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'''Dalek Killers''' were [[ | Circa the [[26th century]], '''Dalek Killers''' (otherwise know as '''DK''''s) were criminal citizen of [[Earth Empire]] were given a slim chance of having their sentences commuted if they fought the [[Dalek]]s, with miniscule odds of survival. (600 million to one, according to one estimate.) | ||
Earth Empire judicial authorities would offer, as an alternative to execution, the chance to choose from a selection of weapons prior to [[teleportation]] to a [[Dalek Empire]] [[planet]]. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Abslom Daak... Dalek Killer]]'') Those few who survived, however, could make money by selling bounty in the form of salvaged parts of Daleks such as [[gunstick]]s and [[eyestick]]s. ([[NA]]: ''[[Love and War]]'') | |||
The most notorious Dalek Killer was [[Abslom Daak]]. [[DWM]]: ''[[Abslom Daak... Dalek Killer]]'') Others included [[Máire]], a contemporary of Daak's, who chose DK duty after her trial for political terrorism. After her return to [[Human]] space, Máire served as high priestess to a group of [[Traveller]]s on the [[planet]] Heaven. ([[NA]]: ''[[Love and War]]'') | |||
[[Category:Enemies of the Daleks]] | [[Category:Enemies of the Daleks]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:38, 16 April 2008
Circa the 26th century, Dalek Killers (otherwise know as DK's) were criminal citizen of Earth Empire were given a slim chance of having their sentences commuted if they fought the Daleks, with miniscule odds of survival. (600 million to one, according to one estimate.)
Earth Empire judicial authorities would offer, as an alternative to execution, the chance to choose from a selection of weapons prior to teleportation to a Dalek Empire planet. (DWM: Abslom Daak... Dalek Killer) Those few who survived, however, could make money by selling bounty in the form of salvaged parts of Daleks such as gunsticks and eyesticks. (NA: Love and War)
The most notorious Dalek Killer was Abslom Daak. DWM: Abslom Daak... Dalek Killer) Others included Máire, a contemporary of Daak's, who chose DK duty after her trial for political terrorism. After her return to Human space, Máire served as high priestess to a group of Travellers on the planet Heaven. (NA: Love and War)
