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|image = [[Image:Dalek Emperor.jpg|250px]]
|aka              =
|Conflict name = Battle of the Game Station
|image            = File:The-parting-of-the-ways.jpg
|part of = Aftermath of the [[Last Great Time War]]
|part of           = Aftermath of the [[Last Great Time War]]
|date = [[200,100]]
|date             = [[200100|200,100]]
|location = [[Earth]], surrounding space and the [[Satellite Five|Game Station]]
|location         = [[Earth]] orbit, surrounding space and the [[Satellite Five|Game Station]]
|result = [[Human]] victory (but Earth took a lot of damage and all Humans on the Game Station but one were killed)
|result           = {{il|[[Human]] victory|[[Earth]] heavily bombed|[[Satellite Five|Game Station]] decimated|[[Jack Harkness]] killed, revived, made immortal|Destruction of the [[Dalek Emperor in the Last Great Time War|Dalek Emperor]] and fleet|[[Regeneration]] of the [[Ninth Doctor]]}}
Destruction of the [[Dalek Emperor]]<br>
|side1            = [[Dalek Empire]]
The [[Doctor]] is forced to regenerate into his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]]
|side2            = [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]]  
|combatants = <ul><li>[[Dalek]]s</li><li>[[Human]]s</li></ul>
|leader1          = [[Dalek Prime]]
|commanders = <ul><li>[[Dalek Emperor]]</li><li>[[Ninth Doctor|The Doctor]]</li></ul> <ul><li>[[Jack Harkness|Captain Jack Harkness]]</li></ul> <ul><li>[[Bad Wolf entity]]
|leader2          = [[Ninth Doctor]], [[Jack Harkness|Captain Jack Harkness]]
|strength = <ul><li>Over 400,000 Daleks</li><li>Small resistance on Game Station</li></ul>
|strength1        = About 500,000
|strength2        = Small resistance, [[Bad Wolf (entity)|the Bad Wolf]]
}}
}}
The '''Battle of Satellite Five''' was one of the many major battles between [[Human]]s and [[Dalek]]s, and part of the aftermath of the [[Last Great Time War]]. It took place on the [[Satellite Five|Game Station]]. The Doctor considered the battle part of the War, and its outcome the "last act of the Time War".
The '''Battle of the Game Station''', known to the [[Time Lord]]s as the '''Bad Wolf Incident''', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dalek Combat Training Manual (reference book)|Dalek Combat Training Manual]]'') was the confrontation over [[Earth]] in [[200100|200,100]] between the [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]] and the remnants of the [[Dalek Empire]] in the aftermath of the [[Last Great Time War]]. It took place on the [[Satellite Five|Game Station]]. The [[Tenth Doctor]] later described its outcome the "final act of the Time War" itself. ([[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'')


==History==
== History ==
===Origins===
=== A day to come ===
The Battle of Satellite Five was started because the [[Dalek Emperor]] and his flagship survived the destruction of the [[Dalek Empire]] in [[Battle of Gallifrey (Time War)|the main part of the Last Great Time War]], and [[time travel|fell through time]] to the year [[199,909]] and began influencing the [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]] as a cover for his plans, using the [[Jagrafess]] and [[the Editor]] as puppet leaders in his plans. He rebuilt the [[Dalek]] race [[Daleks of Human Origin|from Human cells]] taken using [[transmat|"disintegration" beams]] to create an army of nearly half a million Daleks, and built an extra two hundred [[flying saucer#Dalek flying saucers|flying saucers]] to rebuild the imperial fleet at the edge of the [[Sol]] system. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'', ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'' / ''[[The Parting of the Ways]]'')
The [[Time War]]-era [[Time Lord]]s watched a projection of this incident, teaching them that the already-known to be dangerous Dalek Emperor could survive the War. Nonetheless, they were relieved to see the Emperor would play a long game for centuries, rather that launching a new campaign right after escaping the Time War. The Time Lords also kept an index file on Rose under the name "Bad Wolf." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dalek Combat Training Manual (reference book)|Dalek Combat Training Manual]]'')


===Conflict===
=== Origins ===
====Beginnings====
The [[Dalek Emperor in the Last Great Time War|Dalek Emperor]] survived the destruction of the [[Dalek Empire]] in the [[Last Great Time War]] and [[time travel|fell through time]] ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'') and [[the Void]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Whoniverse (novel)|The Whoniverse]]'') to the year [[199,909]]. He influenced the [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]] as a cover for his plans and used the [[Jagrafess]] and [[the Editor]] as puppets. He rebuilt the [[Dalek]] race [[Daleks of human origin|from human cells]] taken by [[transmat|"disintegration beams"]] to create an army of nearly half a million Daleks. He built two hundred [[Dalek flying saucer|flying saucers]] for the imperial fleet at the edge of the [[solar system]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Long Game (TV story)|The Long Game]]'', ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'' / ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'') By another account, the army stood at a million. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[I Am a Dalek (novel)|I Am a Dalek]]'')
In the year [[200,100]], when the Dalek plan was nearing completion, the Daleks were discovered by [[Ninth Doctor|the Doctor]], who they needed for part of their plan. They took [[Rose Tyler]] and threatened to kill her unless the Doctor let Earth fall to the Daleks, however the Doctor refused, and with [[Jack Harkness]] travelled to the Emperor's flagship in [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] as the fleet advanced upon [[Earth]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'')


====The Battle====
=== Conflict ===
After realising that the Dalek Emperor was still in existance and that the new army of [[Kaled mutant]]s were half-[[Human]] and forced to worship the Emperor, the Doctor, Rose and Jack travelled back to the Game Station and protected the top five levels with a [[force field]] provided by the [[tribophysical waveform macro-kinetic extrapolator]], and sent Jack down to the lower levels to recruit Humans to fight against the oncomng army. However, thanks to [[Rodrick]], a Human, most of the people refused, believing that the Daleks were mere myth.
==== Beginnings ====
In the year [[200,100]], the [[Controller (Bad Wolf)|Controller]] of the [[Game Station]] used an advanced [[transmat beam]] to penetrate [[the TARDIS]] carrying the [[Ninth Doctor]], [[Rose Tyler]] and [[Captain Jack Harkness]], bringing both the craft and its occupants to the Game Station. As the Doctor recalled, they had just left [[Kyoto]] in [[1336]], having encountered the [[Volsci]] at the [[Battle of Minatogawa]], and had visited [[Raxacoricofallapatorius]] before that. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'', [[COMIC]]: ''[[Return of the Volsci (comic story)|Return of the Volsci]]'')


The Doctor built a [[Delta Wave]] to fry the Daleks' brainstems and sent Rose back to [[2006]], as the recruited Humans shot [[bastic bullet]]s into the casings of the Daleks which had arrived at the Game Station, however only managing to blind one before all humans but Jack were killed. The Anne Droid successfully destroyed three Daleks with its disintegration beam before she too was destroyed. The Dalek fleet advanced upon Earth, using their weapons to bomb the continents out of existence. It is not known whether the Emperor was trying to recreate the [[planet]] [[Skaro]] on Earth, or just killing all the Humans on the planet.
The TARDIS was placed in [[Archive Six]], whilst the three travellers were separately placed in the station's [[game show]]s to hide them, leading the Doctor to discover that the Dalek plan was nearing completion. They took Rose and threatened to kill her unless the Doctor let [[Earth]] fall to the Daleks. He refused. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') He and Captain Jack Harkness travelled in the TARDIS to the Emperor's flagship as the fleet advanced upon [[Earth]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'')


Eventually all the Humans on the Station were killed, including Jack. However, Rose returned from the [[21st century]] as the omnipotent [[Bad Wolf entity|Bad Wolf]], dividing the Daleks and their fleet into atoms before turning them to dust, and resurrected Jack. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways]]'') So far, it is unknown if Rose returned the continents to their original shape, or if any other humans on the [[Game Station]] were resurrected.
==== The battle ====
Knowing the Dalek Emperor lived and the new army of [[Kaled mutant]]s were half-[[human]]s who worshipped the Emperor, the Doctor, Rose and Jack returned to the Game Station. They protected the top five levels with a [[force field]] generated by the [[tribophysical waveform macro-kinetic extrapolator]]. Jack went to the lower levels to recruit humans to fight the oncoming army. Thanks to [[Rodrick]], most of the people refused, believing the Daleks a myth.


===Aftermath===
The Doctor built a [[delta wave]] to fry the Daleks' [[brain]]stems and sent Rose back to [[2006]], while the recruited humans mounted a defence. Using barricades and highly concentrated fire, they shot [[bastic bullet]]s at the invading Daleks. They blinded one before all humans but Jack were killed. They also attempted to use internal defences, including lasers, but the Daleks managed to disable them. The [[Anne Droid]] stopped three Daleks with its transmat beam before it too was destroyed. The Dalek fleet advanced upon Earth, bombing continents out of existence.
The Doctor had to absorb the [[Time Vortex]] energy which had made Rose into the Bad Wolf, causing him to [[regeneration|regenerate]] into his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways]]'', ''[[Children in Need Special]]'')


Humanity was left to recover after the previous 191 years of suppression by the Daleks. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways]]'')
All the humans on the station were dead, including Jack. However, Rose returned from the [[21st century]] as the near-omnipotent [[Bad Wolf entity|Bad Wolf]], dividing the Daleks and their fleet into atoms, turning them to dust, and resurrecting Jack. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'')


Jack was also left behind by the Doctor but managed to used his Vortex Manipulator in his Time Agent wrist strap to try to return to the present time and wait for the Doctor. The Manipulator deposited him in the 1800's and broke down, leaving him stranded. Also his ressurection by Rose left him immortal and unable to truly die.
=== Aftermath ===
The Doctor absorbed the [[Time Vortex]] energy which had made Rose into the Bad Wolf, forcing him to [[regeneration|regenerate]] into his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'') Rose became aware of her actions as the Bad Wolf. When facing a [[Dalek (I Am a Dalek)|lone Dalek]] at [[Crediton Vale]], Rose recalled the incident only for the Doctor to deny her implicit suggestion, warning that another attempt could destroy [[the universe]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[I Am a Dalek (novel)|I Am a Dalek]]'') As Rose left Mickey and Jackie, not contacting them after she left in the TARDIS, Mickey believed that Rose had been killed but Jackie thought she was alive. Mickey wrote about this on [[www.whoisdoctorwho.co.uk|whoisdoctorwho.co.uk]] in late [[2006]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Mars (WiDW short story)|Mars]]'')


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Though the Doctor was optimistic that mankind would be left to recover, after 191 years of repression by the [[Dalek]]s, ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'') in the direct aftermath they dealt with [[radiation]] and [[starvation]]. [[Journalism]] started up again. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Year After I Died (audio story)|The Year After I Died]]'')


Jack was left behind by the Doctor. Making it to the ravaged Earth, Jack was responsible for overthrowing the [[Hope Foundation]], composed of a rich elite of humans in space that sought to exploit the survivors of the Dalek invasion. When [[Trear Station]], formerly the Game Station, crashed to Earth, Jack was confident that humanity would ultimately rebuild itself as he saw that an abundance of resources was salvaged from the grounded station. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Year After I Died (audio story)|The Year After I Died]]'')
Jack eventually used [[Jack Harkness' vortex manipulator|his vortex manipulator]] to try to return to the 21st century to wait for the Doctor. The manipulator deposited him in [[1869]] and broke down, stranding him. In addition, his resurrection by Rose had left him immortal. ([[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'')
The invasion was among the events recounted in ''[[The Dalek Conquests]]'', which placed it as the end of known Dalek history. However, the [[narrator (The Dalek Conquests)|narrator]] did ponder openly as to whether a species with access to time travel could ever truly go extinct. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Dalek Conquests (audio story)|The Dalek Conquests]]'')
Indeed, the Doctor and Rose later discovered the Daleks had survived through the [[Cult of Skaro]], who had escaped to [[the Void]]. Speaking to them, Rose revealed that the Emperor survived the Time War, only to gloat as she recalled that she killed him, much to the fury of [[Dalek Sec]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Doomsday (TV story)|Doomsday]]'') The Cult's activities began a chain of events which ultimately led to the establishment of a [[New Dalek Paradigm]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Journey's End (TV story)|Journey's End]]'', ''[[Victory of the Daleks (TV story)|Victory of the Daleks]]'', [[PROSE]]: ''[[Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe (short story)|Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe]]'')
Using the human dating system, the [[Time Lord]]s' also placed this [[2001st century]] event at the end of known Dalek activity in linear history, following the [[Siege of Trenzalore]] and the [[Twelfth Doctor]]'s encounter with [[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]] before his [[regeneration]]. All Dalek activity was placed within the [[1st Segment of Time]]; ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dalek Combat Training Manual (reference book)|Dalek Combat Training Manual]]'') indeed, the inhabitants of [[the Ark]] circa [[10,000,000]] associated the Daleks with the 1st Segment of Time. ([[TV]]: "[[The Steel Sky]]") However, the Doctor referred to this encounter as "billions of years ago" from the [[Good Dalek Incident]], and Rusty was by this point aware of the [[Testimony Foundation]], established in [[5,000,000,012]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Twice Upon a Time (TV story)|Twice Upon a Time]]'')
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The Battle of the Game Station, known to the Time Lords as the Bad Wolf Incident, (PROSE: Dalek Combat Training Manual) was the confrontation over Earth in 200,100 between the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire and the remnants of the Dalek Empire in the aftermath of the Last Great Time War. It took place on the Game Station. The Tenth Doctor later described its outcome the "final act of the Time War" itself. (TV: Utopia)

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

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

The Time War-era Time Lords watched a projection of this incident, teaching them that the already-known to be dangerous Dalek Emperor could survive the War. Nonetheless, they were relieved to see the Emperor would play a long game for centuries, rather that launching a new campaign right after escaping the Time War. The Time Lords also kept an index file on Rose under the name "Bad Wolf." (PROSE: Dalek Combat Training Manual)

Origins[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Dalek Emperor survived the destruction of the Dalek Empire in the Last Great Time War and fell through time (TV: The Parting of the Ways) and the Void, (PROSE: The Whoniverse) to the year 199,909. He influenced the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire as a cover for his plans and used the Jagrafess and the Editor as puppets. He rebuilt the Dalek race from human cells taken by "disintegration beams" to create an army of nearly half a million Daleks. He built two hundred flying saucers for the imperial fleet at the edge of the solar system. (TV: The Long Game, Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways) By another account, the army stood at a million. (PROSE: I Am a Dalek)

Conflict[[edit] | [edit source]]

Beginnings[[edit] | [edit source]]

In the year 200,100, the Controller of the Game Station used an advanced transmat beam to penetrate the TARDIS carrying the Ninth Doctor, Rose Tyler and Captain Jack Harkness, bringing both the craft and its occupants to the Game Station. As the Doctor recalled, they had just left Kyoto in 1336, having encountered the Volsci at the Battle of Minatogawa, and had visited Raxacoricofallapatorius before that. (TV: Bad Wolf, COMIC: Return of the Volsci)

The TARDIS was placed in Archive Six, whilst the three travellers were separately placed in the station's game shows to hide them, leading the Doctor to discover that the Dalek plan was nearing completion. They took Rose and threatened to kill her unless the Doctor let Earth fall to the Daleks. He refused. (TV: Bad Wolf) He and Captain Jack Harkness travelled in the TARDIS to the Emperor's flagship as the fleet advanced upon Earth. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)

The battle[[edit] | [edit source]]

Knowing the Dalek Emperor lived and the new army of Kaled mutants were half-humans who worshipped the Emperor, the Doctor, Rose and Jack returned to the Game Station. They protected the top five levels with a force field generated by the tribophysical waveform macro-kinetic extrapolator. Jack went to the lower levels to recruit humans to fight the oncoming army. Thanks to Rodrick, most of the people refused, believing the Daleks a myth.

The Doctor built a delta wave to fry the Daleks' brainstems and sent Rose back to 2006, while the recruited humans mounted a defence. Using barricades and highly concentrated fire, they shot bastic bullets at the invading Daleks. They blinded one before all humans but Jack were killed. They also attempted to use internal defences, including lasers, but the Daleks managed to disable them. The Anne Droid stopped three Daleks with its transmat beam before it too was destroyed. The Dalek fleet advanced upon Earth, bombing continents out of existence.

All the humans on the station were dead, including Jack. However, Rose returned from the 21st century as the near-omnipotent Bad Wolf, dividing the Daleks and their fleet into atoms, turning them to dust, and resurrecting Jack. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)

Aftermath[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Doctor absorbed the Time Vortex energy which had made Rose into the Bad Wolf, forcing him to regenerate into his tenth incarnation. (TV: The Parting of the Ways) Rose became aware of her actions as the Bad Wolf. When facing a lone Dalek at Crediton Vale, Rose recalled the incident only for the Doctor to deny her implicit suggestion, warning that another attempt could destroy the universe. (PROSE: I Am a Dalek) As Rose left Mickey and Jackie, not contacting them after she left in the TARDIS, Mickey believed that Rose had been killed but Jackie thought she was alive. Mickey wrote about this on whoisdoctorwho.co.uk in late 2006. (PROSE: Mars)

Though the Doctor was optimistic that mankind would be left to recover, after 191 years of repression by the Daleks, (TV: The Parting of the Ways) in the direct aftermath they dealt with radiation and starvation. Journalism started up again. (AUDIO: The Year After I Died)

Jack was left behind by the Doctor. Making it to the ravaged Earth, Jack was responsible for overthrowing the Hope Foundation, composed of a rich elite of humans in space that sought to exploit the survivors of the Dalek invasion. When Trear Station, formerly the Game Station, crashed to Earth, Jack was confident that humanity would ultimately rebuild itself as he saw that an abundance of resources was salvaged from the grounded station. (AUDIO: The Year After I Died)

Jack eventually used his vortex manipulator to try to return to the 21st century to wait for the Doctor. The manipulator deposited him in 1869 and broke down, stranding him. In addition, his resurrection by Rose had left him immortal. (TV: Utopia)

The invasion was among the events recounted in The Dalek Conquests, which placed it as the end of known Dalek history. However, the narrator did ponder openly as to whether a species with access to time travel could ever truly go extinct. (AUDIO: The Dalek Conquests)

Indeed, the Doctor and Rose later discovered the Daleks had survived through the Cult of Skaro, who had escaped to the Void. Speaking to them, Rose revealed that the Emperor survived the Time War, only to gloat as she recalled that she killed him, much to the fury of Dalek Sec. (TV: Doomsday) The Cult's activities began a chain of events which ultimately led to the establishment of a New Dalek Paradigm. (TV: Journey's End, Victory of the Daleks, PROSE: Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe)

Using the human dating system, the Time Lords' also placed this 2001st century event at the end of known Dalek activity in linear history, following the Siege of Trenzalore and the Twelfth Doctor's encounter with Rusty before his regeneration. All Dalek activity was placed within the 1st Segment of Time; (PROSE: Dalek Combat Training Manual) indeed, the inhabitants of the Ark circa 10,000,000 associated the Daleks with the 1st Segment of Time. (TV: "The Steel Sky") However, the Doctor referred to this encounter as "billions of years ago" from the Good Dalek Incident, and Rusty was by this point aware of the Testimony Foundation, established in 5,000,000,012. (TV: Twice Upon a Time)

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