Not a Dead Communist

When I have run Doctor Who games at conventions, the UNIT soldier seems the most popular of the default character types I offer as pre-gens...

The next story is The Invisible Enemy , where the “monster” is the Swarm, which, in game terms, is more of a disease than a creature. Even t...

Judging from the number of hits, my ongoing series discussing various Doctor Who monsters in RPG terms is not one of the most popular thing...

While The Talons of Weng-Chiang does include a giant rat, that’s nothing terribly unusual in RPGs, and, in any event, it’s a one-off creati...

The next story in the series is The Deadly Assassin , which does not have a “monster”, or any aliens other than the Time Lords. In the next ...

The primary antagonist in The Masque of Mandragora is not only a unique entity, but one that’s more of an abstract threat than something we...

After The Brain of Morbius , which features a unique monster, we come to The Seeds of Doom (not to be confused with the Second Doctor story...