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## Dalek

### Appearances:

CW: War and the DaleksCW: Liberation

DW: Flight to Oblivion

CW: Time and the Daleks

DW: Sunlight

CW: The Long Time Incident

TAL: Malevolence

TAL Monument to the Fallen

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The Daleks were a warrior race made up of genetically engineered mutants belonging to fundamental DNA type 467-989. By most accounts, they were originally from the planet Skaro. The mutants were usually encased inside armour consisting of polycarbide and the metal Dalekanium.

Intensely xenophobic and bent on universal domination, the Daleks were hated and feared throughout time and space. Their goal was to eradicate all non-Dalek life, as programmed by their creator.

## History

The Daleks were made on the planet Skaro by Davros - with him intending for them to be the next form of life for the Kaleds (Davros' race). Seeking to prevent a possible future where the Daleks had succeeded in their goal of exterminating all other life, the Time Lords sent the Fourth Doctor back through time to interfere with the Daleks' creation. However, because of his personal morals, the traveller found himself unable to do much, only delaying the Daleks, by his guess, for around a thousand years. (DW: Genesis of the Daleks)

When the Doctor first encountered them, the Daleks were stranded in their city on Skaro, as their casings were powered by static electricity channelled by the metal floors of the City, preventing them from leaving it. They eventually found that the Thals had also survived what was known as the neutronic war. After discovering that they had become dependent on the background radiation to the point of the anti-radiation meds Susan Foreman gave them being lethal to them, the Daleks attempted to vent radiation from their nuclear reactors into the atmosphere which would have left them as the only living species on Skaro. The First Doctor and his companions led a Thal assault and deactivated their power, believing that he had wiped out the Daleks altogether in the process (the necessity of which crime he lamented, though he saw no other way). (DW: The Daleks)

Several years after this, the Daleks formed an interstellar empire dubbed the "Dalek Empire". They took over many planets. One of these worlds was Earth - which they conquered in the 22nd century. The Dalek invasion force were led by the Black Dalek known as the Supreme Controller and each saucer was under the command of a Dalek saucer commander. They used Robomen for patrols and overseeing slaves. The Sixth Doctor foiled their plan to unleash a Varga plant virus and new Robomen Elite in 2163 and erased any record of his involvement afterwards but the invasion continued. (DW: *Masters of Earth*) The Daleks commenced a mining operation in Bedfordshire in order to reach the Earth's magnetic core, replace it with a propulsion system, and turn the whole planet into a massive spacecraft. Some time after their takeover of Earth, however, the First Doctor foiled the plan before its completion; the pit they had dug turned into an active volcano, the eruption of which killed the remaining Daleks and destroyed their base. (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth).

Later in the 22nd Century, the Dalek Time Controller was retrieved by the Daleks, though it was decaying from having been thrown through time. As this era's Daleks were unable to repair it, they sent a distress call which attracted the Monk, who was able to repair it. The Dalek Time Controller took control over Dalek operation and orchestrated a second Dalek invasion of Earth, forcing the Monk to release another plague to weaken humanity. It planned to use Earth as a Space/Time vessel containing the viruses scattered across Time from the destruction of the Amethyst Viral Containment Station, having seen where they would end up while it was in the Vortex and installing a time engine into Earth to travel to this point. The plague planet could then be piloted through the Universe, infecting entire planets. The Daleks worked with the Monk to maintain control of Earth whilst installing the time engine, allowing him to collect artefacts of human civilisation. Ultimately, the Time Controller, and all Daleks on Earth, were dragged into a time warp thanks to the sacrifice of Lucie Miller crashing a Dalek Saucer containing a bomb into the mine. (DW: Lucie Miller)

The Daleks continued to improve their technology: they developed factory ships for conquest, (DW: *The Power of the Daleks*) and the radio dishes which had originally been required to allow them to travel on surfaces without a static charge (DW: *The Dalek Invasion of Earth*) also vanished, enabling Daleks to move under their own power on any planet.

In the year 2339, a group of Daleks attacked the Terran ship Ustoria. This attack was stopped by the Sixth Doctor and Peri (DW: Flight to Oblivion)

The Daleks sought war against humanity in 2540, when they allied with the Master to undermine the Earth and Draconian Empires and set them against each other and then take over with a huge army assembled on Spiridon. (DW: *Frontier in Space*) This was known as Operation Divide and Conquer. (*The Dalek Conquests*) Despite the Master's failure to cause war, the army was prepared and the Daleks looked toward utilising the invisibility properties of Spiridon's inhabitants as a means of developing stealth technology. However, all of these plans were foiled when the Dalek army was frozen by the Third Doctor and a taskforce of Thals. (DW: *Planet of the Daleks*) Once the Earth and Draconian Empires learned it was the Daleks disturbing the peace, war was declared on the Dalek Empire. (DW: *Prisoner of the Daleks*) However, a journalist, understanding that a direct chronology of Dalek history was very hard to piece together thanks to Dalek time travel, speculated that the Daleks that fought this conflict were not actually from the 26th century. (*The Dalek Conquest*)

A Dalek force led by a Black Dalek destroyed a fleet of civilian transporters and allowed a ship piloted by Lieutenant Beth Stokes and Sergeant Tahira Khan to escape so that they could follow them to the planet Bliss where Roarke 279 research facility was located. The Daleks encountered the Seventh Doctor and his companions Ace and Hex. Professor Toshio Shimura created the parasitic creatures the Kiseibya, and these creatures attacked the Daleks, tearing through a Dalek platoon, leaving the Black Dalek — now infested with Kiseibya eggs as the only survivor when the Doctor arrived. The remaining Daleks on the planet ordered their ship to depart to prevent the Kiseibya spreading before exterminating themselves. The Doctor departed the base before the Black Dalek exploded, destroying the facility and the Kiseibya: the very atrocity that history recorded would take place. (DW: *Enemy of the Daleks*)

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Some time after the Dalek Wars, the Daleks attacked the Ambrillis system. Their invasion force was repelled by the Ambrillian military and several hundred Daleks were de-activated - but not killed. Hundreds of Daleks were loaded onto the Latreillan cargo ship Veshtor along with Ambrillian artefacts that unknowingly held a being called the Hatred. The Fourth Doctor and Romana II materialized on the ship and stopped the Hatred from using the Daleks to take over the Ambrillian system. They then ejected the Daleks into Ambrillis' sun - destroying them (DW: Hatred of the Daleks)

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The Daleks managed to develop primitive time travel in the form of taranium-powered Dalek time machines of their own, which resembled cruder version of the Time Lords' own timeships. Under orders from the Dalek Prime, the Dalek Supreme sent an execution squad of Pursuer-Daleks in a Dalek time machine to pursue the TARDIS throughout history and kill the First Doctor and his companions. The squad chased them to the planet of Aridius, New York City in 1966, the *Mary Celeste*, the Festival of Ghana, and, finally, to Mechanus. The Daleks created a robot version of the Doctor to "infiltrate and kill" the real Doctor and his companions, but it was destroyed. The squad attacked the Mechanoids in their Mechanoid City. The Dalek Leader slipped away from the battle with the Mechanoids after it realised that the assassination squad had no chance of winning. As the last surviving Dalek and in an act of self-sacrifice, it hacked into the city's computer systems and set the whole place to self-destruct, hoping to kill the Doctor and his companions in the blast. The Doctor escaped and the squad failed in their mission. Two of the Doctor's companions, Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright, used the Dalek time machine to travel back to their own time before destroying it, (DW: *The Chase)* thus crippling the Dalek time researches. (DW: *The Daleks' Masterplan*)

In the year 4000, the Daleks formed an alliance with powers from the Outer Galaxies. Space Security Service agent Marc Cory discovered the alliance’s formation on Kembel however the Daleks exterminated him before he could send word to Earth. (DW: *Mission to the Unknown*) The Guardian of the Solar System, Mavic Chen, joined the Daleks’ alliance and supplied them with an emm of Taranium, which was vital to the Time Destructor, which the Daleks planned to use to wipe out the Solar System. However the First Doctor, allied with Sara Kingdom, escaped with the Taranium, and the Daleks pursued him until he apparently surrendered it to them - this turned out to be a fake, however, so a Dalek task force with a Red Dalek sent from Skaro in another time machine by the Dalek Prime pursued him and his companions through time until the core was finally recovered in Ancient Egypt. They successfully recovered the core, although the Red Dalek was killed by rocks during the battle with the Egyptians. The Doctor activated the Time Destructor which destroyed the Daleks, their invasion fleet and left Kembel a wasteland. (DW: *The Daleks' Master Plan*)

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The Twelfth Doctor once arrived in a war zone during the Dalek-Movellan conflict with Nardole and Bill Potts. (DW: *The Pilot*) The conflict soon resulted in a centuries-long stalemate, with each side's purely logical battle computer keeping them in deadlock. To circumvent this stalemate, the Daleks returned to Skaro, which had been abandoned, to find Davros so his biological mind could reprogram their battle computers to win the war, being followed by a rival Movellan expedition. The Fourth Doctor saw to the defeat of both factions and Davros was taken by the Daleks' liberated slaves to stand trial. (DW: *Destiny of the Daleks*) The war continued for another 90 years, until the Movellans developed a Movellan virus to defeat the Daleks. (DW: *Resurrection of the Daleks*)

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At an unknown stage of their history, the New Dalek Paradigm discovered the superweapon known as the Cradle of the Gods and learned of its ability to create or destroy on a massive scale. To make use of the weapon, the Daleks used a huge galactic recession to their advantage and created 400 planets to provide homes to the billions of people affected, which were collectively referred to as the Sunlight Worlds. It was governed by the Dalek Foundation, with the planet Carthedia of the Earth Alliance acting as a head of state. While a generation of people believed the Daleks had created a welfare state, it was in fact a plan headed by the Dalek Time Controller and the Dalek Supreme to transform the 400 worlds into copies of Skaro.

One of these worlds, Sunlight 247, was visited by the Seventh Doctor, Bernice Summerfield, Niecytise Cnartise, and Ruby Galcess. They stopped a Dalek ship led by Davros' forces from destroying the planets - however, they were unable to overthrow the Dalek Foundation (DW: Sunlight)

The Daleks were unable to activate the Cradle and so they sent an anonymous message in the form of a hypercube to the Doctor's TARDIS with the intention of manipulating him into activating the Cradle instead. The Doctor's investigations resulted in shock when he learned the Daleks were considered a force for good and he was placed on trial while trying to convince the citizens of Carthedia that they were evil, which the Daleks had declared a hate crime. He was put on trial by the Dalek Litigator, who was really the Dalek Time Controller posing as a law enforcer, and when he pleaded guilty in a failed attempt to anger the Dalek and was sentenced to imprisonment, he escaped off-planet with three orphaned children, Sabel, Jenibeth and Ollus Blakely, whose parents, Terrin and Alyst, had killed themselves to prevent the Daleks from obtaining the information on the Cradle they possessed.

After learning more about the Cradle on the desert planet of Gethria and losing Jenibeth, the Doctor tried to spark a revolution on Sunlight 349 to cause the collapse of the Dalek Foundation but he could not gather the necessary support. The Dalek Litigator arrived and subjected the Doctor to another public trial. Sabel and Ollus were taken away from the Doctor's care and he was exiled from the Sunlight Worlds. However he returned to Gethria 90 years in the future and encountered an elderly Jenibeth who had been transformed into a Dalek puppet after the Daleks took her prisoner as a child. The Dalek Time Controller arrived and forced the Doctor to activate the Cradle but Jenibeth's childlike mind allowed her to resist her conditioning and she fired on the Daleks, destroying numerous drones and forcing the Time Controller to retreat and the Doctor set the Cradle to self-destruct.

Before the Cradle exploded, it reverted the Sunlight Worlds to how Jenibeth remembered them as a child, as well as turning her and her siblings back into children and recreating their parents, although their memories were reverted too. The Daleks abandoned the plan. (DW: The Dalek Generation)

### Jonathan Crisis

The Daleks fought a war against the Pillars, which ultimately led to the fall of the Second Pillar Imperium and the Dalek Empire. It is unknown if it was negated by a Pillar cult known as the Bonestalkers in their attempt to undo the war

The Daleks later sent Kastophagen scouts onto the Time Schaphe after learning about the Jonathan Crisis - intending to use the war to take over reality.

The Daleks also planted Dalek Agents in the Alliance and the Resistance

After the Kastophagen were slain, a Dalek fleet materialized nearby Ardonia.

### Category War

At some point, a group of Daleks were mutated by the time winds on Galarassa (CW: Prelude War and the Daleks). They became the "New Dalek Order" and a war between the NDO and the Daleks began.

During or before this war, the planet Vothron was conquered by the Daleks (CW: War and the Daleks).

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**Powerful**
**The Daleks**, The Master, Roko, The Eversiscendants, Admiral Quartz, Mr. Sweet, Sabrithara Mortimore, Omega, Thalleous Sendaris, Category War Quartz, The Pillars, Darkness, memory eater, Central Control, Any/All circuit, U'j, Pillar Stellar Consumer, The Deathoids, Paradox Feeders, The Jessaulax, The Kalirathra, Stanis, The Cybermen, Azdrathara, Solians, The Orb, The Kleister, Temporal parasite, CrOsswavE, The Metademons, The Replicus, Sin Eater, The Informatus, The Island, Sentient Time Loop, Memory parasite, Shadus, The Dark One, Time hunters, The Kataformians, The Time Men, The Wyranens, The Perfectionists, Lord of the Darkworld

**Semi-Powerful**
Drasabar, The Wreck, Scrawler, Eversiscendant bots, Evil Ankarstian, Evil Poseidon, Evil GreaterA, The Evil Resistance, The Rani, Tygren Voltaris, Ingressus Voltaris, Sephulchre (being), Decay nanogene, Pillar biomechanoid, Interdimensional predators, The Arbiter, 0.5, The X-Sultan, Osalus, Cthelex, The Council of the Dead, The Unknown Men, Umbra, The Bathala, Skreevers, The Functional, The Gosth, Brantus' monsters, Category War Thalleous, The Osexspiravit, King Chronos, Beings of the Outside, Recruiter AI, The Legion, The Necromancers, Dorman, The Rutans, Shads, Rays, Lady Diavola, Aztorian computer, Ghosts, The Litch Queen, The Veritiseans, Saul, Korrman Dreck, The Teetonians, The Bibilovores, The Replicus, St. Dragon, The Lycanites, The Dreiyns, The Solanaceans, sentient radiation, The Demons, The Hellians, Archaeplastidus, Glex, The Spindleman, The Visual, The Aulem, Materiavore, Amorphoid, The Malorians, Borgian transponder, being, Ghost, The Blue, The Insiders, The Newlogicals, The Taurades, The Nonexistance, Time mites

**Non-powerful**
Bow-tie, Phytanill, Aimbot, Whisperer, Beeast, Xqatorius, Kul, Voghery, Volan Sly, Corrently Brantus, Allister Evanstein III, Sil, Bol, Lord Drackvis, ghost, Moonlit hunters, Skratcher, Valoyani, The Rebellion, L'serant, Celeste Brantele, Battle computer, Mr. Harcourt, Old Man Craddock, Ephedera, Agraxex, Lethson, The Hecate Cult, Dagurran Strant, Dorburrus, Alliance agent, Palthinious, John Garriman, The All-Seeing One, Shorbenzy Kormant, Governor android, Jameson, Pilor Vex, Dathel Rek un Seth