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5/29/2016 3:29:08 AM
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there are 11 class II civilizations in Warhammer 40k
in Dr Who there are 4 and galifrey was only one of them due to their time travel technology; other wise they were un able to harness 100% of the power output of a single star (as in with out temporal technology)
and there is the bit that all except the doctor were either killed or saved by the doctor in that painting galifrey falls
also only about 20% of comics and graphic novels on Dr Who are still "canon" out of everything thats out there.
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That told me nothing. No faction in 40k can destroy a universe outright. The timelords can do that casually.
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Editado por DarthBrando: 5/29/2016 3:46:58 AM1) no they can't ---> (they have to act within temporal guidelines in order to not drastically alter the fabric of reality and create cascading time paradoxes that would destroy the multi verse---> which is also why the doctor isn't a time lord any more; he was an [b][i][u]EX[/u][/i][/b] time lord who was outcasted; he actually stole the tardis, after the fall of galifrey he re adopted the monicker being the last of his kind and all) 2) a class 2 civilization can harness 100% of the power out put of stars; if they chose to; they can weaponize this power; you ever see Star Wars The Force Awakens? familiar with Starkiller Base? cuz that's exactly what that kinda power weaponized looks like and does. 3) the chaos realm and it's inhabitants exist out side of time and reality; there is a ton of crazy universal destruction they can brandish and do quite a bit.
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No one in Warhammer is a universe buster.
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the hurd are a very little known and nigh invincible species of immortal space beasts from the W40K codex story fluff they aren't a playable species an not much is known about them they are literally the "hear be dragons(off the map)" style creatures of the 40k universe
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Editado por Edcub One: 5/30/2016 7:34:22 PMThen it is doubtful the Time Lords will have issue with them. As nothing I'm reading on them suggest they are a threat. It dosent even say they are immortal. http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Hrud
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Editado por DarthBrando: 5/30/2016 7:50:38 PMit says nearly impossible to study as per their garments and ability to conceal themselves in total darkness even in a fully lit cell not much is know about them they are near invincible and stories and legends basically put them as the W40Ks version of the boogie man; there were 3 Dr who villains who fit this exact MO and all of them nearly killed the doctor. in the Warhammer codex in a short story note it is mentioned that they(Imperium's scientists) have postulated that they are immortal. also separately; the necron race: a race of immortal machine like people with the ability to time travel.
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Editado por Edcub One: 5/31/2016 6:23:59 AMit says nearly impossible to study as per their garments and ability to conceal themselves in total darkness even in a fully lit cell not much is know about them they are near invincible and stories and legends basically put them as the W40Ks version of the boogie man; there were 3 Dr who villains who fit this exact MO and all of them nearly killed the doctor. in the Warhammer codex in a short story note it is mentioned that they(Imperium's scientists) have postulated that they are immortal. also separately; the necron race: a race of immortal machine like people with the ability to time travel. ------- That is not invincibility, that is hiding. That is their theory but it is proven. Plus being immortal is a NLF, so nobody is immortal in a vs debate. None of those 3 creatures are threats to the Time Lords. Necrons can be killed by disintegration.
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well im done m8 you realize the time lords are frozen in a picture and the doctor is the last one alive right? 1 man vs an entire galaxy of war civilizations does not every really equal a win for the 1 dude m8.
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They are still fighting the Time War, which spans all of history. I'm using that version of the Time Lords. You know this.
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not really an since that era takes place before any of the shows or data ive seen and know as fact is canon; i still don't entirely grasp anything that happened during that period and have no idea how much is canon and how much is fanfic so yea thats mainly why im pretty much done with the topic as i lack the knowledge needed to continue the debate thanx though it has been pretty informative on what you have told me thus far anyway
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Ok your welcome and thank you for the debate.
