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* Ardethe's three moons are named after the original members of {{w|Bananarama}}: (Keren) Woodward, (Sarah) Dallin and (Siobhan) Fahey. | * Ardethe's three moons are named after the original members of {{w|Bananarama}}: (Keren) Woodward, (Sarah) Dallin and (Siobhan) Fahey. | ||
* | * There are hints in the novel ''Deadfall'', where Ardethe was first introduced, that the planet was a cloneworld of [[Gallifrey]] where [[Time Lord]]s were destroyed by the [[Dalek]]s. [[Christine Summerfield]] visited another destroyed version of Gallifrey in the later novel ''[[Dead Romance (novel)|Dead Romance]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, 10 January 2021
Ardethe was a planet in the constellation Kasterborous. It was the seventh in its ten planet system and was entirely covered in blue rocks. It had a great secret protected by the Knights of Jeneve, who would instead give hopeful travellers the coordinates of a mysterious planet where they had built a bobby-trapped replica of Emmanuel College in Cambridge. (PROSE: Deadfall)
The Mother and Father of the Shadow Spire saw campfires of "ritual and bone" hiding in Homeworld ruins on Ardethe. (PROSE: The Story So Far...)
Behind the scenes
- Ardethe's three moons are named after the original members of Bananarama: (Keren) Woodward, (Sarah) Dallin and (Siobhan) Fahey.
- There are hints in the novel Deadfall, where Ardethe was first introduced, that the planet was a cloneworld of Gallifrey where Time Lords were destroyed by the Daleks. Christine Summerfield visited another destroyed version of Gallifrey in the later novel Dead Romance.
