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This incarnation of Romana, played by [[Liv Spencer]],<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20210528002142/https://www.immersivedoctorwho.com/cast-creative</ref> was original to ''[[Time Fracture (stage play)|Time Fracture]]'', an immersive experience created as part of the ''[[Doctor Who]]'': ''[[Time Lord Victorious (series)|Time Lord Victorious]]'' event. Due to the nature of immersive experiences varying with every performance, this Wiki can't consider it a [[T:VS|valid source]]
This incarnation of Romana, played by [[Liv Spencer]],<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20210528002142/https://www.immersivedoctorwho.com/cast-creative</ref> was original to ''[[Time Fracture (stage play)|Time Fracture]]'', an immersive experience created as part of the ''[[Doctor Who]]'': ''[[Time Lord Victorious (series)|Time Lord Victorious]]'' event. Due to the nature of immersive experiences varying with every performance, this Wiki can't consider it a [[T:VS|valid source]]


They are not given an incarnation number in any sources, but Spencer made a Twitter post suggesting they are intended to come directly after [[Lalla Ward]]'s [[Romana II]],<ref>[https://twitter.com/livspencer6ft Liv Spencer on Twitter]</ref> making this Romana yet another "Romana III", distinct from [[Romana III (The Shadows of Avalon)|the]] [[Trey|versions]] seen in the [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures|BBC ''Eighth Doctor Adventures'']] and the one played by [[Juliet Landau]] in [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish audio dramas]].
They are not given an incarnation number in any sources, but Spencer made a Twitter post suggesting they are intended to come directly after [[Lalla Ward]]'s [[Romana II]],<ref>[https://twitter.com/livspencer6ft Liv Spencer on Twitter]</ref> making this Romana yet another "Romana III", distinct from [[Romana III (The Shadows of Avalon)|the]] [[Trey|versions]] seen in the [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures|BBC ''Eighth Doctor Adventures'']] and the [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish audio dramas]].


This incarnation of Romana was depicted as nonbinary, referred to in production and promotional materials with they/them pronouns and as "Lord Romanadvoratrelundar" rather than "Lady."<ref>https://twitter.com/dwtimefracture/status/1479037211391758337</ref>
This incarnation of Romana was depicted as nonbinary, referred to in production and promotional materials with they/them pronouns and as "Lord Romanadvoratrelundar" rather than "Lady."<ref>https://twitter.com/dwtimefracture/status/1479037211391758337</ref>

Revision as of 14:13, 28 March 2023

Lord Cardinal Romanadvoratrelundar of the Prydonian Chapter was an incarnation of Romana during the Time Fracture event. They used gender neutral pronouns.

Biography

Lord Romanadvoratrelundar was alive prior to the destruction of Gallifrey. (PROSE: Lord Romanadvoratrelundar)

In the 2020s, (WC: 14681 UNIT Field Log, etc.) UNIT released a Field Log to the participants of Operation Time Fracture, telling the participants that if Romanadvoratrelundar survived Gallifrey's destruction, they would be a powerful ally to the completion of Operation Time Fracture. (PROSE: Lord Romanadvoratrelundar)

Behind the scenes

This incarnation of Romana, played by Liv Spencer,[1] was original to Time Fracture, an immersive experience created as part of the Doctor Who: Time Lord Victorious event. Due to the nature of immersive experiences varying with every performance, this Wiki can't consider it a valid source

They are not given an incarnation number in any sources, but Spencer made a Twitter post suggesting they are intended to come directly after Lalla Ward's Romana II,[2] making this Romana yet another "Romana III", distinct from the versions seen in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures and the Big Finish audio dramas.

This incarnation of Romana was depicted as nonbinary, referred to in production and promotional materials with they/them pronouns and as "Lord Romanadvoratrelundar" rather than "Lady."[3]

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