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'''Tomb worlds''' were the thousands of [[planet]]s across the [[galaxy]] that held [[Cyber-Tombs]]. The civilisations that developed on these worlds were actually "raw material" waiting to be processed through [[cyber-conversion]]. It was intended that every world would receive a [[galactic dehibernation signal]] that would awaken every [[Cyberman]] in the galaxy from their long sleep. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Kingdom of Silver]]'')
'''Tomb worlds''' were the thousands of [[planet]]s across the [[galaxy]] that held [[Cyber-Tombs]]. The civilisations that developed on these worlds were actually "raw material" waiting to be processed through [[cyber-conversion]]. It was intended that every world would receive a [[galactic dehibernation signal]] that would awaken every [[Cyberman]] in the galaxy from their long sleep. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Kingdom of Silver]]'')


These worlds included...
These worlds included:


*[[Telos]] ([[TV]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]'') which was the Master Hibernation Unit ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Conversion (audio story)|Conversion]]'', ''[[Telos (audio story)|Telos]]'')
*[[Telos]] ([[TV]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]'') which was the Master Hibernation Unit ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Conversion (audio story)|Conversion]]'', ''[[Telos (audio story)|Telos]]'')

Revision as of 03:15, 15 April 2014

Tomb worlds were the thousands of planets across the galaxy that held Cyber-Tombs. The civilisations that developed on these worlds were actually "raw material" waiting to be processed through cyber-conversion. It was intended that every world would receive a galactic dehibernation signal that would awaken every Cyberman in the galaxy from their long sleep. (AUDIO: Kingdom of Silver)

These worlds included: