Doctor Who: Remembrance Of The Daleks - Plot & Excerpts
It is perhaps fitting that it took an android race to perceive the Daleks’ ultimate weakness. When the blow came it took the Daleks’ strategic planners by surprise. They had used biological weapons against many races, in the Spiridon campaign, for example. It never occurred to the Daleks that they might be vulnerable to bacteriological warfare. The Daleks suffered eighty-three per cent casualties. The great empire that had dominated so much of Mutter’s Spiral disintegrated overnight. Its great battlefleets were shattered, its industrial base gone like smoke, and the Daleks’ homeworld [Skaro] isolated. Remnants of the sector commands became the various factions that characterize Dalek politics to this day... ... the Daleks attempted to use their time corridor technology to repair the damage but to no avail... it was Davros’s subversion of the imperial Skarosian Daleks that opened the schism between them and the renegades. The unthinkable became reality – civil war.’ The Children of Dams, Vol XIX by Njeri Ngugi (4065) Ace flattened herself against the side of the car, cold metal under her palms.
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