The Day of The Doctor***
* 2010s - AUDIO: *The Curator's Gambit*
* 2020 - AUDIO: *Lost Property*
* 2020 - AUDIO: *The Long Way Round*
* 2020 - AUDIO: *Crossed Lines*
* 2020 - AUDIO: *The Keys of Baker Street*
* SHORT: *Canaries*
Ice Warriors

This page chronicles stories involving the **Ice Warriors** in the order in which they experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in the timeline of the species.

Most BBC licensed Doctor Who content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, short story, or novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* 1609 - PROSE: *The Empire of Glass*

Ssarl represents the Ice Warriors at Irving Braxiatel's Armageddon Convention

* c. 5000 - **TV *The Ice Warriors***

A group of Ice Warriors led by Varga, who became frozen in a glacier during the last ice age, re-emerge during an anthropogenic ice age. According to *The Talons of Weng-Chiang*, there was an ice age in around the year 5000, suggesting that as an approximate time for this story. The Ice Warriors' main goal is to return to Mars, but they also seem to have a motive to destroy Earth, mentioning how the ice age would be a perfect environ for them to live in.

* COMIC: *A Stitch in Time*: Episode Five

The Ice Warriors pursue the Doctor and Victoria after they leave the ship. They are attacked by a time fly too, but Victoria's scream causes ice to fall on the fly and traps the ice warriors. So presumably they then return to their ship.

## Footnotes

1. ↑ Set during Episode Six, concurrently with 14:30-14:55
William Shakespeare

This page chronicles the adventures of **William Shakespeare** in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* (CAMEO) - TV: *The Chase*

Shakespeare, Francis Bacon and Elizabeth I are observed in conversation by the First Doctor and his companions via the Space-Time Visualiser. Shakespeare is given the idea to write about Hamlet by Bacon. Hamlet is thought to have bee n written between 1599-1601.

* 1601 - (CAMEO) - AUDIO: *The Hollow Crown*

Shakespeare meets the First Doctor and recalls the events of *The Shakespeare Code*, which was seemingly his last encounter with the Doctor.

* 1603 - (CAMEO) - SHORT: *The Soothsayer*

Shakespeare talks with William Lethbridge at Hampton Court Palace, set weeks after James VI & I is crowned King of England.

* 1609 - NOVEL: *Empire of Glass*

Shakespeare meets the First Doctor but has his memory of the encounter erased by Irving Braxiatel. He recalls the events of The Stranger, The Writer, His Wife and the Mixed Metaphor.

* 1616 - NOVEL: *Empire of Glass*

Shakespeare is visited on his deathbed by Braxiatel who returns his memories of their encounter in exchange for his lost plays.
Fourteenth Doctor

This page chronicles the adventures of the **Fourteenth Doctor** as played by David Tennant in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Limiting Factors

### Solo Travels

* **TV: *The Power of the Doctor***

The Thirteenth Doctor regenerates and her successor is surprised to find he shares a body with his tenth incarnation.

* SHORT: *A Letter from the Doctor*

* COMIC: *Liberation of the Daleks*

Immediately following his regeneration, the Doctor returns to his TARDIS which dematerialised and lands near Wembley Stadium on 30 July 1966 - the World Cup final.

* **TV: *Destination: Skaro***

* SHORT: *Under Control*

* COMIC: *Into Control*

Set directly after *Under Control*. The Doctor defeats the Sycorax and departs with his new companion, Alfredo the Pig.

* **TV: *The Bedtime Story***

### Travels with Donna

* **TV: The Star Beast**

* COMIC: *Untitled DWM 597 comic strip*

* **TV: Wild Blue Yonder**

* **TV: The Giggle**

Next: Fifteenth Doctor
The Toymaker

This page chronicles the adventures of **The Toymaker** as played by Michael Gough in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* **TV: *The Celestial Toymaker***

The Toymaker encounters the Doctor again and refers to a previous encounter between the two, also meeting Steven and Dodo. The Celestial Toyroom is destroyed by the Doctor, who comments that the Toymaker will now need to rebuild it from scratch.

* PROSE: *Murder in the Dark*

The Toymaker encounters the Doctor, Steven and Dodo again. While it has been days for them, the Doctor suggests that it could have been thousands of years for the Toymaker since *The Celestial Toymaker*.
20th century

This page chronicles stories set in the **20th century** in the order in which they occurred. Therefore, the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in the timeline of the species. Although technically incorrect, a century is defined in the way agreed upon by most of society and indeed *Doctor Who* writers. That is to say, starting in the year ending -00 and continuing until the year ending -99. This results in two centuries, namely the 1st centuries BCE and CE, having just 99 years.

Most BBC licensed Doctor Who content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, short story, or novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

This century timeline has been split into decades, due to the sheer volume of stories set in the century. Use the box below to create a page for one of the decades.

* 1900s
* 1910s
* 1920s
* 1930s
* 1940s
* 1950s
* 1960s
* 1970s
* Decade of UNIT
* 1980s
* 1990s

### Unsorted

* AUDIO: *Starborn*

VICKI: I didn't meant that you were primitive, I was just surprised that early 20th century Earth didn't seem much more advanced than Nero's Rome.
VICKI: But anyway we had something to eat earlier at a Lyons' Corner House. (NOTE: In the real world, Lyons' Corner Houses first appeared in 1909.)
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Anya Kingdom

This page chronicles the adventures of **Anya Kingdom** as played by Jane Slavin in the order in which she experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

### Travels with the Fourth Doctor

* AUDIO: *The Syndicate Master Plan*

* AUDIO: *Planet of the Drashigs*

* AUDIO: *The Enchantress of Numbers*

* AUDIO: *The False Guardian / Time's Assassin*

* AUDIO: *Fever Island*

* AUDIO: *The Perfect Prisoners*

### Working with Mark Seven

* AUDIO: *The Dalek Protocol*

* AUDIO: *Queen of the Mechonoids*

### Travels with the Tenth Doctor

* AUDIO: *Buying Time / The Wrong Woman*

* AUDIO: *The House of Kingdom*

* AUDIO: *Cycle of Destruction*

* AUDIO: *The Trojan Dalek*

* AUDIO: *The Lost*

* AUDIO: *The First Movellan*

* AUDIO: *The Dalek Defence / The Triumph of Davros*
Hound Monk

This page chronicles the adventures of **the Monk** as played by Rufus Hound in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

### Solo meddling

* AUDIO: *The Outlaws*

The Monk has been attempting to orchestrate a French victory in the war with King John of England in 1216. The Monk encounters the First Doctor again, recalling their encounters in his previous incarnation. The Doctor messes with his TARDIS once again, leaving him stranded. Upon realising this, he notes that it could've been a worse time or place, remembering Antarctica, before implying plans to visit Genghis Khan.

* AUDIO: *The Black Hole*

The Monk is creating a black hole to summon the Seeth from another dimension when a Time Lord Constable Pavo shows up to stop him and then the Second Doctor turns up too. The Monk, disguising himself as Pavo, sends the Doctor on a wild goose chase, but on his return the Doctor defeats the Monk with Pavo's help. The Monk is then trapped in the pocket dimension while Pavo takes his TARDIS. The Monk in this story notes that he's getting payback for his past encounters with the Doctor. He also notes that his past disguises have included a policeman, TV host and and emperor. In his TARDIS are a chair covered with children's comics and a van Gogh painting depicting a figure walking by a windmill which had been rescued from a fire.
Voord

This page chronicles stories involving the **Voord** in the order in which they experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in the timeline of the species.

Most BBC licensed Doctor Who content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, short story, or novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

* SHORT: *Doctor Who and the Daleks I*

The Voord are fighting the Daleks on the planet Marinus, before the Daleks learn of the Voord plan to obtain the "Great Power" from Earth, and so the two species team up. They capture the Doctor and head to Earth, but the Doctor convinces the Voord that the Daleks plan to betray them. The Voord ship is destroyed, but one Voord survives and helps the Doctor to defeat the Daleks before perishing itself. The initial encounter with the Daleks on Marinus seems to suggest concordance with *The Fishmen of Kandalinga* that the Voord are from Marinus, suggesting a setting before they were driven off by the Arbitans.

* TV: *The Keys of Marinus*

The Doctor, Barbara, Ian and Susan encounter the Voord fighting Arbitan's people on the planet Marinus. Most later accounts agree that this was an invasion, although *The Fishmen of Kandalinga* asserts that Marinus was the home planet of the Voord. Regardless, the Voord are defeated.

* AUDIO: *Domain of the Voord*

The Doctor, Susan, Barbara and Ian encounter the Voord again, 100 years after the events of *The Keys of Marinus*. They are now in the midst of an invasion of the water planet Hydra, which is stopped by the Doctor and company.

* SHORT: *The Fishmen of Kandalinga*

The Doctor believes this event is millions of years after *The Keys of Marinus*. The Voord, who believe that Marinus was their native world, have fled to the water planet Kandalinga in a bid to create a new home. They have legends of beings like the Doctor in their histories (probably meaning humanoids), but none have every encountered one before. They have already been there for some time before they are stopped by the Doctor, who helps frees the native Kandalinga Fishmen from slavery.
Missy

This page chronicles the adventures of **Missy** as played by Michelle Gomez in the order in which she experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Timeline

### Early adventures

* SHORT: *Dismemberment*

The Mistress is newly regenerated and visits the Scoundrels club. She decides to call herself Missy and gets an idea for a scheme from Dr Skarosa, setting this before *Deep Breath*.

* AUDIO: *The Bekdel Test*

Missy is travelling via TARDIS and is imprisoned in the Bekdel Institute with River Song. She is inspired to acquire her own vortex manipulator by River.

* AUDIO: *Fairies at the Bottom of the Garden*

Missy is using a second-hand vortex manipulator, setting this after *The Bekdel Test*. Missy becomes stranded in Leadworth when her vortex manipulator breaks and she decides to seek out Amy Pond to use as a bargaining chip to get the Doctor to come and help her. However she soon discovers that she’s too early in the timeline for the Doctor to come for Amy.

### The Master TARDIS

* AUDIO: *A Spoonful of Mayhem*

* AUDIO: *Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated*

* AUDIO: *The Broken Clock*

* AUDIO: *The Belly of the Beast*

* AUDIO: *The Lumiat*

* AUDIO: *Brimstone and Terror*

* AUDIO: *Treason and Plot*

* AUDIO: *Too Many Masters*

* AUDIO: *Body and Soulless*

* AUDIO: *War Seed*

* AUDIO: *Two Monks, One Mistress*

### The 3W scheme

* **TV: *Deep Breath***

* **TV: *Into the Dalek***

* **TV: *The Caretaker***

* **TV: *Flatline***

* **TV: *In the Forest of the Night***

* **TV: *Dark Water / Death in Heaven***

### Further exploits

* **TV: *The Magician's Apprentice / The Witch's Familiar***

* AUDIO: *Day of the Master*

* AUDIO: *Masterful*

Missy recalls the events of *The Lumiat*.

### The Vault

* **TV: *Extremis***

* **TV: *Thin Ice***

* **TV: *Knock Knock***

* **TV: *The Lie of the Land***

* **TV: *Empress of Mars***

* **TV: *The Eaters of Light***

* **TV: *World Enough and Time / The Doctor Falls***
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Greatsword

The **Greatsword** is a melee weapon that can be used by Ann Flores in *ANNO: Mutationem*. This weapon, which is always available, is a slow weapon that forces the player to commit to attacks to a degree that can make it a dangerous weapon to use. It also plays a key role in reducing most bosses' shields.

This weapon can be used to taken down a boss's armor. Just a single greatsword slash is still quite slow, but if the timing for it was correct, the player will typically have just enough time to roll to safety. This weapon can also work out against airborne enemies.

It has an unlockable skill, which is The Empty Slash, which can launch enemies.
Achievements

This is a list of **achievements** in *ANNO: Mutationem*:

* **Omnipotence:** Unlock 50% of all Talents
* **Clarity of Mind:** Defeat the Final Boss
* **Welcome home, 06:** Arrive at the Consortium's Inner Hall
* **This can't be right…:** Unlock the false ending
* **That's gotta hurt:** Cause 150 damage in a single attack
* **The Ann Flores Combo Experience:** Pull off a 20-hit combo
* **You are the One:** Complete 10 Hacking mini-games
* **Ann ULTRA:** Defeat 20 enemies while Ann is transformed
* **Supreme Bartender Ann:** Complete the highest level of Bartending
* **The truth is out there:** Complete the Underground Water Channel area
* **Arm Wrestlin':** Defeat the Factio Pugni Boss TR
* **Club Star:** Change into the night dress
* **Big Spender:** Spend 1000 credits
* **I think it's broke:** Disassemble 30 items
* **I just love stuff!:** Pick up 100 items in total
* **The things they print nowadays:** Read 30 documents
* **1+1>2:** Combine 15 items
* **Keep 'em coming!:** Defeat 100 enemies in total
* **Science, it works!:** Super-Enchance a Weapon Chip
* **The Traveler:** Discover all Teleport-Springs
* **So Fresh and So clean clean:** Shower 3 times
* **SERENITY NOW:** "Pray to the statue in the bookstore 10 times "
* **Fire in the hole!:** Defeat 2 or more enemies with 1 grenade
* **Love me like I love my posters:** Collect all posters
* **I just got real good:** Win the arcade mini-game
* **Lady Luck is a cool cat:** Collect all the Cyber Neko+ statues
* **Don't judge a manhole by its cover:** Discover Hapi's lair
* **Deadly Kombationem:** Watch the Arena fight for 30 second as spectactor
* **Tell me your story:** Listen to 50 conversations
* **I'm walking here!:** Make 15 cars stop
* **In the smacker...I think:** Kill 1 Red Ball Monstrositiy
* **Annakin Skyscroller:** Deflect 10 projectiles with your energy sword
* **I feel secure, contained & protected:** Come back to Consortium after having completed the game
* **Woman on a (side) mission:** Complete all side quests
* **The Warlord:** Obtain 10 weapons in total
* **The Age of Mutationem:** Unlock all other Trophies