Prehistory Repeating Itself (feature)

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Prehistory Repeating Itself was a feature in The Silurian Age which outlined a Doctor Who universe of Earth's prehistoric ages for use in Adventures in Time and Space: The Roleplaying Game. Most of its text was repurposed from Cubicle Seven's Primeval roleplaying game.

It was accompanied by the adventure seeds Dinosaurs on a Clockwork Spaceship, 1 Million Years Before Clara, and The Dawn of (Cyber)Man.

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  • Most of this text was repurposed from Cubicle Seven's Primeval roleplaying game, written by Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan and John M. Kahane. With Primeval being a series in which time travelled occurred between the present and eras of Earth's distant past, much of the content on time travellers travelling to Earth's distant past could also be applied to a Doctor Who setting. A few hints of the text's Primeval origins remain.
    • The section on the Precambrian contains the sentence, "A creature or disease from the Precambrian would be as incomprehensible and bizarre – and possibly as dangerous – as an alien." In the original Primeval version of this text, this sentence was in reference to the Fog Worms from the TV series.
    • The species selection, being recycled from a Primeval game, heavily corresponds to the species seen in Primeval, including several obscure dinosaurs.

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