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[[Nardole]] studied '''Tarovian martial arts''' for "a while". He eventually reached the rank of "[[Brown Tavard]]". He also learned the [[Tarovian neck pinch]]. However, he could only perform it with his original right [[hand]] and not with his left hand, which he had in fact won [[gambling]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lie of the Land (TV story)|The Lie of the Land]]'') | [[Nardole]] studied '''Tarovian [[martial arts]]''' for "a while". He eventually reached the rank of "[[Brown Tavard]]". He also learned the [[Tarovian neck pinch]]. However, he could only perform it with his original right [[hand]] and not with his left hand, which he had in fact won [[gambling]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lie of the Land (TV story)|The Lie of the Land]]'') | ||
Nardole used his Tarovian martial arts skills in order to kick down a [[door]] in [[Edinburgh]], [[1645]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Plague City (novel)|Plague City]]'') and specifically used the neck pinch to knock out a soldier named [[Alan (The Lie of the Land)|Alan]], whose mind had been infiltrated by [[the Monks]]. | Nardole used his Tarovian martial arts skills in order to kick down a [[door]] in [[Edinburgh]], [[1645]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Plague City (novel)|Plague City]]'') and specifically used the neck pinch to knock out a soldier named [[Alan (The Lie of the Land)|Alan]], whose mind had been infiltrated by [[the Monks]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, 4 June 2017
Nardole studied Tarovian martial arts for "a while". He eventually reached the rank of "Brown Tavard". He also learned the Tarovian neck pinch. However, he could only perform it with his original right hand and not with his left hand, which he had in fact won gambling. (TV: The Lie of the Land)
Nardole used his Tarovian martial arts skills in order to kick down a door in Edinburgh, 1645, (PROSE: Plague City) and specifically used the neck pinch to knock out a soldier named Alan, whose mind had been infiltrated by the Monks.
