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| rdfs:comment | - Time War is a quest. __TOC__
- The Time War is a conflict that expands throughout space and time. Most beings are unaware of the conflict or when the war took or takes place.
- The Time War was a conflict fought between various factions and alliances, including the Federation Alliance and the Borg across many eras of history within the Milky Way Galaxy. Although the war may have manifested itself in multiple forms depending on points of view, the apparent cause of the conflict from the perspective of Unity Starbase's crew was Colonel Phillip Green using an assimilated Guardian of Forever to create a Time Lock in which no "grandfather"-style paradoxes could exist. The changes made to the core timeline during the duration of the lock would not cause a butterfly effect ripple. In effect, the entire war would be contained within the lock. Colonel Green's plan was to assimilate what he could of the galaxy and then disable the lock so that paradoxes would revert and he
- A time war could be one of at least two types of time-spanning conflicts. The first type of time war was where sides fought each other across different points in history. The second type of time war was one in which time itself was used as a weapon by two or more time-active factions, employing preemptive strikes, time loops, temporal paradoxes and the reversal of historical events. It is difficult to study these wars, since they tended to erase the damage before it was made.
- A time war can be one of at least two types of time-spanning conflicts. The first type of time war is where sides fight each other across different points in history. The second type of time war is one in which Time itself is used as a weapon by two or more time-active factions, employing with pre-emptive strikes, time loops, temporal paradoxes and the reversal of historical events. It is difficult to study these wars, since they tend to erase the damage before it was made. At some point, Gallifrey was possibly restored, only to be destroyed again in the Last Great Time War.
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| Rewards | - Level-Based XP, Level-Based Kamas, 50 Orichor, 5 Krossflire Eye
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| Result | - The course of history set in the branching time stream
- Events of the war reversed, death of Colonel Green
- Timelines being altered
- Pieces of Maltruant scattered throughout space and time in a time loop
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| abstract | - Time War is a quest. __TOC__
- A time war could be one of at least two types of time-spanning conflicts. The first type of time war was where sides fought each other across different points in history. The second type of time war was one in which time itself was used as a weapon by two or more time-active factions, employing preemptive strikes, time loops, temporal paradoxes and the reversal of historical events. It is difficult to study these wars, since they tended to erase the damage before it was made. The first time war fought by Gallifrey was the Black Sun War, starting when the Order of the Black Sun sent a time-travelling assassin to prevent Gallifrey from gaining time travel. (COMIC: Star Death, 4-D War) The Order itself existed 30,000 years in the future, and launched a second attack in the Question Hall twenty years after the initial attack. (COMIC: 4-D War) The Time Lords had been viewed by the Order as striking first in the present, after the Sontaran ambassador Brilox used a psy-snare to make the parahuman Millenium assassinate the Black Sun Elder in an attempt to secure the uranium on Desrault for the Sontarans while Gallifrey and the Black Sun were "at each other's throats". (COMIC: Black Sun Rising) A second war, lasting thirty thousand years, took place a generation after the time of Rassilon. It was fought between the Time Lords and other races that were developing time travel. The Time Lords destroyed one such race, the Charon, before they even existed. Another unnamed species which was eliminated created the reality bomb. (PROSE: Sky Pirates!) At one point in the Doctor's future, a war was fought between the Time Lords and the Enemy (who had no other known name). Gallifrey was destroyed as a result of the Eighth Doctor attempting to prevent the war from beginning, (PROSE: The Ancestor Cell) though was seemingly restored later on in the Doctor's eighth life. (PROSE: The Gallifrey Chronicles) The Time Lords fought against the Daleks in the Last Great Time War, which "all thirteen" incarnations of the Doctor ended by freezing Gallifrey in a pocket universe, making the Daleks accidentally destroy one another and it appearing to the rest of the universe that the Time Lords and the Daleks had destroyed each other. (TV: The Day of the Doctor) Tasha Lem warned the Eleventh Doctor that if the Time Lords returned to the universe then the species waiting above Trenzalore — among them the Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, Terileptils, Judoon and Weeping Angels, along with the Slitheen family — would attack them and the Siege of Trenzalore would escalate into another time war. The Daleks managed to break through the Papal Mainframe's force field, resulting in a war on Trenzalore and many of the other fleets were destroyed or retreated overtime. After 900 years of stalemate and with the Doctor dying of old age at the end of his thirteenth incarnation, the Time Lords granted him a new cycle of regenerations, with the resulting regenerative "reset" destroying the Dalek forces, ending the Siege, and averting a new Time War. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
- A time war can be one of at least two types of time-spanning conflicts. The first type of time war is where sides fight each other across different points in history. The second type of time war is one in which Time itself is used as a weapon by two or more time-active factions, employing with pre-emptive strikes, time loops, temporal paradoxes and the reversal of historical events. It is difficult to study these wars, since they tend to erase the damage before it was made. The first time war fought by Gallifrey was the Black Sun War, starting when the Order of the Black Sun sent a time-travelling assassin to prevent Gallifrey gaining time travel. The Order itself existed 30,000 years in the future, and launched a second attack twenty years later; the Order viewed the Time Lords as striking first in the present, thanks to a Sontaran scheme. A second war, lasting thirty thousand years, took place a generation after the time of Rassilon. It was fought between the Time Lords and other races that were developing time travel. The Time Lords destroyed one such race, the Charon, before they even existed. Other time wars include the skirmish between the Halldons and the Eternals. Another was the brutal slaughter of the Omnicraven Uprising. Neither of these wars directly involved the Time Lords, though on both occasions the Time Lords intervened. At one point in the Doctor's future a war was fought between the Time Lords and the Enemy (who had no other known name). Although Gallifrey was also destroyed as a result of the Eighth Doctor attempting to prevent the war from beginning, this was a different event than the Last Great Time War with the Daleks, which also destroyed Gallifrey. At some point, Gallifrey was possibly restored, only to be destroyed again in the Last Great Time War.
- The Time War was a conflict fought between various factions and alliances, including the Federation Alliance and the Borg across many eras of history within the Milky Way Galaxy. Although the war may have manifested itself in multiple forms depending on points of view, the apparent cause of the conflict from the perspective of Unity Starbase's crew was Colonel Phillip Green using an assimilated Guardian of Forever to create a Time Lock in which no "grandfather"-style paradoxes could exist. The changes made to the core timeline during the duration of the lock would not cause a butterfly effect ripple. In effect, the entire war would be contained within the lock. Colonel Green's plan was to assimilate what he could of the galaxy and then disable the lock so that paradoxes would revert and he could control everything assimilated via the Borg. (Star Trek: Unity (fan film series))
- The Time War is a conflict that expands throughout space and time. Most beings are unaware of the conflict or when the war took or takes place.
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