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Revision as of 16:36, 24 October 2009
Publisher's Summary
The Doctor has been captured and put on trial by his own people, accused of their greatest crime: interfering with the affairs of other peoples and planets. He is sentenced to exile on Earth. That much is history.
But now the truth can be told — the Doctor does not go straight into exile. First the Time Lords have a task for him. From the trenches of the Great War to the terrors of the French Revolution, the Doctor finds himself on a mission he does not want, with a companion he does not like, his life threatened at every turn.
Will the Doctor survive to serve his sentence? Or will this adventure prove to be his Waterloo?
Characters
References
- Psychic paper is said to be a CIA invention.
Notes
- This story takes place in the Season 6B timeline.
Continuity
- Psychic paper first appeared in DW: The End of the World.
Timeline
- World Game occurs after: DW: The War Games
- World Game occurs before DW: The Two Doctors.
