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The Warrior himself [[hate]]d the Daleks, regarding them as [[Gallifrey (The Warrior's universe)|Gallifrey's]] greatest enemy in the Time War, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'') and also considered them his personal greatest enemy, on par with [[The Master (The Warrior's universe)|the Master]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Key To Key To Time (audio story)|The Key To Key To Time]]'') He vowed to kill every single Dalek in the universe, ([[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis (webcast)|Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis]]'') and was willing to sacrifice almost anything to wipe them out. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dust Devil (audio story)|Dust Devil]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'', [[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis (webcast)|Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis]]'') Despite this, he found the prospect of the Time Lords becoming as evil as the Daleks to be preposterous, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'') and was horrified at the act of the Time Lords destroying the universe in order to defeat the Daleks. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Key To Key To Time (audio story)|The Key To Key To Time]]'') However, while he initially felt no remorse for destroying the Dalek [[incubation room]] on [[Unified Skaro|Skaro]], and vowed to do so again potentially forever if necessary, the Warrior came to regret his attempt at averting the Daleks' creation, particularly due to how powerful the Daleks became as a result of his actions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aftershocks (audio story)|Aftershocks]]'') The Master believed that "the only good Dalek [was] a dead Dalek," ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time Killers (audio story)|Time Killers]]'') and came to [[fear]] them in the [[Carrisent Particum timelines]], particularly the [[Twin Dalek]]. | The Warrior himself [[hate]]d the Daleks, regarding them as [[Gallifrey (The Warrior's universe)|Gallifrey's]] greatest enemy in the Time War, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'') and also considered them his personal greatest enemy, on par with [[The Master (The Warrior's universe)|the Master]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Key To Key To Time (audio story)|The Key To Key To Time]]'') He vowed to kill every single Dalek in the universe, ([[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis (webcast)|Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis]]'') and was willing to sacrifice almost anything to wipe them out. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dust Devil (audio story)|Dust Devil]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'', [[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis (webcast)|Doctor Who Unbound - Doctor of War: Genesis]]'') Despite this, he found the prospect of the Time Lords becoming as evil as the Daleks to be preposterous, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'') and was horrified at the act of the Time Lords destroying the universe in order to defeat the Daleks. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Key To Key To Time (audio story)|The Key To Key To Time]]'') However, while he initially felt no remorse for destroying the Dalek [[incubation room]] on [[Unified Skaro|Skaro]], and vowed to do so again potentially forever if necessary, the Warrior came to regret his attempt at averting the Daleks' creation, particularly due to how powerful the Daleks became as a result of his actions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aftershocks (audio story)|Aftershocks]]'') The Master believed that "the only good Dalek [was] a dead Dalek," ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time Killers (audio story)|Time Killers]]'') and came to [[fear]] them in the [[Carrisent Particum timelines]], particularly the [[Twin Dalek]]. | ||
While the Daleks fought alongside the [[Kaled]]s and [[Thal]]s as part of the [[Unified Skaroan Alliance]], and thus tolerated the two species' existence to some extent, within the Carrisent Particum timelines, they began to grow discontent with the prospect of ruling the universe alongside the Kaleds and Thals, as evidenced by a squad of Daleks [[Extermination|exterminating]] [[Commander]] [[Esk]] to allow the Twin Dalek to steal the Carrisent Particum. The Kaleds and Thals failed to recognise the Daleks' growing rebelliousness, however, as they greatly respected the Daleks. Commander Esk viewed the [[Dalek mutant]]s that died when the Fourth Doctor destroyed the | While the Daleks fought alongside the [[Kaled]]s and [[Thal]]s as part of the [[Unified Skaroan Alliance]], and thus tolerated the two species' existence to some extent, within the Carrisent Particum timelines, they began to grow discontent with the prospect of ruling the universe alongside the Kaleds and Thals, as evidenced by a squad of Daleks [[Extermination|exterminating]] [[Commander]] [[Esk]] to allow the Twin Dalek to steal the Carrisent Particum. The Kaleds and Thals failed to recognise the Daleks' growing rebelliousness, however, as they greatly respected the Daleks. Commander Esk viewed the [[Dalek mutant]]s that died when the Fourth Doctor destroyed the incubators as "innocents" who were murdered "without remorse", and frequently referred to the later Dalek generations that fought in the Time War as "comrades" whom she respected far more than her own soldiers, going as far as to describe the Daleks as "like phoenixes" rising from the ruins of Skaro that destroyed all who opposed the Skaroan Empire. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aftershocks (audio story)|Aftershocks]]'') Beyond Skaro, the majority of the universe were fully aware of the Daleks' ruthlessness; the Time Lords continuously referred to the Daleks first and foremost as their main enemies in the Time War, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dust Devil (audio story)|Dust Devil]]'' et al.) seemingly disregarding any threat posed by the Kaleds and Thals, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Aftershocks (audio story)|Aftershocks]]'') while the civilisations within [[The Alliance (The Difference Office)|the Alliance]] considered both the Daleks and the Time Lords to be equally monstrous. [[Styggron (The Warrior's universe)|Styggron]], one of their members, described the two species as "brutal creatures driven by hate and the desire to kill". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Difference Office (audio story)|The Difference Office]]'') Like most of the universe, the Daleks took little interest in [[Aridius (The Warrior's universe)|Aridius]] and the [[Aridian]]s due to the planet's slow death wiping out Aridian civilisation, thereby leaving Aridius with borderline no resources of use to anyone. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dust Devil (audio story)|Dust Devil]]'') However, the [[Sevateem (The Warrior's universe)|Sevateem]], [[Tesh (The Warrior's universe)|Tesh]], ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Who Am I? (audio story)|Who Am I?]]'') and [[Millennian]]s were initially unaware of the Daleks' existence, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time Killers (audio story)|Time Killers]]'') until the Warrior and the Master travelled to their planets on two separate missions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Who Am I? (audio story)|Who Am I?]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time Killers (audio story)|Time Killers]]'') | ||
Unlike the Daleks of the Doctor's universe, who had a highly conflicted relationship with [[Davros]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'' et al.) the Daleks of the Warrior's universe tolerated [[Davros (The Warrior's universe)|Davros]] enough for him to serve them in the Time War. Davros himself believed that the Daleks' ruthlessness was potent enough that they would never use "indirect" weapons such as [[temporal horfrost]] against their enemies, even including the Warrior. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Key To Key To Time (audio story)|The Key To Key To Time]]'') | Unlike the Daleks of the Doctor's universe, who had a highly conflicted relationship with [[Davros]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'' et al.) the Daleks of the Warrior's universe tolerated [[Davros (The Warrior's universe)|Davros]] enough for him to serve them in the Time War. Davros himself believed that the Daleks' ruthlessness was potent enough that they would never use "indirect" weapons such as [[temporal horfrost]] against their enemies, even including the Warrior. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Key To Key To Time (audio story)|The Key To Key To Time]]'') | ||
