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'''''Twilight's End''''' was the seventeenth short story in the [[Short Trips (series)|Short Trips]] anthology ''[[Short Trips: Defining Patterns]]''. It was written by [[Cavan Scott]] and [[Mark Wright]]. It featured the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[William Abberton|Nimrod]].
'''''Twilight's End''''' was the seventeenth short story in the [[Short Trips (series)|Short Trips]] anthology ''[[Short Trips: Defining Patterns]]''. It was written by [[Cavan Scott]] and [[Mark Wright]]. It featured the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[William Abberton|Nimrod]].
== Summary ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* A reading of the story by [[Beth Chalmers]] was released free to subscribers whose subscriptions included ''[[Rat Trap (audio story)|Rat Trap]]''.
* A reading of the story by [[Beth Chalmers]] was released free to subscribers whose subscriptions included ''[[Rat Trap (audio story)|Rat Trap]]''.
== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
* The Doctor and Nimrod refer to the events of [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Project Twilight (audio story)|Project: Twilight]]'' and ''[[Project Lazarus (audio story)|Project: Lazarus]]''.
* The Doctor and Nimrod refer to the events of [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Project Twilight (audio story)|Project: Twilight]]'' and ''[[Project Lazarus (audio story)|Project: Lazarus]]''.

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Twilight's End was the seventeenth short story in the Short Trips anthology Short Trips: Defining Patterns. It was written by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright. It featured the Seventh Doctor and Nimrod.

Summary

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Characters

References

  • The Forge's base can withstand the combined forces of the Dalek, Slarvian, and Cyber empires.
  • The doors in the Forge's base are made of Huldran ore.

Notes

  • A reading of the story by Beth Chalmers was released free to subscribers whose subscriptions included Rat Trap.

Continuity