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 :::Everything on the planet may have been destroyed but not the planet itself. But wouldn't Skaro be in the time lock since the whole of the Time war is in the time lock and that is the Dalek's home planet? [[User:V00D00M0NKY|V00D00M0NKY]] 00:13, June 4, 2010 (UTC)
-::::Skaro was already destroyed in [[DW]]: ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]''. However you deal with that, you can deal with the LGTW the same way, right? Not to mention that the Daleks had already abandoned Skaro to the Thals by the 26th century, and were later seen living on a non-radioactive homeworld.
+::::Skaro was already destroyed in [[TV]]: ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]''. However you deal with that, you can deal with the LGTW the same way, right? Not to mention that the Daleks had already abandoned Skaro to the Thals by the 26th century, and were later seen living on a non-radioactive homeworld.
-::::If you haven't read [[EDA]]: [[War of the Daleks]]... well, you're lucky. But go read the article on it, and maybe the discontinuity page for it.
+::::If you haven't read [[PROSE]]: [[War of the Daleks]]... well, you're lucky. But go read the article on it, and maybe the discontinuity page for it.
-::::Back? OK, here's my theory. We know that "Skaro" is just the Kaled word for "home". The Skaro in [[VG]]: ''[[City of the Daleks (video game)|City of the Daleks]]'' is at least the third one, and the one in the LGTW was at least the fourth one (possibly created as a decoy by Davros, who I'd like to believe saw through <s>John Peel's</s>Dalek Prime's laughable propagandistic attempt to rewrite the history of Remembrance, but liked the basic idea of a decoy Skaro enough to later use it for real). During the War, Skaro #4 was the one taken out of time and space to launch the deathships, and the one that got destroyed. Skaro #3 was disguised as just one of many minor Dalek slave planets. Like many planets, it was just blasted clean of all lifeforms and left for dead and never got time-locked.
+::::Back? OK, here's my theory. We know that "Skaro" is just the Kaled word for "home". The Skaro in [[GAME]]: ''[[City of the Daleks (video game)|City of the Daleks]]'' is at least the third one, and the one in the LGTW was at least the fourth one (possibly created as a decoy by Davros, who I'd like to believe saw through <s>John Peel's</s>Dalek Prime's laughable propagandistic attempt to rewrite the history of Remembrance, but liked the basic idea of a decoy Skaro enough to later use it for real). During the War, Skaro #4 was the one taken out of time and space to launch the deathships, and the one that got destroyed. Skaro #3 was disguised as just one of many minor Dalek slave planets. Like many planets, it was just blasted clean of all lifeforms and left for dead and never got time-locked.
 ::::Davros probably had a secret backup plan to get back to Skaro #3 in case the LGTW didn't go so well, but he flew into the jaws of the Nightmare Child--and besides, the War was going very well, to the point where Rassilon had no recourse left but the End of Time.