The First 50 Years

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Actor: William Hartnell

Companions: Susan (Grand-daughter), Ian, Barbara, Vicki, Steven, Katarina, Sara, Dodo, Polly, Ben

Enemies: Daleks, Meddling Monk, Cybermen

Last Adventure: Worn out from battling the Cybermen, the Doctor regenerates in front of Ben and Polly

Actor: Patrick Troughton

Companions: Ben, Polly, Jamie, Victoria, Zoe

Enemies: Cybermen, The Great Intelligence, Ice Warriors, Time Lords

Last Adventure: After calling the Time Lords for help, the Time Lords capture the Doctor and put him on trial for interfering in the universe (a Time Lord no-n0). They maroon him on Earth and force a regeneration.

Actor: Jon Pertwee

Companions / Assistants: Liz, Jo, Brigadier, Sarah Jane

Enemies: Autons, the Master, Sontarans

Last Adventure: Battling sentient spiders, he regenerated after radiation poisoning on Metebelis III in front of the Brigadier and Sara Jane

Actor: Tom Baker
Companions: Sarah Jane, Harry, Brigadier, Leela, K-9, Romana I & II, Kamelion, Adric, Nyssa, Tegan
Enemies: the Master, Daleks, Cybermen
Last Adventure: Battling the Master, the Doctor falls from a satellite dish, forcing a regeneration in front of Adric, Nyssa and Tegan.

Actor: Peter Davison

Companions: Tegan, Nyssa, Adric, Turlough, Kameleon, Peri

Enemies: the Master,Cybermen, the Black Guardian,

Last Adventure: After being poisoned along with Peri, the Doctor receives enough antidote for one person, he gives the dose to Peri and the poison forces his regeneration.

Actor: Coling Baker

Companions: Peri, Melanie

Enemies: Cybermen, Daleks, Time Lords, the Rani

Last Adventure: Having defeated the Valeyard, (an evil future incarnation of the Doctor), the Doctor continues to travel with Melanie. When he ultimately regenerates, Melanie is unconscious and unaware of his regeneration.

Actor: Sylvester McCoy

Companions: Melanie, Ace

Enemies: the Rani, Cybermen, Daleks, the Master

Last Adventure: The Doctor was called upon to transport to transport the remains of the Master from Skaro (where he was executed) to Gallifrey. After the Master escaped, the Doctor landed on Earth where he was he shot multiple times. Anaesthetics given him by an Earth hospital hindered his regeneration cycle.

Actor: Paul McGann

Companions: Grace, Charlie, Lucie

Enemies: the Master, Cybermen,

Last Adventure: Trying to save a woman from a crashing ship, the Doctor fails to make it back to the Tardis in time. Crash landing on the planet Skarn, the Sisters of the Flame help him force a new regeneration to help fight in the Time Wars.

Actor: Christopher Eccleston

Companions: Rose, Captain Jack

Enemies: Autons, Daleks

Last Adventure: After Rose Tyler inhaled the heart of the Tardis, the Doctor sacrificed himself to draw the energies which were fatal to Rose, out of her. No one is meant to do that, not even a Time Lord. Though channelling the energies back into the Tardis, he was forced to regenerate.

Actor: David Tennant

Companions: Rose, Mickey, Martha, Donna, Captain Jack

Enemies: Cybermen, Daleks, Cassandra, Weeping Angels, Sontarans, The Master

Last Adventure: The Doctor absorbs a dangerous amount of radiation after Donna's father accidentally triggers the dose. The Doctor doesn't regenerate immediately and has time to say good-bye to all his former companions before he does so.

Actor: Matt Smith

Companions: Amy, Rory, River Song, Clara

Enemies: Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, Weeping Angels, Silurians, the Silence, the Great Intelligence

Last Adventure: Yet To Be Seen

Other Actors Who Have Played the Doctor

Actor: Peter Cushing (Grand Moff Tarkin)

Story: Doctor Who and the Daleks / Daleks Invasion of Earth: 2150 A.D.

Notes: Peter Cushing played Dr. Who in two films which were are not considered canon. Dr.Who creates a time machine and takes his family on a trip through time.

Actor: Richard Hurndall

Story: the Five Doctors

Notes: Richard Hurndall portrays the first Doctor in the Five Doctors episode. Though not the same actor, he is considered canon.

Actor: Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean)

Story: Curse of the Fatal Death

Notes: In a spoof of Doctor Who, Rowan plays an alternate ninth Doctor briefly before he is forced to regenerate while battling the Master and the Daleks. The Doctor regenerates several times in the same episode and other actors who have played the Doctor include, Richard E. Grant, Jim Broadbend, Hugh Grant and Joanna Lumly

Dr. Who (The Early Years) - Part 64 "The Two Doctors"

The Doctor and Jamie have temporarily departed from Victoria as they set out on a mission from the Timelords. Detecting dangerous time experiments, the Timelords have unofficially sent the Doctor to see what he can do to halt the experiments. The Doctor hopes it's a mission that'll go over easy. But despite knowing the station director, Dastari refuses to halt the experiments. To make matters worse, Dastari is collaborating with a pair of Androgums. Shockeye, being a chef, wants nothing more than to taste the succulent Jamie, but Chessene has been genetically enhanced by Dastari and she has a higher calling. She is working with the Sontarans to finalize the work on a Time Machine, and allows the fleet to enter the station, seemingly killing everyone on board.

Four regenerations later, the Doctor is harmlessly fishing with Peri when he realizes something is wrong. He receives a vision of his second incarnation being tortured to death. Peri suggests he see a Doctor so they travel to the science station Chimera, where Dastari is from. Arriving, they notice the stench of death in the air. Trying to determine what has happened, they encounter the only survivor, Jamie McCrimmon. The Doctor enters a trance and tries to telepathically connect to his former self to see where he was taken. A few minutes later, the Doctor, Peri and Jamie set off for Seville, Spain.

The Sontarans have persuaded the trio of Chessene, Dastari and Shockeye to Earth to finalize the Time Experiments. With the captured Doctor, they hope to harvest the symbiotic nuclei from within his cells, which is what makes time travel possible for the Timelords. Wisely, the Doctor refuses to help in the search. Dastari is saddened it's the Doctor he has to extract the nuclei from, but continues. With the augmentations he's given to Chessene, he hopes to put her 'among the gods'. The Doctor scoffs and says no matter how many augments she's received, she'll always have her true barbaric, animalistic tendencies.

As Dastari readies his equipment to search through the Doctor, Stike grows impatient. He tries to persuade the Doctor to give up the location of his nuclei, for the greater good of the Sontaran army. Realizing how high-strung the Sontaran is, the Doctor tries to enrage him, but fails. Stike turns his attention next to Dastari and threatens him to hurry up, but he's unable to convince him either. Dastari knows it's a bluff because he's needed alive, to perform the operation on the Doctor.

Arriving at the Spanish Hacienda, the Sixth Doctor sends Peri in to divert everyone from the basement while he and Jamie take a look around. Hearing Stike approach, the Doctor tricks him into thinking he can make the Time Machine operational immediately. Using Jamie as a threat, the Doctor is forced to prime the Time Machine, which he obediently does. Jamie and the Doctor are able to escape when Jamie stabs him with a knife. But the Sontarans are unable to test the primed Time Machine as Chessene betrays them and kills Varl and injures Stike with Coronic Acid. Stike manages to survive and hobbles to the Time Machine but finds out it's defective. He then remembers he ordered his Spaceship to self destruct thinking he was going to use the Time Machine to rejoin his fleet. He returns to stop the destruction, but is too late and killed in the blast.

In a change of plan, Chessene now instructs Dastari to create a consort for him using the Doctor as a template and infusing him with Shockeye's Androgum DNA. The operation is successful but when Shockeye awakes, he's enraged till the Second Doctor awakes and tantalizes him with descriptions of the local cuisine. Having been thwarted in his attempts to prepare and eat both Jamie and Peri, Shockeye is tempted and follows the Second Doctor to town. Over 80% Androgum now, the Doctor's thoughts are as primitive as the Shockeye's and can think of nothing better than to sate his stomach.

Chessene and Dastari set off to find the pair because if the Doctor isn't stabilized within the hour, his body will reject the Androgum DNA. But the Sixth Doctor, Peri and Jamie also set off to find the pair, hoping to keep the Second Doctor from transforming completely into an Androgum. The Doctor finally finds the Doctor after an hour has passed and his body quickly rejects the Androgum transmogrification. But Chessene also finds them and orders everyone back to the Hacienda at gunpoint. She ties up everyone else as Shockeye attempts once more to eat Jamie.

Working together, the Two Doctors manage to escape. The Sixth Doctor runs upstairs to rescue Jamie, but Shockeye finds him and cuts him. The Doctor runs away, leaving a trail of blood for Shockeye to follow. The Sixth Doctor eventually leads Shockeye into a trap and smothers him with a cyanide laced cloth, killing him. Dastari is revolted when he discovers Chessene's primal instincts kick back in when she falls to the ground, lapping up the Doctor's spilt blood. Realizing the Doctor was right all along, he finally sides with the Second Doctor. But Chessene kills him and tries to escape in the faux Time Machine. But the Doctor tricked Stike earlier and only primed the machine for a one time use. Having already been used, the machine blows up, killing Chessene. The Sixth Doctor is also happy to report, Shockey has met his just deserts.



Bonus Photo:
Shockeye samples the local Earth cuisine.

This Is The Game of Rassilon

Admit it, the Game of Rassilon has always fascinated you. The Dangers, the mystery, the ultimate prize. Now for the first time, you too can play the Game of Rassilon. Throw your favorite Doctor into the ring, add a companion to help, an old enemy to fight and see who comes out on top.

Rules:
1.) Roll a six sided die to see which Doctor will be battling in the arena. The number of the roll will correspond to the [DN] (Doctor Number, as listed for each photo in the 'Doctor' photo section below).
2.) Roll two six sided dice to see which Companion will assist the Doctor. The number of the rolls will correspond to the [CN] (Companion Number, as listed for each photo in the 'Companion' photo section below.
3.) Roll a six sided die to see which Enemy will oppose the Doctor. The number of the roll will correspond to the [EN] (Enemy Number, as listed for each photo in the 'Enemy' photo section below.
4.) Finally, roll a six sided die to see which trap will affect hinder you. The number of the roll will correspond to the [TN] (Trap Number, as listed for each photo in the 'Trap' photo section below.
5.) The Doctor will use his 'Wits', aided by his companions 'Wits' to foil the 'Plans' or 'Strength' of his enemies.
6.) Before determining the winner, roll one die for each character playing the Game of Rassilon and add it to his attribute number. Add the Doctors result to that of his companions result and compare with the enemy number. The highest number wins, tie goes to the Heroes. Keep in mind you do not roll a six sided die for the Traps, the number is simply added to the Enemies total score.
*Special Rule* - "To Lose is To Win, and He Who Win's Shall Lose".
When battling Borusa, the lowest number is the real winner.

The Doctors

The First Doctor - [DN-1] / [WITS-4]
An alternate version of the first Doctor, seen in the regular series. One day, he'll be back.


The Second Doctor - [DN-2] / [WITS-5]
Trapped in the Death Zone while visiting the Brigadier during his retirement. He doesn't like to break the laws of time, but doesn't mind bending them.


The Third Doctor - [DN-3] / [WITS-5]
Captured while driving Bessie, most likely fighting an earlier version of the Master. Refused to believe the Master was there to help him.


The Fourth Doctor - [DN-4] / [WITS-4]
Becoming trapped in the Time Eddy, wasn't able to help in the Death Zone.


The Fifth Doctor - [DN-5] / [WITS-6]
Drawn to the Death Zone when his past selves were placed there via the Time Scoop. Discovered Borusa was operating the outlawed equipment.


The First Doctor - [DN-6] / [WITS-6]
The first Doctor as seen in the episode. Apprehensive about trusting the Master. He ultimately figured out Rassilon's riddle.

The Companions

Susan - [CN-2] / [WITS-3]
The Doctors Grand-daughter, she originally traveled with the First Doctor. In the Death Zone, she helped destroy a Dalek, then tripped on a rock.
+1 to total when assisting the First Doctor (Any version), or when battling a Dalek.


Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart - [CN-3] / [WITS-6]
Just retired from Unit when he was captured by the Time Scoop. Assisted the Second Doctor and later helped capture the Master.
+1 to total when assisting the Second Doctor, or when battling a Yeti or the Master.


Jamie McCrimmon - [CN-4] / [WITS-5]
Originally traveled with the Second Doctor, he was a phantom projection in the Death Zone. Believes the Brigadier is right. Having his memory wiped of traveling with the Doctor, he shouldn't remember who Zoe is.
-1 to total when assisting the Second Doctor.


Zoe Heriot - [CN-5] / [WITS-4]
Originally traveled with the Second Doctor, she was a phantom projection in the Death Zone. The Time-Lords erased her memory of traveling with the Doctor.
-1 to total when assisting the Second Doctor.


Sarah Jane Smith - [CN-6] / [WITS-5]
Originally traveled with the Third Doctor, later the Fourth Doctor. Fell down a hill in the fog and nearly got Vertigo. Regretted not listening to K-9.
+1 to total when assisting the Third Doctor, or when battling Cybermen or the Raston Warrior.


Liz Shaw - [CN-7] / [WITS-4]
Originally assisted the Third Doctor in UNIT. She was a phantom projection in the Death Zone.
-1 to total when assisting the Third Doctor.


Captain Mike Yates - [CN-8] / [WITS-3]
As member of UNIT, Mike worked with the Third Doctor on many occasions. He was a phantom projection in the Death Zone.
-1 to total when assisting the Third Doctor.


K9 - [CN-9] / [WITS-2]
K-9 Mark III, was a present from the Fifth Doctor to Sarah Jane. Though he never made it to the Death Zone, he warned Sarah about 'going out' and that the Doctor was involved.
No Bonus


Romana - [CN-10] / [WITS-2]
A Time Lady who assisted the Fourth Doctor. Because of a glitch in the equipment, Romana never made it to the Death Zone.
No Bonus


Tegan Jovanka - [CN-11] / [WITS-6]
Though she briefly met the Fourth Doctor, Tegan traveled with the Fifth Doctor. In the Death Zone, she assisted the First Doctor. Not fond of Pitch-N-Toss.
+1 to total when assisting the Fifth or First Doctor (Episode Version only), or when battling Cybermen or The Master.


Vislor Turlough - [CN-12] / [WITS-1]
Originally intent on killing him, Turlough traveled with the Fifth Doctor. In the Death Zone, he remained safely in the Tardis.
+1 to total when assisting the Fifth Doctor.

Enemies

Dalek - [EN-1] / [PLANS-7]
The only Dalek in the game. Destroyed early on by the First Doctor.


Yeti - [EN-2] / [STRENGTH-8]
Possibly left over from the original Game of Rassilon. It hunted the Brigadier and Second Doctor. Ultimately destroyed in a rock slide.


The Master - [EN-3] / [PLANS-11]
Called in by the High Council to help the Doctor. When his services were scorned and help refused, he decided to help himself to immortality. He was later captured by the Brigadier and Third Doctor.


Cybermen - [EN-4] / [PLANS-10]
Never originally used in the Game of Rassilon because like the Daleks, they play to well. One group of Cybermen nearly blew up the Tardis while one group was destroyed by the Raston Warrior, and another was betrayed by the Master.


Raston Warrior Robot - [EN-5] / [STRENGTH-9]
The most perfect killing machine ever devised. It moves like lightening, and sensors detect movement, any movement. It's weapons are built in. It's idea of a good time is destroying a Cyber Group.


President Borusa - [EN-6] / [PLANS-12]
Lord President of Gallifrey. He was worried he would have to retire before all his work was done. He wished to continue being President, not only during his remaining regenerations, but eternally.
+2 to total when battling the First Doctor (Episode version only), the Second Doctor, the Third Doctor or the Fifth Doctor.

Traps

Temporal Instability - [TN-1] / [Hindrance-2]
Whether equipment failure or not, it certainly isn't desirable for any Time Lord to be caught in one.


Tripping On A Rock - [TN-2] / [Hinderance-1]
It just wouldn't be Doctor Who without a gratuitous tripping on a rock and spraining your ankle routine.


Vertigo - [TN-3] / [Hinderance-1]
When assisting the Doctor, sometimes you have to overcome your fears. Sarah hesitated when she was faced with climbing a mountainside, then later having to slide down a rope line to reach the Dark Tower.


An Empty Room - [TN-4] / [Hinderance-3]
Some things are not as they seem. The Master realized this was more than just an empty room. Figuring out how to cross the floor is as easy as pi.


Cyber Bomb - [TN-5] / [Hinderance-3]
Hoping to gain entry into the Tardis, a group of Cybermen placed a Cyber-Bomb. Turlough encouragingly told Susan it was time to die.


Strange Fears & Mysterious Forebodings - [TN-6] / [Hinderance-2]
While making their way to Rassilon's main chamber, Tegan and Sarah both felt something holding them back. It was the mind of Rassilon, forcing them back.

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