Aliases of the Master

Like the Doctor, the renegade formerly known as Koschei has employed a number of aliases in the course of his career. However, while the Doctor tends to use false names on a fairly ad hoc basis in order to avoid awkward questions, the Master usually adopts them in order to further whatever scheme he is currently embarked upon.

Variations on 'the Master'

The Master

The Master has effectively discarded his former name. He and the Doctor refer to each other by their titles as a matter of course.

Colonel Masters

Used by the Master when infiltrating Rex Farrel's plastics company. (DW: Terror of the Autons)

Reverend Magister

Used by the the Master when infiltrating Devil's End. Magister was Latin for Master. (DW: The Dæmons)

Professor Thascalos

Used by this same incarnation when infiltrating the Newton Institute. Thascalos was Greek for Master. (DW: The Time Monster)

'Duke' Dominus

Used by that incarnation impersonating a gangster in 1930s Chicago. Dominus is also Latin for Master. (ST: The Duke of Dominoes)

Estro

Used by that incarnation while posing as an adviser to Lord Haldoran follwing the 22nd century Dalek invasion on 2299 Earth, in an effort to procure a Dalek matter-transmuter. Estro was Esperanto for Master. (EDA Legacy of the Daleks).

Sir Gilles Estram

Used by a later incarnation when attempting to avert the signing of the Magna Carta. Estram was an anagram of Master. (DW: The King's Demons)

Godspodar

Used when attempting to access the TITAN array in order to destroy the Chronovores. Godspodar was Serbian for Master. (PDA: The Quantum Archangel)

Mr. Seta

Used aboard the starship Gallery. It was another anagram of Master. (BFA: Dust Breeding)

Other Aliases

Dr Emil Keller

Used in one incarnation when assuming the identity of the creator of the Keller Machine. (DW: The Mind of Evil)

In an alternate timeline the Master used this identity when working for the government of China, during which time he was known as Ke Le. (DWU: Sympathy for the Devil.)

The Adjudicator (Martin Jurgens)

Used by the the same incarnation when posing as an Adjudicator (strangely enough). (DW: Colony in Space)

Melkur

An alias used by an incarnation of the Master while hiding inside his TARDIS. (The TARDIS, at this time, had a humanoid form.) (DW: The Keeper of Traken)

The Portreeve

Used by his his next incarnation when attempting to trap the Doctor in Castrovalva. (DW: Castrovalva)

Kalid

Used by this incarnation while attempting to take control of the Xeraphin gestalt. As Kalid, he affected the identity of a vaguely Arabian sorcerer. (DW: Time-Flight)

The Sheriff

Used by this incarnation trying to gain access to the regenerative fountain near Eternity. (ST: A Town Called Eternity)

Major Kreer

Used when allied with the Tzun in 1950s America. (NA: First Frontier)

Doctor John Smith

Used while living as an amnesiac on an un-named colony world. The Doctor also frequently used this alias. (BFA: Master)

Bruce

The name of the paramedic whose body the Master possessed in San Francisco in 1999. The Master assumed his identity on a number of occasions during this affair. (DW: Doctor Who: The TV Movie)

Professor Yana

Used after he had transformed himself into a Human by means of a Chameleon Arch. (DW: Utopia)

The name Yana was an acronym of "You Are Not Alone", which had been the Face of Boe's dying words to the Doctor to foreshadow the Master's return.

For more information see Professor Yana

Harold Saxon

A Human alias adopted by his next incarnation, in which form he had himself elected as British Prime Minister (DW: The Sound of Drums/Last of the Time Lords). It should be noted that 'Mister Saxon' is an anagram of 'Master No Six' and John Simm, who played this incarnation of the Master, was the sixth actor to portray the character.

See separate article.