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'''''The Battle for Philjax III | '''''The Battle for Philjax III''''' was the fifth short story of the ''[[DWBIT Dalek Wars|Dalek Wars]]'' series, printed in [[DWBIT 9|issue 9]] of ''[[Doctor Who: Battles in Time]]'' magazine. Like all installments of the ''Dalek Wars'' series, it is not considered [[Tardis:Valid sources|a valid source]] by this Wiki due to being commercial in nature. | ||
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Revision as of 20:02, 12 April 2021
The Battle for Philjax III was the fifth short story of the Dalek Wars series, printed in issue 9 of Doctor Who: Battles in Time magazine. Like all installments of the Dalek Wars series, it is not considered a valid source by this Wiki due to being commercial in nature.
Summary
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Plot
In an excerpt from Cornelius Filkins' Daleks: A History, an underwater battle is shown between the giant octopus-like Squeeth and the Daleks on the waterworld of Philjax III. The Daleks hunted and crushed the Squeeth until they were finally able to capture and extract the paralysing venom in their suckers. They used it to enslave others on other worlds.
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Story notes
- Like the previous story, The Battle for Raxas, this story is framed as an extract from Daleks: A History.
