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In early [[43rd century|4203]], shortly after a [[ | In early [[43rd century|4203]], shortly after a [[human]] exploration ship was destroyed on Haskavarr. The [[Dalek]]s fought a battle against the rock monsters in the temple. The Daleks were dwarfed by the creatures, [[Dalekanium]] casings were easily destroyed by their stone fists and they seemed invulnerable to Dalek [[Gunstick|blasters]] initially. The Daleks were able to focus their firepower, causing the rock monsters to heat up and explode into dust. A human probe that was monitoring the battle was destroyed by a Dalek battleship. In ‘The Rise of the Daleks’ [[Exissa Canoomidid]] thought it was likely that the Daleks destroyed every last rock monster on the planet. ([[DWBIT]]: [[Doctor Who: Battles in Time Issue 39|#39]]) | ||
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Revision as of 19:28, 27 February 2011
The Temple of Haskavarr was a template on the planet Haskavarr inhabited by giant rock monsters.
History
In early 4203, shortly after a human exploration ship was destroyed on Haskavarr. The Daleks fought a battle against the rock monsters in the temple. The Daleks were dwarfed by the creatures, Dalekanium casings were easily destroyed by their stone fists and they seemed invulnerable to Dalek blasters initially. The Daleks were able to focus their firepower, causing the rock monsters to heat up and explode into dust. A human probe that was monitoring the battle was destroyed by a Dalek battleship. In ‘The Rise of the Daleks’ Exissa Canoomidid thought it was likely that the Daleks destroyed every last rock monster on the planet. (DWBIT: #39)
