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Time Lord Victorious 


Eaglemoss short story The Restoration Empire.


So this was in a magazine that came with the Eaglemoss figurine sets. Again not something I bought, but have found it online. Just to sate my desire to fill in the blanks.


There are two parts to this, Dalek Drones, and, The Restoration gf Empire. The first part is more information than anything, Telling about the need for Drones after the Dalek civil wars.


The second part deals with the Emperor Dalek. Assuming command of the race an eliminating rivals. It also introduces the Dalek strategist - the need foresee  events. It recaps the events of the Daleks webcast, mentions the Hond, the Last Message TLV trailer, etc. It is useful to know that the Slave of the Hond is the Entity in the Daleks! webcast, since its not described as such in any of the episodes.


It is a nice read as it ties in various elements, sets up the Eighth Doctors involvement, and how they used him to achieve their goal - which I hadn’t really considered.


There is a bit of a spoiler for the novel All Flesh Is Grass. But I suppose it depends on what path you’ve taken of the TLV so far.


Worth a read.


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