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'''Kalkrav''' was a [[planet]]. | '''Kalkrav''' was a [[planet]]. | ||
By the time [[Bernice Summerfield]] visited [[Danpetro]] at an early point in her life, Kalkrav's [[nomad]]ic culture had been studied by an [[archaeologist]] named [[Wilby]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Game of Soldiers (short story)|A Game of Soldiers]]'') | By the time [[Bernice Summerfield]] visited [[Danpetro]] at an early point in her life, Kalkrav's [[nomad]]ic culture had been studied by an [[archaeologist]] named [[Wilby]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Game of Soldiers (short story)|A Game of Soldiers]]'') | ||
In [[2582]], [[Guild of Adjudicators|Adjudicator]] forces fought against the [[Kalkravian Revolution]]. | In [[2582]], [[Guild of Adjudicators|Adjudicator]] forces fought against the [[Kalkravian Revolution]]. | ||
In [[2592]], three Kalkravian [[nun]]s were observed at a [[transmat]] station on [[Planet (Cold Fusion)|a human colony planet]] while [[Chris Cwej]] and [[Nyssa]] were there. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cold Fusion (novel)|Cold Fusion]]'') | In [[2592]], three Kalkravian [[nun]]s were observed at a [[transmat]] station on [[Planet (Cold Fusion)|a human colony planet]] while [[Chris Cwej]] and [[Nyssa]] were there. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cold Fusion (novel)|Cold Fusion]]'') | ||
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In the era of the [[Twelve Galaxies]], Kalkravian [[firewine]] was served at [[Miranda Dawkins]]' imperial reception at [[the Needle]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Miranda (comic story)|Miranda]]'') | In the era of the [[Twelve Galaxies]], Kalkravian [[firewine]] was served at [[Miranda Dawkins]]' imperial reception at [[the Needle]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Miranda (comic story)|Miranda]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
Kalkravians have only been mentioned in stories written by [[Lance Parkin]]. | |||
=== Non-valid material === | |||
During the [[Last Great Time War]], [[Time Lord]]s tricked Kalkravian arm dealers into fighting for them by opening a space warp between the Kalkravian home systems and a nameless planet half a million years in their past which had been invaded by Daleks. As a result the [[War Doctor]] found traces of Kalkravian words on that planet, including ''plak-than-qa'' – "armed insurgency with disruption of industrial processes". ([[NC]]: {{cs|Climbing the Mountain (short story)}}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 23 August 2023
Kalkrav was a planet.
By the time Bernice Summerfield visited Danpetro at an early point in her life, Kalkrav's nomadic culture had been studied by an archaeologist named Wilby. (PROSE: A Game of Soldiers)
In 2582, Adjudicator forces fought against the Kalkravian Revolution.
In 2592, three Kalkravian nuns were observed at a transmat station on a human colony planet while Chris Cwej and Nyssa were there. (PROSE: Cold Fusion)
In the 2600s, Anderson's ship had seats with hand-stitched Kalkravian leather. (PROSE: The Big Hunt)
Following the Battle of Capra in the Deindum War, Irving Braxiatel imported Kalkravian Marble to Capra and had it carved into the Capra Marbles. (PROSE: Winging It)
In the 46th century, a tomb for Bernice Summerfield existed in the Kalkravian asteroid belt. (PROSE: Paydirt)
In the era of the Twelve Galaxies, Kalkravian firewine was served at Miranda Dawkins' imperial reception at the Needle. (COMIC: Miranda)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
Kalkravians have only been mentioned in stories written by Lance Parkin.
Non-valid material[[edit] | [edit source]]
During the Last Great Time War, Time Lords tricked Kalkravian arm dealers into fighting for them by opening a space warp between the Kalkravian home systems and a nameless planet half a million years in their past which had been invaded by Daleks. As a result the War Doctor found traces of Kalkravian words on that planet, including plak-than-qa – "armed insurgency with disruption of industrial processes". (NC: Climbing the Mountain [+]Loading...["Climbing the Mountain (short story)"])
