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== The Monk == | == The Monk == | ||
[[File:Sixth Master according to CIA.jpg|thumb|The Master as "the Monk". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[CIA File Extracts (novel)|CIA File Extracts]]'')]] | |||
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According to the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]]'s research, the Master's sixth incarnation had yet to take on the name of "the Master". He was a short, clean-shaven man, quite different from how the Master had looked on Gallifrey. He decided to begin experimenting with [[Fixed point in time|temporal nexuses]] in the hope of manipulating them to take control of all History, altering it for the better so as to favour [[civilisation]]. Calling himself a "Monk", the Master's first experiment had him aiming [[Nuclear weapon|atomic]] [[bazooka]]s at the [[Viking]] [[Boat|ships]] of [[Harald Hardrada]] to see if he could alter the history of [[England]]. However, the Doctor intervened and damaged the Master's TARDIS. The two again crossed paths after the Master had made his way to the planet [[Tigus]], where he forged an uneasy alliance with the [[Dalek]]s. Though the Master fulfilled his part of the bargain by leading the Doctor to the Daleks, the Daleks, having no further use for him, turned on him. The Master [[regeneration|regenerated]] into a new incarnation with different features, who was more ruthless and began to use the name of "the Master". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[CIA File Extracts (novel)|CIA File Extracts]]'') | According to the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]]'s research, the Master's sixth incarnation had yet to take on the name of "the Master". He was a short, clean-shaven man, quite different from how the Master had looked on Gallifrey. He decided to begin experimenting with [[Fixed point in time|temporal nexuses]] in the hope of manipulating them to take control of all History, altering it for the better so as to favour [[civilisation]]. Calling himself a "Monk", the Master's first experiment had him aiming [[Nuclear weapon|atomic]] [[bazooka]]s at the [[Viking]] [[Boat|ships]] of [[Harald Hardrada]] to see if he could alter the history of [[England]]. However, the Doctor intervened and damaged the Master's TARDIS. The two again crossed paths after the Master had made his way to the planet [[Tigus]], where he forged an uneasy alliance with the [[Dalek]]s. Though the Master fulfilled his part of the bargain by leading the Doctor to the Daleks, the Daleks, having no further use for him, turned on him. The Master [[regeneration|regenerated]] into a new incarnation with different features, who was more ruthless and began to use the name of "the Master". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[CIA File Extracts (novel)|CIA File Extracts]]'') | ||
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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
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[[File: | [[File:FASA Monk Master.jpg|thumb|The sixth and seventh incarnations of the Master were known as "the Monk". ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[The Doctor Who Role Playing Game]]'')]] | ||
''[[The Doctor Who Role Playing Game]]'' by [[FASA]], which admits to taking liberties with the source material in its opening pages, gives a rundown of the Master's first thirteen [[incarnation]]s in "[[The Master (reference book)|The Master]]" supplement book, which was similar to (but not entirely consistent with) the in-universe biography given for [[the Master]] in FASA's own ''[[CIA File Extracts (novel)|CIA File Extracts]]''. | ''[[The Doctor Who Role Playing Game]]'' by [[FASA]], which admits to taking liberties with the source material in its opening pages, gives a rundown of the Master's first thirteen [[incarnation]]s in "[[The Master (reference book)|The Master]]" supplement book, which was similar to (but not entirely consistent with) the in-universe biography given for [[the Master]] in FASA's own ''[[CIA File Extracts (novel)|CIA File Extracts]]''. | ||
According to the book, the Master could control the form of his incarnations, and frequently used the same face. In a constant, [[beard]]ed [[aristocrat]] form, the Master worked as a [[researcher]] on [[Gallifrey]] until his fifth incarnation, aged [[The Master's age|over 700-years-old]], attempted to lead a [[rebellion]] on Gallifrey, with [[the War Chief]] among his followers, which ended in failure with the Master himself being gravely [[wound]]ed, forcing him to flee and regenerate. The now [[renegade Time Lord]] decided to completely abandon his familiar form with his sixth incarnation assuming a shorter, heavier and younger but still apparently middle-aged "average" appearance, wearing his [[brown]] [[hair]] short with [[bang]]s hanging straight across a high [[forehead]] above a broad [[face]], with only his piercing [[eye]]s remaining much as before. Adopting the hooded robes worn by [[religious]] orders during [[Earth]]'s [[11th century]], this incarnation became known as [[First Monk|the Monk]]. He regenerated after an accident with [[the Monk's TARDIS]] freed him from Earth, his new incarnation being identical to the last. When the Master's activities as the Monk became known, he chose a new [[disguise]] when a crisis triggered his next regeneration, assuming {{Delgado|n=a more familiar bearded appearance}} in his next five incarnations. | According to the book, the Master could control the form of his incarnations, and frequently used the same face. In a constant, [[beard]]ed [[aristocrat]] form, the Master worked as a [[researcher]] on [[Gallifrey]] until his fifth incarnation, aged [[The Master's age|over 700-years-old]], attempted to lead a [[rebellion]] on Gallifrey, with [[the War Chief]] among his followers, which ended in failure with the Master himself being gravely [[wound]]ed, forcing him to flee and regenerate. The now [[renegade Time Lord]] decided to completely abandon his familiar form with his sixth incarnation assuming a shorter, heavier and younger but still apparently middle-aged "average" appearance, wearing his [[brown]] [[hair]] short with [[bang]]s hanging straight across a high [[forehead]] above a broad [[face]], with only his piercing [[eye]]s remaining much as before. Adopting the hooded robes worn by [[religious]] orders during [[Earth]]'s [[11th century]], this incarnation became known as [[First Monk|the Monk]]. He regenerated after an accident with [[the Monk's TARDIS]] freed him from Earth, his new incarnation being identical to the last. When the Master's activities as the Monk became known, he chose a new [[disguise]] when a crisis triggered his next regeneration, assuming {{Delgado|n=a more familiar bearded appearance}} in his next five incarnations. |