FREE DOCTOR WHO: ENGINES OF WAR PDF George Mann | 320 pages | 31 Jul 2014 | Ebury Publishing | 9781849908481 | English | London, United Kingdom Doctor Who: Engines of War by George Mann, Paperback | Barnes & Noble® This page needs a major cleanup in that area. These problems might be so great that the article's factual accuracy has been compromised. Talk about it here or check the revision history or Manual of Style for more information. Originally young and robust, the ninth known incarnation of the Doctorchristened the War Doctor by Alice Obiefuneset upon the warrior path for which he had been intended, and disavowed the name "the Doctor". Though the Time Lords and Daleks continued to refer to him by that name, he was also referred to as "the Warrior", the "Doctor of War", and "the Renegade", but, as far as the Doctor was concerned, he Doctor Who: Engines of War no name. As he fought alongside the Time Lords, he became regarded as a war hero who commanded a great deal of respect from the Time Lord military. Gastron stated that, during the Time War, the War Doctor was noted for going into Doctor Who: Engines of War unarmed, but Doctor Who: Engines of War nonetheless, with his unarmed state being the last thing many saw. After becoming old, battle-weary and faced with the Ultimate Sanctionthe Doctor prepared to use the Moment to end the Time War by committing genocide against both the Daleks and the Time Lords. However, the Moment's sentient interface led him down a different path by letting him view his future first-hand. By teaming up with his future incarnations, the War Doctor's mind was opened to a peaceful way to end the Time War in lieu of the deadly alternative he was going to enact. Teaming up with past and future incarnations, the War Doctor helped to save Gallifrey from destruction; although he was not able to retain these memories, believing himself to have destroyed Gallifrey due to the timeline Doctor Who: Engines of War out of sync. After departing from his future incarnations' company, and once again embracing the name of "the Doctor", he regenerated into Doctor Who: Engines of War younger body due to advanced old age. The First Doctor would occasionally have premonitions of his future incarnations. After the First Doctor was diverted from the South PoleAUDIO : The Bonfires of the Vanities he learned from the Player that " forces from the future " were interfering with his history to stop him from becoming an incarnation that would play a key role in a future conflict. The First Doctor was referred to as "the Doctor of War" by the Testimony Doctor Who: Engines of War, who also showed him footage of the War Doctor, as well as his ten other successors when he expressed doubt over the Twelfth Doctor 's identity. TV : Twice Upon a Time. Mawdryn attempted to force the Fifth Doctor to use up his eight remaining regenerations to end his follower's cycle of perpetual rebirth, but this was rendered unnecessary when Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart made physical contact with his younger self and a discharge of temporal energy was released that allowed Mawdryn and his followers to die. TV : Mawdryn Undead. TV : The Ultimate Foe. When Ace was sent into the Seventh Doctor 's mind, she discovered a room with thirteen cubicles, seven of them empty, while the other six contained shadowy white figures, representing the Doctor's future incarnations. After sealing Gallifrey away in a pocket universeTV : The Day of the Doctor the Seventh Doctor was able to recall teaming up with his other twelve incarnations to save Gallifrey. Doctor Who: Engines of War : Doctor Who. Prior to his arranged execution on Tor-Ka-Nomthe Eighth Doctor told the attending priest that he believed in reincarnation, but that he had "a nasty feeling it [was] not going to apply this time. The Doctor was healed by Kroton when he became the controller of the Glory. The Eighth Doctor nearly regenerated after being wounded by the explosion in the Mukabi laboratory, the associated chemical release eradicating the Fear in his system. After his chest was crushed by sandbags, the Eighth Doctor experienced a coma fantasy where he was walking through a series of corridors, troubled by the sensation that his body was a coat that he had taken off and he would find another one around a corner. However, his connection to Sabbath Dei prevented the Doctor from regenerating due to his second heart beating in Sabbath's chest keeping the Doctor alive as well. After being wounded in a duel with Sebastian Graylethe Eighth Doctor initially asked Charley Pollard if he had "changed", but was assured that he looked no different. When Charley stabbed the Eighth Doctor when he was under the influence of Zagreusthe Doctor resisted the regeneration due to his desire to die. After talking with manifestations of his three immediate predecessors, the Doctor was able to undo his death by surrendering to the forces of Anti- time that empowered Zagreus. When his memory began to fail, the Eighth Doctor thought it was a sign that he would soon regenerate. The War Doctor at the start of his life. TV : The Night of the Doctor. When the Last Great Time War erupted, the Eighth Doctor refused to fight in the conflict, instead helping out its victims wherever he could. He attempted to rescue her from the vessel, but Cass rejected his offer due to him being a Time Lord. He refused to leave her, letting himself die with her as the ship smashed into Karn's surface. However, he was revived by the Sisterhood of Karnwho offered him the ability to control his regeneration and become the person he needed to be in order to end the Time War. Initially, he refused, but after seeing Cass' corpse, on top of the many other tragedies of the Time War, the Doctor's spirit finally broke. Accepting their help, he drank a specially-made formula of the Elixir of Life and regenerated into the Doctor Who: Engines of War the Time War needed. The Doctor fights on the front line of "the worst day of the Time War". Though becoming involved in the Time War, the Doctor initially remained a free agent, materialising where he pleased and having no direct contact with Rassilon and the Generals of the Time Lords. The Doctor constructed a machine that would fire pulses of pure reason at the creature to defeat it. The Sisterhood was then struck by a stream of pure chaos, leading the Loshann to be hit by the spores of the Morlontoa. They were quickly inverted, turned into monsters and attacked. To save themselves and other Loshann on the planet, the Doctor ordered Fey to shoot each of the Loshann. After she did so, the Doctor's machine failed, and the planet would fall anyway, rendering Fey's killing of the Loshann meaningless. Ohila attempted to comfort him by telling him that he did all that he could, but the Doctor only responded in anger at being addressed as "the Doctor". Based on secret intel, the Doctor and Petrella arrived at a location where they expected to find many Dalek flying saucers. However, as Doctor Who: Engines of War as the Daleks detected the presence of the "Predator", the Dalek Supreme ordered the materialisation of new weapons which made short work of the conventional Gallifreyan forces, and instead focused the fleet's attention on the Doctor's TARDIS. Realising the entire battle had been planned out by the Daleks as a lure to try to get at him, the Doctor decided he had no choice but to enter the war in earnest, telling Petrella to set a course for Gallifrey so he could have "a little chat" with Rassilon and begin making a stand with the Time Lords. After some years of searching, the Doctor was able to return Cass's body to the remains of her family. When the Void began to attack and devour the universe, the War Doctor became trapped with his first seven incarnations after the escape of the Eighth Doctor. He was followed shortly by his ninthtenth and twelfth incarnationswho ventured into the Type 1 TARDIS responsible for the disturbance. As the war continued, the Doctor slowly aged into an old man as he fought the Horde of Travestiesthe Army of Meanwhiles and Neverweresand the Skaro Degradations and their kin. Tracing a distress signal to the Scaveline system in the first year of the Time War, Doctor Who: Engines of War Doctor found himself and a Time Lord platoon lead by a Captain at the Gates of Elysiumwhere the source of the distress call, a Dalek saucer commanded by Davroswas under attack. When a huge swarm Doctor Who: Engines of War particles indiscriminately destroyed Daleks and Time Lords alike, Davros revealed that he had created a Nightmare Childand had lured in the Doctor to watch him sacrifice himself, with the Doctor powerless to save him. The Doctor took on the Squire as a companion, showing her the prose of Marcel Proust during their travels. After it was rumoured that the Daleks had recruited the Cyclors before the Time Lords could, the War Doctor was sent to deal with the situation. Though he originally planned to blow the planet up, the Doctor instead transported part of Veestrax to another part of the universe in order to wipe out three Dalek assault battalions. The Doctor creates the Then and the Now with the Psilent songbox. Alice was captured by mechanic tentacles, which brought her underground to a base of the Dalek mutants.