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== Other realities ==
== Other realities ==
[[File:Faction Paradox armour.jpg|thumb|left|[[Faction Paradox]] harnessed the bones of what they claimed to be vampirised Homeworlders from a timeline where the Homeworld lost the war. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'')]][[Faction Paradox]] claimed that their [[Faction Paradox armour|iconic ceremonial armour]] was made from the bones of vampirised [[Time Lord|Homeworlders]] retrieved from an "[[abomination's graveyard]]" in an alternate timeline where the [[Yssgaroth]] won the war and [[V Factor|corrupted]] their fallen enemies. However, the Houses denied the existence of this or any other [[alternate timeline]], and even Faction experts on the Yssgaroth thought there may be more to the story. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'')
[[File:Faction Paradox armour.jpg|thumb|left|[[Faction Paradox]] harnessed the bones of what they claimed to be vampirised Homeworlders from a timeline where the Homeworld lost the war. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'')]][[Faction Paradox]] claimed that their [[Faction Paradox armour|iconic ceremonial armour]], made from the bones of what appeared to be vampirised [[Time Lord|Homeworlders]], retrieved from an "[[abomination's graveyard]]" accessed through the [[caldera]], originated in [[alternate timeline (The Book of the War)|a purported alternate timeline]] where the [[Yssgaroth]] won the war and [[V Factor|corrupted]] their fallen enemies. However, the Houses denied the existence of this or any other [[alternate timeline]], and even Faction experts on the Yssgaroth thought there may be more to the story. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'')


In [[True Lords' timeline|one]] of the timelines within [[the Axis]], Rassilon failed to defeat the Great Vampires who eventually gained a foothold on [[Gallifrey (True Lords' timeline)|Gallifrey]] itself and used the [[transduction barrier]] to block out sunlight, continuing to wage war on the people of Gallifrey now known as the [[True Lord]]s. [[Romana II|Romana]], [[Leela]] and [[Narvin]] from the prime timeline visited this Gallifrey, by which time the True Lords were led by Magistrex [[Borusa (True Lords' timeline)|Borusa]] and fighting the vampires led by Lord [[Prydon]]. Romana finally brought an end to the war by lowering the tranduction barrier, fatally exposing the vampires to sunlight. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Annihilation (audio story)|Annihilation]]'')
In [[True Lords' timeline|one]] of the timelines within [[the Axis]], Rassilon failed to defeat the Great Vampires who eventually gained a foothold on [[Gallifrey (True Lords' timeline)|Gallifrey]] itself and used the [[transduction barrier]] to block out sunlight, continuing to wage war on the people of Gallifrey now known as the [[True Lord]]s. [[Romana II|Romana]], [[Leela]] and [[Narvin]] from the prime timeline visited this Gallifrey, by which time the True Lords were led by Magistrex [[Borusa (True Lords' timeline)|Borusa]] and fighting the vampires led by Lord [[Prydon]]. Romana finally brought an end to the war by lowering the tranduction barrier, fatally exposing the vampires to sunlight. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Annihilation (audio story)|Annihilation]]'')
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