#dalek planets

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Galactic Gazetteer: Villengard

Type: terrestrial planet

Moons: one

Location: somewhere in the Seven Galaxies

Inhabitants: Dalek mutants

Affiliation: Villengard (corporation) until late 51st century

Visited by: the First and Twelfth Doctors and Bill; the War Doctor; the Thirteenth Doctor

First appearance: Twice Upon a Time (2017)

Fun fact: Villengard was covered in weapons factories supplying conflicts throughout the universe, until the Doctor turned them all into banana groves.

Another fun fact: the renegade Dalek known as Rusty took over the planet in the far future and fought off the Dalek forces who came for him, leaving unshielded mutants roaming through the ruins.

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Galactic Gazetteer: Vulcan

Type: primordial terrestrial planet

Location: either between the Sun and Mercury, or in another system 12 parsecs from Earth.

Atmosphere: oxygen rich

Environment: volcanic, with mercury pools

Inhabitants: humans

Affiliation: Earth

Colonised: c.2020

Visited by: the Second Doctor, Ben and Polly

Appearance: The Power of the Daleks (1966)

Fun fact: the mining colony on the planet was disrupted when a ship of Daleks was discovered, who plotted to take over the colony.

Another fun fact: most sources suggest this is the hypothetical planet Vulcan, the supposed closest planet to the Sun. The novelisation of the serial, however, stated it was Earth's third interstellar colony.

Fun fact 3: eventually ended up as an exhibit subject in the Museum of Things That Don't Exist.

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Galactic Gazetteer: Spiridon

AKA: Zaleria

Type: earthlike planet

Location: the Ninth System, outer rim of Mutter's Spiral

Terrain: jungle, plains

Inhabitants: Spiridons, Daleks

Affiliation: Dalek Empire, 26th century

Flora: eye-plants, fungoids

Visited by: the Third Doctor and Jo

Appearance: Planet of the Daleks (1973)

Fun fact: the native Spiridons have the power of invisibility, which the Daleks attempted to harness.

Another fun fact: Spiridon has a core of "molten ice" which erupts through "icecanoes" and bubbles up into freezing pools.

Fun fact 3: an army of 10,000 Daleks was left frozen on the planet.

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Galactic Gazetteer: Necros

AKA: Nekros

Type: terrestrial planet

Moons: three

Location: seventh planet of the Pherra system

Climate: snowy to temperate

Inhabitants: humans, Daleks

Animal life: voltrox, speelsnape

Visited by: the Sixth Doctor and Peri

Appearance: Revelation of the Daleks

Fun fact: location of Tranquil Repose, the galaxy's most prestigious funeral home, suspended animation facility and Dalek farm

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Galactic Gazetteer: Kembel

AKA: Kemble

Location: Mutter's Spiral

Nearby planets: Olympus, Desperus

Affiliation: Earth/Dalek Empire

Life forms: Varga plants and other deadly vegetation

Terrain: originally jungle, now desert

Status: lifeless (from AD 4000)

Visited by: the First Doctor, Marc Cory, Steve Zodiac and Doctor Venus

Doctor Who appearances: "Mission to the Unknown " (1965), The Daleks' Masterplan (1965/66)

Fireball XL5 appearance: "Space Vacation" (1963)

Fun fact: created by Dennis Spooner for Fireball XL5, who reused the name for the planet created by Terry Nation for his scripts.

Another fun fact: described as "dark and inhospitable " on XL5 and "the deadliest planet in the universe" on DW

Fun fact 3: devastated by the Daleks' time destructor weapon.

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Galactic Gazetteer: Wrax

Type: terrestrial planet

Terrain: barren/jungle (timeline dependent)

Atmosphere: none/earthlike (timeline dependent)

Inhabitants: Wraxians

Affiliation: Wraxian Empire, Dalek-Wraxian Alliance

Visited by: the Eighth Doctor

Appearance: The Enemy of My Enemy (audio 2020)

Fun fact: in the original timeline, Wrax was a barren, lifeless world. Historical changes in the Dark Times changed it to a lush planet with a powerful, warlike civilisation.

Another fun fact: the Wraxians developed a terrible de-evolution weapon. The Daleks attempted to ally with them but the two powers betrayed each other.