Magnetrap: Difference between revisions

From Tardis Wiki, the free Doctor Who reference
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 6: Line 6:
|appearances  =<ul><li>[[DWA]]: ''[[Monsters of Gurnian]]''</li><li>[[DWA]]: ''[[Manhunt]]''</li><li>[[TV21]]: ''[[Impasse]]''</li><li>[[TV21]]: ''[[The Emissaries of Jevo]]''</li></ul>
|appearances  =<ul><li>[[DWA]]: ''[[Monsters of Gurnian]]''</li><li>[[DWA]]: ''[[Manhunt]]''</li><li>[[TV21]]: ''[[Impasse]]''</li><li>[[TV21]]: ''[[The Emissaries of Jevo]]''</li></ul>
}}
}}
'''Magnetraps''' were devices used by the [[Dalek]]s.  
'''Magnetraps''' were devices used by the [[Dalek]]s.


==Functions==
==Functions==
Magnetraps could pull [[spacecraft]] down to a [[planet]] through magnetic attraction exerted by the spotlight-like devices on the four corners of the landing pad. When used, a ship could be guided down so gently that a sleeping crew would not be awoken before the ship was boarded.
Magnetraps could pull [[spacecraft]] down to a [[planet]] with magnetic attraction exerted by the spotlight-like devices on the four corners of the landing pad. A ship could be brought down so gently that a sleeping crew would not wake before the ship was boarded.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 12:29, 29 September 2011

Magnetraps were devices used by the Daleks.

Functions

Magnetraps could pull spacecraft down to a planet with magnetic attraction exerted by the spotlight-like devices on the four corners of the landing pad. A ship could be brought down so gently that a sleeping crew would not wake before the ship was boarded.

History

On Skaro, the Daleks used a magnetrap in an attempt to capture 2K, but he used a drill in his head to escape underground. (TV21: Impasse)

The Daleks later used a magnetrap to capture Kirid's spacecraft. (TV21: The Emissaries of Jevo)

On Gurnian, the Daleks used a magnetrap to capture the craft transporting Mary Stone and Andy Stone. (DWA: Monsters of Gurnian)

Behind the scenes

  • While referred to in-story as a "magnetrap", the feature Dalek War Machines in which it first appears refers to it as a "magnatrap".