Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
A reinforced metallic door panel with an automated control system in Sorak’s laboratory. K9 overrides the locking mechanism with precise commands, triggering the hydraulic hiss …
The two cylindrical power packs clipped to K9’s chassis, their surfaces marked with visible depletion warnings as their reserves drain fighting the Creature’s indestructible shell. …
A transparent sheet of glass bearing detailed markings that map the subterranean levels of the ancient Kaled city. The diagram shows three excavated subsurface levels, …
A massive cylindrical vessel of mottled grey-green ceramic, its curved surface etched with worn spiral patterns from some long-ago Poten tradition. Wide as a tall …
An ornate eighteenth-century armchair of gilt wood and rich brocade, designed in the opulent Louis Quinze style. Its gilded frame curves elaborately with scrollwork and …
A dense network of motion sensors embedded in the ceiling and walls around the Mona Lisa’s frame, coordinated to detect intrusions across multiple axes. The …
A compact, outdated emergency transceiver amid the Doctor's collection of historic TARDIS equipment. Its metallic housing bears signs of age and disrepair, though K9's diagnostics …
A rectangular metallic device with indicator lights along its side, mounted on the CET machine’s housing. Romana connects it directly to K9’s power supply using …
A compact, humming module embedded in the CET machine’s matrix, its core a spinning prism of fractured light that warps space at the subatomic level. …
A small rectangular device with a single auditory alert function—emitting an audible 'bleep' when triggered. Light enough to clip to clothing but sturdy enough for …
A utilitarian stretcher constructed from reinforced metal framing and taut straps, used to transport injured or incapacitated personnel. The surface bears traces of wear and …
A mass-produced postcard featuring a color reproduction of the Mona Lisa, purchased from a souvenir kiosk at the Eiffel Tower. Its edges show the faint …
The reinforced airlock door stands as the last barrier between the TARDIS’s cargo hold and the void of space. Groaning under the strain of the …
The fugitive dons standard passenger coveralls—a dull grey jumpsuit with minimal insignia—paired with oversized dark glasses that obscure sharp facial angles. The fabric clings to …
A pocket-sized book with a worn green cover featuring a simple illustration of Peter Rabbit mid-hop. The pages are yellowed from age, its spine cracked …
A simple steel hook with a flat head and a reinforced eye, the piton looks oversized in the Doctor’s grip as he wedges it into …
A small, palm-sized explosive device clasped in the Doctor's hand, its orange casing branded with Dalek-era markings. The device has visible wiring and switch assembly, …
A standard institutional tea trolley, compact but sturdy enough to serve as a spatial landmark in Professor Chronotis' cluttered private quarters. Its dark metal frame …
A long-handled metal tool with a pronged tip, used by Romana and the Doctor to physically mark a small pocket of altered spacetime behind the …
A temporary deceptive marker created from rough stone, used to simulate a grave site in quarry rubble and mark Romana's false resting place.
A jagged shard of Jasonite, its inner light pulsing faintly within the modified grooves of Sezom's staff. The mineral's deep blue energy hums against Romana's …
A crumpled roll of off-white gauze bandages, slightly yellowed with age and medicinal residue. Romana unfurls them with practiced speed, her fingers working deftly despite …
Rough, sharp-edged stones from the quarry weigh heavily over Romana’s shallow grave, a crude burial marker of broken rock and earth. The Doctor digs through …
The reinforced, metallic containment unit at the heart of Shada's detention complex, specifically designated as Cabinet 9. This sleek, wall-recessed cabinet features a single sliding …
A heavy steel workbench dominates the subterranean laboratory, its surface scarred by burns and etched with the residue of Scarlioni's experimental work. Wires and components …
A set of seven intricately designed Gallifreyan cups arranged on a low table in Chronotis' quarters. The cups gleam with an otherworldly luster, their polished …
A small metallic handbell clamped in the lady in waiting's grip, its muted chime drowned under the cavernous acoustics of the Pit. The tone carries …
An advanced, invisible spacecraft concealed in a field near the planet's surface. The vessel presents no visible hull until the Doctor nearly walks into its …
A jagged obsidian-black vessel whose angular form resembles a predatory organism more than a conventional craft. Bands of flickering orange light pulse erratically along its …
A smooth, obsidian-black sphere, its once-gleaming surface now marred by fractures and uneven seams where Skagra surgically implanted the stolen minds of prisoners. The fractured …
A perverted control system embedded in the station’s laboratory, the Think Tank comprises flickering illuminated panels and angular modules mounted behind the workstations. Its data …
A voluminous white cloak paired with a wide-brimmed matching hat, worn by the cloaked observer on the riverbank as Renaissance-era attire. The ensemble drapes heavily, …
A sturdy paper sack used by the Skonnons to transport the condemned to their fate. The Doctor extends a small paper bag of jelly babies …
The Skonnon ship's engines erupt in a catastrophic explosion on the bridge, their force tearing through the chamber and burying the unconscious pilot and co-pilot …
A slender, steel blade clasped at the soldier’s belt, its crossguard worn smooth from use. Tancredi seizes it as the interrogation unravels, fastening the Doctor’s …
A critical segment of Tryst's CET machine, this device appears as an intricate, lattice-like assembly embedded within the device's central housing. Its internal structure suggests …
A compact projectile weapon with a dark polymer frame and short barrel, drawn by Stott of the Tryst expedition from concealment during a Mandrel ambush. …
A matched pair of iron pincers with threaded screws for compressing fingers, their blackened metal glinting wetly under Leonardo’s studio’s harsh lantern light. The instruments …
A compact, metallic collar designed for emergency medical stabilization of Time Lords. Romana fastens it around Chronotis' neck to stabilize his failing autonomic functions during …
The TARDIS Core is the central power source of the Doctor's time machine, a component so vital that its failure threatens the vessel's existence. In …
A vertical strip of multicoloured tickertape scrolls continuously across a damaged console panel, its coloured bars pulsing erratically as K9 reports system failures. The segments …
A sturdy metal coat stand in the TARDIS storage hold, knocked off-balance when Romana displaces clutter during her search for the transceiver. Its sudden collapse …
Phase 2 of the temporal experiment involving the chicken's skeletal remains during polarity reversal.
A laminated card bearing the day's offerings at the brasserie, featuring French and English text with a simple black-and-white layout. The Doctor absentmindedly flips its …
A half-finished scientific device sitting on a workbench in the TARDIS, its panels showing exposed wiring and incomplete circuitry. The Doctor refers to it as …
Carried for mental diversion during physical capture on Skaro
The Doctor’s long coat, once whole, now hangs in tattered strips from his frame, its fabric shredded where mandrel claws raked across his back during …
A captured Nimon control device repurposed as a weapon. The Jasonite is wielded by Romana during the crumbling of Crinoth, its prongs modified for non-lethal …
Three precise double glasses filled with water, delivered by a brasserie server in response to the Doctor's demand. As the Doctor and Romana sit in …
A pair of thick, unadorned resin torches carried by Guardmaster during the procession into the Pit. The torches have smooth black handles woven from rough …
A temporal field generator created by Scaroth's apparatus, consisting of a shimmering unstable sphere of refracted light that appears in the cellar and laboratory. Initially …
Localized temporal distortion causing perceptual warping in the Louvre's halls during City of Death Part 1.
Bound in stiff leather with embossed metal clasps, this personal log book carries Tryst's meticulous records of his journey through the Cygnus Gap and his …
Tryst's Projection Set is a compact, portable display device used to project images or data during his expedition presentations. During the encounter in the First …
Used deliberately by Tyssan to safely guide companions into Skaro’s ruined depths during the Daleks' excavation
A narrow metallic strip barely wider than a fingernail, its surface etched with faint blue pulses that betray volatile power beneath ordinary appearance. In Eden’s …
A tall, rectangular gallery window in the Salle des États framed in white stone and set with large panes of clear glass. Its size and …
The oversized throne dominates the throne room, its back rising nearly to the ceiling in a sweeping arc of bent gold alloy. Ornate engravings of …
The wolfweeds are a semi-sentient botanical weapon, cultivated by Adrasta to punish dissent and eliminate enemies. They coil around victims in dense, fibrous tendrils that …
Functional entry point on Kantran drilling vessel that opens via internal pressurization to allow crew transit