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'''"Remote worlds"''' was the name used for planets under the control of the [[Remote]] in the context of the [[Spiral Politic]], the [[Great House]]s' symbolic representation of the causal relationship between all worlds in their sphere of influenced. Because the Remote were so unpredictable, the Remote worlds' position in the Spiral was extremely changeable. As a result, the Great Houses destroyed as many of them as possible during the early stages of the [[War in Heaven]]. Notable Remote worlds according to ''[[The Book of the War]]'' included [[Ordifica]] and [[Fallahal]]. ([[PROSE]]: | '''"Remote worlds"''' was the name used for planets under the control of the [[Remote]] in the context of the [[Spiral Politic]], the [[Great House]]s' symbolic representation of the causal relationship between all worlds in their sphere of influenced. Because the Remote were so unpredictable, the Remote worlds' position in the Spiral was extremely changeable. As a result, the Great Houses destroyed as many of them as possible during the early stages of the [[War in Heaven]]. Notable Remote worlds according to ''[[The Book of the War]]'' included [[Ordifica]] and [[Fallahal]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedpart=Spiral Politic}}) | ||
[[Gustous R Thripsted]] believed that the [[Voord]] were a kind of prototypal Remote. ([[PROSE]]: | [[Gustous R Thripsted]] believed that the [[Voord]] were a kind of prototypal Remote. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Interference - Book Two (novel)}}) The Voord originated on [[Marinus]], ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Keys of Marinus (TV story)}}) which, according to one account, later became [[Mondas]], ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The World Shapers (comic story)}}) a planet whose history the [[Time Lord]]s had long found frustratingly difficult to observe. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Cyber Files (novel)}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:22, 28 March 2024
"Remote worlds" was the name used for planets under the control of the Remote in the context of the Spiral Politic, the Great Houses' symbolic representation of the causal relationship between all worlds in their sphere of influenced. Because the Remote were so unpredictable, the Remote worlds' position in the Spiral was extremely changeable. As a result, the Great Houses destroyed as many of them as possible during the early stages of the War in Heaven. Notable Remote worlds according to The Book of the War included Ordifica and Fallahal. (PROSE: "Spiral Politic" [+]Part of The Book of the War, Loading...{"namedpart":"Spiral Politic","1":"The Book of the War (novel)"})
Gustous R Thripsted believed that the Voord were a kind of prototypal Remote. (PROSE: Interference - Book Two [+]Loading...["Interference - Book Two (novel)"]) The Voord originated on Marinus, (TV: The Keys of Marinus [+]Loading...["The Keys of Marinus (TV story)"]) which, according to one account, later became Mondas, (COMIC: The World Shapers [+]Loading...["The World Shapers (comic story)"]) a planet whose history the Time Lords had long found frustratingly difficult to observe. (PROSE: The Cyber Files [+]Loading...["The Cyber Files (novel)"])
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