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On [[30 January]] [[2065]], ''[[TV 21]]'' issued its first [[news]] piece about [[Skaro]]. It stated that a [[neutron bomb]] had accidentally [[Explosion|exploded]] on the [[planet]], completely [[Destruction|destroying]] the [[Humanoid Dalek|Dalek]] [[capital city]] of [[Dalazar]]. [[War Lord]] [[Zolfian]] and [[scientist]] [[Yarvelling]] were reported to be the only survivors of the catastrophe. Further details about the story were available on the twentieth [[page]] of the publication. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Stingray Attacked! (short story)|Stingray Attacked!]]'') It transpired that [[radiation]] from the bomb caused [[mutation]]s in the original race of [[Dalek]]s and that they retreated into Yarvelling's [[invention]], originally intended as a [[Dalek War Machine|War Machine]] but used as a [[casing]], to survive. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Genesis of Evil (comic story)|Genesis of Evil]]'') A [[photograph]] depicting one of the new Daleks accompanied the article. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Stingray Attacked! (short story)|Stingray Attacked!]]'') | On [[30 January]] [[2065]], ''[[TV 21]]'' issued its first [[news]] piece about [[Skaro]]. It stated that a [[neutron bomb]] had accidentally [[Explosion|exploded]] on the [[planet]], completely [[Destruction|destroying]] the [[Humanoid Dalek|Dalek]] [[capital city]] of [[Dalazar]]. [[War Lord]] [[Zolfian]] and [[scientist]] [[Yarvelling]] were reported to be the only survivors of the catastrophe. Further details about the story were available on the twentieth [[page]] of the publication. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Stingray Attacked! (short story)|Stingray Attacked!]]'') It transpired that [[radiation]] from the bomb caused [[mutation]]s in the original race of [[Dalek]]s and that they retreated into Yarvelling's [[invention]], originally intended as a [[Dalek War Machine|War Machine]] but used as a [[casing]], to survive. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Genesis of Evil (comic story)|Genesis of Evil]]'') A [[photograph]] depicting one of the new Daleks accompanied the article. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Stingray Attacked! (short story)|Stingray Attacked!]]'') | ||
On [[13 February]], the [[Space Agency]] released a report revealing that only [[hour]]s after work on the [[Dalek City|new Dalek City]] had been completed, evidence of a [[spacecraft]] entering Skaro's [[atmosphere]] was picked up on the [[Electron Displacement Recorder]]. It also noted that the [[Dalek Emperor]] ordered "immediate evasive action". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fireball Surrenders! (short story)|Fireball Surrenders!]]'') A [[week]] later on [[20 February]], a [[Space News Agency]] report clarified that the Daleks had spread [[sand]] over their city as protection and [[camouflage]]. It also elaborated on the intent of the unidentified [[enemy]], claiming that the sole purpose of their mission appeared to be the [[mining]] of sand and that [[slave]]s were ordered to collect the very sand which covered the Dalek City. A statement indicating the Daleks were expected to make a counter-attack concluded the story. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Titan Declares War! (short story)|Titan Declares War!]]'') | On [[13 February]], the [[Space Agency]] released a report revealing that only [[hour]]s after work on the [[Dalek City|new Dalek City]] had been completed, evidence of a [[spacecraft]] entering Skaro's [[atmosphere]] was picked up on the [[Electron Displacement Recorder]]. It also noted that the [[Dalek Emperor]] ordered "immediate evasive action". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fireball Surrenders! (short story)|Fireball Surrenders!]]'') A [[week]] later on [[20 February]], a [[Space News Agency]] report clarified that the Daleks had spread [[sand]] over their city as protection and [[camouflage]]. It also elaborated on the intent of the unidentified [[enemy]], claiming that the sole purpose of their mission appeared to be the [[mining]] of sand and that [[slave]]s were ordered to collect the very sand which covered the Dalek City. A statement indicating the Daleks were expected to make a counter-attack concluded the story. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Titan Declares War! (short story)|Titan Declares War!]]'') By [[13 March]], the Daleks were reported to have captured the hostile spacecraft which was identified as [[Krattorian]]. Further reports reaching the [[London]] [[office]] suggested that the slaves were progressing their plans to overthrow their "[[evil]] [[master]]" [[Kest]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Superjet Shot Down (short story)|Superjet Shot Down]]'') | ||
On [[20 March]], the Space News Agency publicised the fact that the Daleks had discovered the missing link they needed to begin their conquest of [[space]]. For the first time, this [[information]] gave rise to concern in official [[circle]]s because, as communicated in the statement, if the Daleks managed to achieve their aims then the whole [[universe]] would be in [[danger]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Jungle Terror! (short story)|Jungle Terror!]]'') This revelation prompted the News Agency to develop methods in order to monitor Dalek activity on a more reliable basis; further reports were obtained in full [[colour]] via a [[hyper-space video-phone]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Power Play (comic story)|Power Play]]'') | |||
Revision as of 18:25, 31 March 2021
The 2060s Dalek invasion of Earth was a conflict between the World Government of humanity and the Dalek Empire. Although Dalek and human forces directly clashed on several recorded occasions, the war was largely characterised by a lack of fighting. Within the solar system, tensions gradually rose in official circles as news of the Daleks' technologicial advancements reached them. On Skaro, the Daleks were guided by a directive to invade and conquer the entire universe which, as they encountered more humanoid species, evolved into a specific desire to stamp out the quality which the Dalek Prime labelled "human spirit".
A blindspot for some time, the Daleks eventually discovered the location of Earth after a passenger spacecraft from the planet landed on Skaro. The Emperor immediately launched his fleet in preparation for the invasion. However, the culmination of multiple years of hostility was foiled in most part by the outside involvement of the Elders, telepaths of great power who had seeded Earth in the distant past. Just one ship survived the onslaught, which carried the Emperor and his closest advisors, the Black Dalek and the Red Dalek, who vowed as they fled to return for another oppurtunity to invade. Kaslan, leader of the Elders, acknowledged this inevitability, telling Commander Trent and his men that the Daleks would be resisted by "another" at some point in the future.
History
Rise of the Daleks
On 30 January 2065, TV 21 issued its first news piece about Skaro. It stated that a neutron bomb had accidentally exploded on the planet, completely destroying the Dalek capital city of Dalazar. War Lord Zolfian and scientist Yarvelling were reported to be the only survivors of the catastrophe. Further details about the story were available on the twentieth page of the publication. (PROSE: Stingray Attacked!) It transpired that radiation from the bomb caused mutations in the original race of Daleks and that they retreated into Yarvelling's invention, originally intended as a War Machine but used as a casing, to survive. (COMIC: Genesis of Evil) A photograph depicting one of the new Daleks accompanied the article. (PROSE: Stingray Attacked!)
On 13 February, the Space Agency released a report revealing that only hours after work on the new Dalek City had been completed, evidence of a spacecraft entering Skaro's atmosphere was picked up on the Electron Displacement Recorder. It also noted that the Dalek Emperor ordered "immediate evasive action". (PROSE: Fireball Surrenders!) A week later on 20 February, a Space News Agency report clarified that the Daleks had spread sand over their city as protection and camouflage. It also elaborated on the intent of the unidentified enemy, claiming that the sole purpose of their mission appeared to be the mining of sand and that slaves were ordered to collect the very sand which covered the Dalek City. A statement indicating the Daleks were expected to make a counter-attack concluded the story. (PROSE: Titan Declares War!) By 13 March, the Daleks were reported to have captured the hostile spacecraft which was identified as Krattorian. Further reports reaching the London office suggested that the slaves were progressing their plans to overthrow their "evil master" Kest. (PROSE: Superjet Shot Down)
On 20 March, the Space News Agency publicised the fact that the Daleks had discovered the missing link they needed to begin their conquest of space. For the first time, this information gave rise to concern in official circles because, as communicated in the statement, if the Daleks managed to achieve their aims then the whole universe would be in danger. (PROSE: Jungle Terror!) This revelation prompted the News Agency to develop methods in order to monitor Dalek activity on a more reliable basis; further reports were obtained in full colour via a hyper-space video-phone. (COMIC: Power Play)
