Name: The Games
Age: 2910+
Species: Time Lord
Gender: Male
Home Planet: Gallifrey
Occupation: Lord President of Gallifrey and All Her Dominions
Ship: The Games has a Type 40 TARDIS, which can also take the characteristics of a Battle TARDIS. His ship is said to have more than tens of thousands of rooms. Because of the modification the Games made to the chameleon circuit, the TARDIS' exterior is a classic red English phone-box. After the regeneration of the third incarnation, the TARDIS donned a new exterior. It looks new and clean rather than the beat up version it had maintained for years. Its color is lively again and there are several small changes that could be noticed, like the small crown over the telephone sign having its own color now. The control room features relatively open floor plans, in which the control console is vaguely, but rarely precisely, in the middle of the room. It also contains walls with roundels, scanners for viewing the TARDIS exterior, and fairly sparse furnishings. It includes a hexagonal console with instruments resembling a typewriter, a telegraph, a gramophone, a set of hot and cold taps, and a view-screen made by Magpie Electricals. A larger, circular, secondary view screen is set into one of the walls. There are roundels on the walls, and an area located underneath the main console which houses the Heart of the TARDIS. This control room also possesses an actual phone, on which others can call the people inside or vice versa. There is also a swing located under the glass floor the Games or anyone else can sit on to help with maintenance. The railings are round barred and gold. The console room has at least three floors: a lower section, the console room level, and the second level. It has three visible exits to the rest of the TARDIS; two on the lower levels and one via a set of stairs.
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Appearance: The Eleventh Games had softer features than his previous incarnation. He had light green eyes and a finely defined facial structure. He had short, light brown wavy hair that was stylized as a comb over parted in the right. He liked wearing a blue coat that reached his knees. Underneath it was a brown, tweed wool suit and matching pants. He usually left the suit open in the front, revealing the saffron colored vest and plain, white, rounded collared shirt. This was accompanied by a dark indigo straight end bowtie and brown tan loafers, which completed his attire. He also occasionally wore a yellow and black striped scarf.
Personality: More childish in nature than his previous incarnations, the Eleventh Games frequently defined himself as a dangerously irrational man, and was too childish at times that even some of the psychic interfaces would refuse to register him as a mature and responsible adult. His inner-child was most prominent when travelling with others, as they would often tend to take a parental responsibility over him. This incarnation was admired by children for his eccentric, tender, playful and childlike personality. He showed a great deal of compassion for children, unable to resist helping if one was upset or scared. He also showed great sympathy for those who had suffered terribly at the hands of others. Much like his previous incarnation, the Games often felt his age when it took him a longer time to figure things out. Because of his age, he was sometimes pessimistic, looking at the negative things about life. The Games was also extremely impatient, needing to keep himself entertained because he’d lose his mind out of boredom, and had a poor concept of time.
History: The Games was born in the House of Dorian, which belonged to the Prydonian Chapter. The House of Dorian was located in the southern mountain range on Gallifrey, overlooking the Cadonflood River, though the Games spent most of his childhood in Arcadia, Gallifrey’s second city. The Prydonians had scarlet and orange ceremonial robes and had an abstract symbol known as the Prydonian Seal, which the Games displayed on his clothing for most of his childhood. Prydonians were noted for their cunning. Whilst they were known to be devious, it was believed that they were quite honest about this trait amongst their Chapter. As a member of this chapter, the Games was raised accordingly. He swore the ‘Prydonian vow’; it was thought that once a Prydonian had forsworn those vows and their birthright as a Prydonian, they would be especially dangerous. Though the Games never really abandoned his Prydonian ways, he also didn’t let them shape his life. He was the oldest of 6 siblings in his house. He had two brothers, Almund and Luton, and three sisters, Celesia, Rynde and Owis.
At the age of eight, he was taken from his family to begin his instruction at the Time Lord Academy. Part of the initiation into the academy involved looking into the Untempered Schism, which inspired the Games to learn more about the infinitely vast universe. Going through the academy, the Games mastered some of the branches of knowledge taught in the Time Lord education system, while being above average at the other. His specializations included botany, thermodynamics, humanoid medicine, extra-dimensional physics, dimensional transcendentalism, cybernetics, cosmic science, veteran and vintage vehicles and Gallifreyan flutterwings. During his time at the Time Lord Academy, the Games formed a symbiotic bond with his TARDIS at the TARDIS cradle. He graduated with a triple first grade and was granted the rank of Junior Time Lord, after which he received his symbiotic nuclei that would grant him the ability to regenerate. While most of the graduates started working at their own respective fields, the Games decided to also carry on with his education at the Prydonian Academy, which was an advanced educational institution. One had to be a Prydonian Time Lord to be able to enter while also having a near perfect graduation score from the Academy. Having both of those qualities, the Games continued his work on complex temporal irregularity problems while actively working as an engineer. His unusual experimental ways of dealing with these, as if he was playing games, earned him his title.
During these years, the Games was called by the Gallifreyan Army and as a Time Lord, he obeyed. Fighting at the Time War against the Enemy, the Games learned the truths of the universe by seeing the victims of war. After the Time War against the Enemy ended, he discovered the ruins of his family house. Instead of grieving, however, he decided that it would be better to honor his family as the last Dorian alive and continued his studies at the Prydonian Academy, eventually becoming an academician of temporal physics and dimensional transcendentalism. Later on, he started to work for the High Council itself, which made his presence clear to the Lord President Rassilon. As a Time Lord from the Prydonian Chapter, the Games eventually claimed his birthright by receiving a seat from the High Council and having a great influence on the Gallifreyan Politics. He pointed out the flaws of their system, showing ways to improve so that they could move forward and advance as the greatest civilization that ever existed. Lord President Rassilon eventually deemed his actions as a potential uprising, and tricked him into leaving the planet.
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Connection to the Time Vortex: At the end of his life, the 8th Games merged with the Time Vortex and gained god-like powers. Though he initially thought that his powers had come to an end, the Games discovered in his 9th incarnation that he had enough willpower to reconnect without having to enter the Time Vortex. Initiating the connection makes the Games omniscient and omnipresent. He can rewind, stop, fast forward time, send messages across the entire creation, erase entities from reality, absorb paradoxes, resurrect dead beings or divide the atoms of physical entities using the power of the Vortex. The connection constantly damages the Games’ body, but this drawback is neutralized thanks to his constant regenerative abilities. After ending the connection, the Games makes himself forget the events he had seen from his own future on purpose to keep his timeline safe. He also tries not to speak about it while maintaining his connection to the Time Vortex. The Games goes through a change in personality when he is connected to the Vortex, so much that he tends to refer to himself in the connected state as a separate being. That’s why he uses two different aliases, these being the Overseer and the One-Above-All.
Thought Projection: The Games has an above average, almost unusual, capacity for telepathy. One of the proofs that his psychic powers are so great is his capability of exerting it and creating a Thought Projection of himself. This is a copy of himself, who is able to act, think, speak, and interact with the others just the same way he would. And he is very skilled at doing so, having been able to fool the High Council into believing that his projection was actually him. His projection is also able to don an attire different from the Games’ own. The Games acknowledges the presence of his Thought Projection as a separate being while still being his creation, thus calling him Siegrain.
Unleashed Time Lord Abilities: The Games has altered his DNA and removed the restrictive regenerative cycle from his body that limited him to regenerating only twelve times. As such, he accessed his true and natural powers, becoming what he would call an Unleashed Time Lord. This process mainly revolves around the usage of regeneration: the Games can regenerate indefinitely, without having to change his appearance or alter his personality. Although, there have been exceptions where the Games had to go through a regular regeneration; most of the lethal actions that would cancel out a regeneration (ex. getting stabbed through both hearts) causes him to regenerate normally. By channeling the regeneration energy through different parts of his body, he can perform partial regeneration on his limbs or organs. During regeneration, Time Lords release an energy of more than 1.21 Gigawatts. The Games can exert this energy and release it as a devastating energy blast, making use of his powers offensively.
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