Difference between revisions of "Timelords"

From FenWiki
Jump to: navigation, search
m (added emblem)
(added notes about U.N.I.T. and Torchwood)
Line 16: Line 16:
  
 
The fervent ''[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/ Doctor Who]'' fen. While they do not have a "home base" as such (they've claimed asteroid [[3325 TARDIS]] in the [[Main Belt]], but they lack the resources to develop it), the Timelords can be found throughout Fenspace, most with a "sonic screwdriver" of one sort or another in hand. By and large, this is a frustrated fandom, given 'wavium's unwillingness to do anything even remotely resembling time travel. 'Waved police boxes and telephone booths also make for cramped travel conditions, further increasing their frustration, as does their frequent but unwilling association with ''[http://imdb.com/title/tt0096928/ Bill and Ted]'' fans. The Timelords spend a lot of effort researching the theory of Gallifreyan-style regeneration, but so far, few have been willing to risk themselves to test those theories. This faction gets along quite well with the [[Banzai Institute for Biomedical Research and Strategic Information|BB-fen]] as they share the desire to make things better whenever they can.
 
The fervent ''[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/ Doctor Who]'' fen. While they do not have a "home base" as such (they've claimed asteroid [[3325 TARDIS]] in the [[Main Belt]], but they lack the resources to develop it), the Timelords can be found throughout Fenspace, most with a "sonic screwdriver" of one sort or another in hand. By and large, this is a frustrated fandom, given 'wavium's unwillingness to do anything even remotely resembling time travel. 'Waved police boxes and telephone booths also make for cramped travel conditions, further increasing their frustration, as does their frequent but unwilling association with ''[http://imdb.com/title/tt0096928/ Bill and Ted]'' fans. The Timelords spend a lot of effort researching the theory of Gallifreyan-style regeneration, but so far, few have been willing to risk themselves to test those theories. This faction gets along quite well with the [[Banzai Institute for Biomedical Research and Strategic Information|BB-fen]] as they share the desire to make things better whenever they can.
 +
 +
The Whovians' militia, '''U.N.I.T.''', uses the NATO grade structure with the British Army names for ranking their forces. They have a small headquarters element and a recruiting office in The Citadel of the Time Lords, maintain a liaison office with [[Great Justice]] on [[Arisia Station]], and rent hangar space from [[the Roughriders]] for their single squadron of 'waved Spitfires; they otherwise do not have any standing forces.
 +
 +
While the Timelords contract with the [[Space Patrol]] to police 3325 TARDIS, the faction's '''Torchwood''' group serves the same role as the Patrol's Section 6.<ref>And, some rumours claim, Section 9.</ref>
 +
 +
== Notes ==
 +
<references />
  
  

Revision as of 14:58, 13 August 2011

Timelords
TARDIS.png
NicknamesWhovians
Home Base3325 TARDIS
Political InfluenceMinor
AlliesBlue Blazers
This box: view  talk  edit

Also known as Whovians

The fervent Doctor Who fen. While they do not have a "home base" as such (they've claimed asteroid 3325 TARDIS in the Main Belt, but they lack the resources to develop it), the Timelords can be found throughout Fenspace, most with a "sonic screwdriver" of one sort or another in hand. By and large, this is a frustrated fandom, given 'wavium's unwillingness to do anything even remotely resembling time travel. 'Waved police boxes and telephone booths also make for cramped travel conditions, further increasing their frustration, as does their frequent but unwilling association with Bill and Ted fans. The Timelords spend a lot of effort researching the theory of Gallifreyan-style regeneration, but so far, few have been willing to risk themselves to test those theories. This faction gets along quite well with the BB-fen as they share the desire to make things better whenever they can.

The Whovians' militia, U.N.I.T., uses the NATO grade structure with the British Army names for ranking their forces. They have a small headquarters element and a recruiting office in The Citadel of the Time Lords, maintain a liaison office with Great Justice on Arisia Station, and rent hangar space from the Roughriders for their single squadron of 'waved Spitfires; they otherwise do not have any standing forces.

While the Timelords contract with the Space Patrol to police 3325 TARDIS, the faction's Torchwood group serves the same role as the Patrol's Section 6.[1]

Notes

  1. And, some rumours claim, Section 9.