Travels of the Tardis (game)

Travels of the Tardis was a board game set in the DWU, printed in The Dr Who Annual 1968. The premise of the game, which was essentially a modified form of snakes and ladders, was that the players were travelling around universe in their own Tardis, trying to reach Trafalgar Square in 1967.

Publisher's summary

Imagine having a Tardis of your own, so that you could travel to all parts of the universe at any time you pleased. Play this game for 2,3 or 4 players and find yourself visiting strange planets and meeting all kinds of weird monsters.

Players must shake a six to begin their journey. A six put you on the first square. A player landing on a square or planet already occupied by another player must retreat to his last position.

Worldbuilding

Planets

The planets and locations which can be visited include the following:

London 1993 A.D. (start)
Venus 6000 A.D.
Zatoriac 1767 B.C.
Vandor 1543 A.D.
Earth 746 A.D. (Norway)
Mars 2091 A.D.
Saturn 10,000 A.D.
Pluto 1966 A.D.
Skaro 2067 A.D.
Mercury 95 B.C.
Laslox 1735 B.C.
Kolmor 3967 A.D.
Earth 33 A.D.
Uranus 1,000,000 B.C.
Earth 1745 A.D. (Scotland)
Trafalgar Square 1967 (finish)

Life

On Venus are green-scaled men.
On Pluto is a man-eating plant.
On Skaro are the "Mechanical Robots".
On Laslox are friendly ant-men.

Notes

The TARDIS being piloted by the player appears to be in the form of a red police box.
The Daleks are depicted but not named.
While probably a coincidence, two other planets have since been named Vandor in other Doctor Who media, namely Vandor Prime and Vandor Secunda.