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* Various flashbacks are shown to [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Project Twilight (audio story)|Project Twilight]]'', as well as false memories Cassie has of it due to conditioned memories.
* Various flashbacks are shown to [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Project Twilight (audio story)|Project Twilight]]'', as well as false memories Cassie has of it due to conditioned memories.
* [[Charles Crichton]] from [[TV]]: ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' is Deputy-Director of the Forge. In his early days in the [[British Army]], he was friends with [[William Dalton]] and [[Archie Brimmicombe-Wood]].
* [[Charles Crichton]] from [[TV]]: ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' is Deputy-Director of the Forge. In his early days in the [[British Army]], he was friends with [[William Dalton]] and [[Archie Brimmicombe-Wood]].
* Major [[Philip Kirby]] from ''UNIT'' audio [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Longest Night]]'' appears as a Whitehall special envoy, not yet working as the Prime Minister's [[Press secretary|Press Secretary]].
* Major [[Philip Kirby]] from ''[[UNIT (audio series)|UNIT]]'' audio [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Longest Night (audio story)|The Longest Night]]'' appears as a Whitehall special envoy, not yet working as the Prime Minister's [[Press secretary|Press Secretary]].
* [[Internal Counter-Intelligence Service|ICIS]] villain Sergeant French (from [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Coup]]'') was in the Forge. He's recently been promoted from corporal and transferred to ICIS when the story takes place.
* [[Internal Counter-Intelligence Service|ICIS]] villain Sergeant French (from [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Coup (audio story)|The Coup]]'') was in the Forge. He's recently been promoted from corporal and transferred to ICIS when the story takes place.


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Project: Valhalla was a Big Finish Productions novel under the brand New Worlds published in 2005. It focused on the characters of William Abberton, also known as "Nimrod", and Cassandra Schofield, who both first appeared in the Doctor Who audio story Project: Twilight. It also featured Martin Frith and Edith Crumpton from Project: Lazarus and introduced Lysandra Aristedes, who would become a companion of the Seventh Doctor.

Publisher's summary

++Transmission Begins++
From: Deputy Director, Forge Alpha Facility
F.A.O: Director, Department C4, Whitehall
Re: Project: Valhalla
Rogue xenotech crash-site located in Lapland.
Suspected negative environment effect. Local communications network down. Total satellite whiteout.
Senior Field Agent Nimrod dispatched with full extraction team for assessment and harvest. Primary reports indicate total disappearance of local Sámi community. Possible zombie infestation. Crash-site protected by forcefield.
No further communication.
Current status of extraction team: unknown.
Nature of xenotech: unknown.
Threat level: unknown.
++Transmission Ends++

Plot

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Characters

Main characters

Other Forge personnel

Sami

Other

Characters in flashbacks

References

  • The Forge started in the 1890s.
  • An unnamed woman is Director of the Forge, back in Whitehall. The Deputy-Director works at the Alpha Facility.
  • When he hears the Forge handle alien tech, Private Mark Bradley asks if it's "like UNIT". (The Forge personnel react with amusement, looking down on UNIT as "more philanthropic")
  • Bradley compares the Forge's technology to Professor X.

Notes

  • Lysandra calls Alpha Facility "the madhouse", as it was once a lunatic asylum; this is a nod to the Forge's origins, a Scott/Wright TV pitch where it was called Bedlam.

Continuity

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