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'''Sarn''' was a [[volcano|volcanic]] [[planet]] which had been a colony of [[Trion (planet)|Trion]]. The [[Trion (species)|Trions]] mainly used Sarn for its regenerating [[Numismaton Gas]], but they began using it as a [[prison planet]] for political prisoners. | '''Sarn''' was a [[volcano|volcanic]] [[planet]] which had been a colony of [[Trion (planet)|Trion]]. The [[Trion (species)|Trions]] mainly used Sarn for its regenerating [[Numismaton Gas]], but they began using it as a [[prison planet]] for political prisoners. | ||
The people of Sarn descended from a high-technology society into tribalism and [[superstition]]. They worshiped [[Logar]], God of the Fire Mountain, and sacrificed unbelievers in fire. | The people of Sarn descended from a high-technology society into tribalism and [[superstition]]. They worshiped [[Logar]], God of the Fire Mountain, and sacrificed unbelievers in fire. In truth, Logar was essentially a Trion wearing a protective suit to protect them from volcanic activity. The descendants of the political prisoners had forgotten higher technology. | ||
When [[Turlough]] and the [[Fifth Doctor]] went to Sarn, Turlough sent a [[distress call]] to Trion, requesting assistance for the people, who were threatened by a volcanic eruption during the [[Time of Fire]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Fire]]'') | When [[Turlough]] and the [[Fifth Doctor]] went to Sarn, Turlough sent a [[distress call]] to Trion, requesting assistance for the people, who were threatened by a volcanic eruption during the [[Time of Fire]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Fire]]'') | ||
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Sarn was a volcanic planet which had been a colony of Trion. The Trions mainly used Sarn for its regenerating Numismaton Gas, but they began using it as a prison planet for political prisoners.
The people of Sarn descended from a high-technology society into tribalism and superstition. They worshiped Logar, God of the Fire Mountain, and sacrificed unbelievers in fire. In truth, Logar was essentially a Trion wearing a protective suit to protect them from volcanic activity. The descendants of the political prisoners had forgotten higher technology.
When Turlough and the Fifth Doctor went to Sarn, Turlough sent a distress call to Trion, requesting assistance for the people, who were threatened by a volcanic eruption during the Time of Fire. (TV: Planet of Fire)
Behind the scenes
- The Sarn landscape was depicted through filming in Lanzarote in the Canary Islands.
