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The '''Cwejen''' were clones of [[Chris Cwej]] created by the [[Time Lord]]s for use in the [[Second War in Heaven]]. Each Cwejen came from a different timeline of the original Chris Cwej, giving a large range of abilities for their Time Lord masters to utilise. ([[FP]]: ''[[The Book of the War]]'') | The '''Cwejen''' were clones of [[Chris Cwej]] created by the [[Time Lord]]s for use in the [[Second War in Heaven]]. Each Cwejen came from a different timeline of the original Chris Cwej, giving a large range of abilities for their Time Lord masters to utilise. ([[FP]]: ''[[The Book of the War]]'') | ||
==Individuals== | ==Individuals== | ||
*[[Cwej-Prime]]. | *[[Cwej-Prime]]. ([[FP]]: ''[[Warlords of Utopia]]'') | ||
*[[Cwej-Plus]]. | *[[Cwej-Plus]]. | ||
*[[Cwej-Magnus]]. ([[FP]]: ''[[The Book of the War]]'') | *[[Cwej-Magnus]]. ([[FP]]: ''[[The Book of the War]]'') | ||
Revision as of 08:17, 29 April 2011
The Cwejen were clones of Chris Cwej created by the Time Lords for use in the Second War in Heaven. Each Cwejen came from a different timeline of the original Chris Cwej, giving a large range of abilities for their Time Lord masters to utilise. (FP: The Book of the War)
Individuals
- Cwej-Prime. (FP: Warlords of Utopia)
- Cwej-Plus.
- Cwej-Magnus. (FP: The Book of the War)
- Septimus. (BFBS: The Adventure of the Diogenes Damsel)
History
One of the Cwejen was present at a mysterious incident in the Hollywood Bowl, which may have been a point of contact with the Enemy. (FP: The Book of the War)
Cwej-Prime was involved in hunting a number of rogue members of the Great Houses who escaped into the multiverse at the behest of House Mirraflex. In order to do so, he allied himself with a parallel Nazi Germany that was never defeated. With Great Houses technology, that Germany began to conquer it's neighbouring parallel Earths. (FP: Warlords of Utopia)
One Cwejen, who adopted the name Septimus from a human, aided its Time Lord master Straxus on a mission to 19th century Earth. (BFBS: The Adventure of the Diogenes Damsel)
