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|name        = The Master
|individual name = The Master
|main alias  = Holder of the Glory
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|origin    = [[Gallifrey]]
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Having been rescued from death by a being named [[Esterath]], the controller of [[the Glory]], [[renegade Time Lord]] known as '''[[the Master]]'''  was resurrected into the body of a recently deceased vagrant. Assuming that he was to battle the Doctor to gain control over [[the Glory]], the Master trailed the [[Eighth Doctor]] using a symbiotic link he made with [[the Doctor's TARDIS]].


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'''The Master''', in this incarnation, was involved in the fight for [[the Glory]].
== Biography ==
== Biography ==
After [[The Master (Bruce)|the Master]] passed through the [[Eye of Harmony]] ([[DW]]: ''[[Doctor Who (1996)|Doctor Who]]''), he was rescued from the [[Time Vortex]] by a being named [[Esterath]], the then-controller of the Glory, the focal point of reality. The Master was told that it was time for the Glory to gain another controller, but the power had to be fought for. Of course, the Master assumed that the battle would be between himself and his greatest foe. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead]]'')
=== A day to come ===
Upon coming into contact with the [[Bruce Master]] again, the [[Eighth Doctor]] told him he had met his [[future]] [[incarnation]]s, but then added that, even had he not met them, he would have known that the Master would somehow escape the [[Eye of Harmony]] after being "[[Regeneration Operation|dropped]]" into it. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Day of the Master (audio story)|Day of the Master]]'')


With a new body in his possession, the Master trailed [[Eighth Doctor|the Doctor]] for some time without his enemy suspecting - even after they had met face to face. He was present in London during the crisis resulting from [[Grace Holloway]]'s attempt to merge human and Time Lord [[DNA]] (the alien DNA was in fact that of a [[morphant]]). He killed an [[MI6]] [[M16 agent|agent]] with the [[TCE]] at this time, but fortunately for the Master the Doctor departed before his trademark was discovered. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Fallen]]'')
=== Origin ===
After being placed [[The Master's trial (The TV Movie)|on trial]] by the [[Dalek]]s, ([[TV]]: {{cs|Doctor Who (TV story)}}) the [[Dalek Time Controller|Dalek Litigator]] judged the Master guilty, ordering him to be exterminated as his punishment. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Vengeance (audio story)|Vengeance]]'') Before he was executed by the Daleks on [[Skaro]], he made a final request: for the [[Seventh Doctor]] to transport his remains back to Gallifrey.


The Master later made contact with [[Sato Katsura]], a [[Japanese]] [[samurai]] unwillingly rendered [[immortal]] as a result of his involvement in the Doctor's adventures. The embittered warrior became the Master's follower. At his behest, Sato adopted the identity of Cardinal Morningstar and became leader of the [[Church of the Glorious Dead]], instigator of a holy war that altered the history of Earth, a planet now renamed "Dhakan".
However, en route, the Master used a [[Deathworm Morphant]] to interfere with the TARDIS, causing a timing malfunction that resulted in an emergency landing in [[San Francisco]] during the final days of [[1999]], where the Doctor was struck down in a gang war and the Master managed to escape the TARDIS and hide inside a bag belonging to ambulance driver [[Bruce Gerhardt]]. The Master later forced his way into Bruce's body, killing him and taking over his body. Now in Bruce's body, the Master tried to steal the body of the [[Eighth Doctor]], only to fall into the [[Eye of Harmony]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Doctor Who (TV story)|Doctor Who]]'') where he would remain trapped for a long time, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lifeboat and the Deathboat (audio story)|The Lifeboat and the Deathboat]]'') until Bruce's body was unable to survive in the Eye and slowly came apart. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'')


Passing through the Eye had given the Master the ability to influence the flight of [[the TARDIS]], which he used to send the craft to times and places which would weaken the Doctor's self-belief and confidence. This done, the two fought for the Glory, with the Master apparently triumphant.
=== Fight for the Glory ===
Nearing his ultimate destruction, the Master was rescued by a being named [[Esterath]], the controller of [[the Glory]], the focal point of the [[Omniverse]]. The Master was told that it was time for the Glory to gain another controller, but the power had to be fought for. The Master assumed that the battle would be between himself and the Doctor.


However, the Master was mistaken: the true battle was between his companion, Sato, and the Doctor's, the [[Cyberman]] [[Kroton (Cyberman)|Kroton]]. Kroton was the ultimate winner of this contest, and amongst his first acts as controller of the Glory were to cleanse the TARDIS of the Master's influence, and to banish the Master somewhere that he could not escape. Whilst being banished, the Master declared he would survive and return. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead]]'')
After gliding over the many realities throughout the Omniversal Spectrum for what he described as seeming like "centuries", the Master was resurrected into the body of a recently deceased vagrant on the streets of [[2001]] [[Brixton]]. Some weeks afterwards, due to a symbiotic link he had formed with [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] when it consumed part of his essence after he passed through the [[Eye of Harmony]], the Master was transported onto [[the Moon]] during one of the Doctor's adventures. The symbiotic link between the Doctor's TARDIS and the Master had also given the latter the ability to influence the flight of the TARDIS, which he used to send the craft to times and places which would weaken the Doctor's self-belief and confidence. The Master subsequently used this link to trail the Doctor for some time without his enemy suspecting. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'')


: ''For later events in the Master's life, see [[The Master|main article]].''
He was present in London during the crisis resulting from [[Grace Holloway]]'s attempt to merge human and Time Lord [[DNA]] but was using the alien DNA of a [[Morphant]] by mistake. He killed [[Duncan (The Fallen)|Duncan]], an [[MI6]] agent, with his TCE. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Fallen (comic story)|The Fallen]]'')
 
[[File:Master(GloriousDead).jpg|thumb|The Master begins to disappear after being banished by [[Kroton (Throwback: The Soul of a Cyberman)|Kroton]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'')|alt=|left]]
The Master later made contact with [[Sato Katsura]], a [[Japanese]] [[samurai]] unwillingly rendered [[Immortality|immortal]] as a result of his involvement in the Doctor's adventures. The embittered warrior became the Master's follower. At his behest, Sato adopted the identity of "Cardinal Morningstar" and became the leader of the [[Church of the Glorious Dead]], instigator of a holy war that altered the history of Earth, a planet now renamed "Dhakan". After revealing his plot to the Doctor, the Master won a sword fight with the Doctor by stabbing him, but then learned that the true battle for the Glory was between Sato and the Doctor's companion, the [[Cyberman]] [[Kroton (Throwback: The Soul of a Cyberman)|Kroton]], of which Kroton was the victor. Amongst his first acts as the controller of the Glory were to cleanse Earth's history and the TARDIS of the Master's influence. Kroton sent the Master away to parts unknown, who declared he would survive and return. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'')
 
=== Destruction ===
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Despite his many attempted escapes, the Master would eventually return to the [[Eye of Harmony]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Planet of Dust (audio story)|Planet of Dust]]'') Eventually broken down to a gaseous state, the Master escaped the Eye of Harmony by influencing the dreams of [[Edward Grainger]] in [[1906]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Forgotten (short story)|Forgotten]]'')
 
== Appearance ==
After gaining a new body, the Master resembled a black street preacher with a balding head. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Fallen (comic story)|The Fallen]]'') After revealing himself, he replaced his clothes with a more regal outfit. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'')
 
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 5 September 2024

Having been rescued from death by a being named Esterath, the controller of the Glory, renegade Time Lord known as the Master was resurrected into the body of a recently deceased vagrant. Assuming that he was to battle the Doctor to gain control over the Glory, the Master trailed the Eighth Doctor using a symbiotic link he made with the Doctor's TARDIS.

Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]

A day to come[[edit] | [edit source]]

Upon coming into contact with the Bruce Master again, the Eighth Doctor told him he had met his future incarnations, but then added that, even had he not met them, he would have known that the Master would somehow escape the Eye of Harmony after being "dropped" into it. (AUDIO: Day of the Master)

Origin[[edit] | [edit source]]

After being placed on trial by the Daleks, (TV: Doctor Who [+]Loading...["Doctor Who (TV story)"]) the Dalek Litigator judged the Master guilty, ordering him to be exterminated as his punishment. (AUDIO: Vengeance) Before he was executed by the Daleks on Skaro, he made a final request: for the Seventh Doctor to transport his remains back to Gallifrey.

However, en route, the Master used a Deathworm Morphant to interfere with the TARDIS, causing a timing malfunction that resulted in an emergency landing in San Francisco during the final days of 1999, where the Doctor was struck down in a gang war and the Master managed to escape the TARDIS and hide inside a bag belonging to ambulance driver Bruce Gerhardt. The Master later forced his way into Bruce's body, killing him and taking over his body. Now in Bruce's body, the Master tried to steal the body of the Eighth Doctor, only to fall into the Eye of Harmony, (TV: Doctor Who) where he would remain trapped for a long time, (AUDIO: The Lifeboat and the Deathboat) until Bruce's body was unable to survive in the Eye and slowly came apart. (COMIC: The Glorious Dead)

Fight for the Glory[[edit] | [edit source]]

Nearing his ultimate destruction, the Master was rescued by a being named Esterath, the controller of the Glory, the focal point of the Omniverse. The Master was told that it was time for the Glory to gain another controller, but the power had to be fought for. The Master assumed that the battle would be between himself and the Doctor.

After gliding over the many realities throughout the Omniversal Spectrum for what he described as seeming like "centuries", the Master was resurrected into the body of a recently deceased vagrant on the streets of 2001 Brixton. Some weeks afterwards, due to a symbiotic link he had formed with the Doctor's TARDIS when it consumed part of his essence after he passed through the Eye of Harmony, the Master was transported onto the Moon during one of the Doctor's adventures. The symbiotic link between the Doctor's TARDIS and the Master had also given the latter the ability to influence the flight of the TARDIS, which he used to send the craft to times and places which would weaken the Doctor's self-belief and confidence. The Master subsequently used this link to trail the Doctor for some time without his enemy suspecting. (COMIC: The Glorious Dead)

He was present in London during the crisis resulting from Grace Holloway's attempt to merge human and Time Lord DNA but was using the alien DNA of a Morphant by mistake. He killed Duncan, an MI6 agent, with his TCE. (COMIC: The Fallen)

The Master begins to disappear after being banished by Kroton. (COMIC: The Glorious Dead)

The Master later made contact with Sato Katsura, a Japanese samurai unwillingly rendered immortal as a result of his involvement in the Doctor's adventures. The embittered warrior became the Master's follower. At his behest, Sato adopted the identity of "Cardinal Morningstar" and became the leader of the Church of the Glorious Dead, instigator of a holy war that altered the history of Earth, a planet now renamed "Dhakan". After revealing his plot to the Doctor, the Master won a sword fight with the Doctor by stabbing him, but then learned that the true battle for the Glory was between Sato and the Doctor's companion, the Cyberman Kroton, of which Kroton was the victor. Amongst his first acts as the controller of the Glory were to cleanse Earth's history and the TARDIS of the Master's influence. Kroton sent the Master away to parts unknown, who declared he would survive and return. (COMIC: The Glorious Dead)

Destruction[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Destruction of the Preacher Master

Despite his many attempted escapes, the Master would eventually return to the Eye of Harmony. (AUDIO: Planet of Dust) Eventually broken down to a gaseous state, the Master escaped the Eye of Harmony by influencing the dreams of Edward Grainger in 1906. (PROSE: Forgotten)

Appearance[[edit] | [edit source]]

After gaining a new body, the Master resembled a black street preacher with a balding head. (COMIC: The Fallen) After revealing himself, he replaced his clothes with a more regal outfit. (COMIC: The Glorious Dead)