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:''The [[Time Lord]] [[Ruath]] implied to the [[Fifth Doctor]] that the students in the Doctor's social group (which she did not name) all had [[Borusa]] for a teacher. (''[[PROSE]]:'' [[Goth Opera]])'' | :''The [[Time Lord]] [[Ruath]] implied to the [[Fifth Doctor]] that the students in the Doctor's social group (which she did not name) all had [[Borusa]] for a teacher. (''[[PROSE]]:'' [[Goth Opera]])'' | ||
Within a nightmare produced by the Celestial Toymaker, the Doctor saw that of the group, [[The Rani|Ushas]] (later known as the Rani), [[Vansell]] and [[Rallon]] had nearly completed their courses. Rallon was, however, at some point, taken over by the [[Celestial Toymaker]]. | |||
[[Millennia]] was forcibly made part of the [[Celestial Toyroom]]. [[The Master]] (then named Koschei), [[the Monk]] (then known as Mortimus), [[the Rani]] (formerly known as Ushas), [[the War Chief]] (originally Magnus), [[Drax]], and the [[First Doctor]] eventually took up lives as [[renegade Time Lord]]s. | [[Millennia]] was forcibly made part of the [[Celestial Toyroom]]. [[The Master]] (then named Koschei), [[the Monk]] (then known as Mortimus), [[the Rani]] (formerly known as Ushas), [[the War Chief]] (originally Magnus), [[Drax]], and the [[First Doctor]] eventually took up lives as [[renegade Time Lord]]s. | ||
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:''The former became [[Coordinator]] of the [[APC Net]] and the latter went on to head the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]].'' | :''The former became [[Coordinator]] of the [[APC Net]] and the latter went on to head the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]].'' | ||
Of the members in the nightmare, only Drax, Theta, "Koschei", Mortimus, and Ushas were elsewhere confirmed to have been members. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Quantum Archangel (novel)|The Quantum Archangel]]'') | |||
== Members == | == Members == | ||
* [[Drax]] | * [[Drax]] | ||
* [[First Doctor|Theta Sigma]] | * [[First Doctor|Theta Sigma]] | ||
* [[Jelpax]] | * [[Jelpax]] (possibly) | ||
* [[The Master|Koschei]] | * [[The Master|Koschei]] | ||
* [[The War Chief|Magnus]] | * [[The War Chief|Magnus]] (possibly) | ||
* [[Millennia]] | * [[Millennia]] (possibly) | ||
* [[The Monk|Mortimus]] | * [[The Monk|Mortimus]] | ||
* [[Rallon]] | * [[Rallon]] (possibly) | ||
* [[The Rani|Ushas]] | * [[The Rani|Ushas]] | ||
* [[Vansell]] | * [[Vansell]] (possibly) | ||
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Revision as of 02:48, 2 January 2017
The Deca was a group of ten young and rebellious Gallifreyans at the Prydonian Academy, which included the First Doctor. (AUDIO: The Rani Elite)
The Fifth Doctor had a dream about the Deca in which he was still in his first incarnation and back on Gallifrey. (PROSE: Divided Loyalties)
Overview
The group represented the top rank of students in their class, (PROSE: Divided Loyalties) despite the fact that the Doctor was said to have not excelled academically. (TV: The Ribos Operation)
- The Time Lord Ruath implied to the Fifth Doctor that the students in the Doctor's social group (which she did not name) all had Borusa for a teacher. (PROSE: Goth Opera)
Within a nightmare produced by the Celestial Toymaker, the Doctor saw that of the group, Ushas (later known as the Rani), Vansell and Rallon had nearly completed their courses. Rallon was, however, at some point, taken over by the Celestial Toymaker.
Millennia was forcibly made part of the Celestial Toyroom. The Master (then named Koschei), the Monk (then known as Mortimus), the Rani (formerly known as Ushas), the War Chief (originally Magnus), Drax, and the First Doctor eventually took up lives as renegade Time Lords.
Jelpax and Vansell went on to hold down conventional roles in Time Lord society. (PROSE: Divided Loyalties)
- The former became Coordinator of the APC Net and the latter went on to head the Celestial Intervention Agency.
Of the members in the nightmare, only Drax, Theta, "Koschei", Mortimus, and Ushas were elsewhere confirmed to have been members. (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel)
