Dalek Excavation Explosives and Timers

Repurposed Dalek ordnance used by Tyssan for precision excavation within Dalek control centers, featuring orange-colored bricks or cylindrical charges with embedded timers.

3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S17E2 · Destiny of the Daleks Part 2

Doctor discovers Dalek sabotage plot

Tyssan identifies an improvised explosive cache as repurposed military demolition charges rigged for precision subterranean demolition. The Doctor examines their tactical placement and power levels, confirming they exceed mere construction equipment and serve sabotage purposes.

Before: Cache of dense demolition explosives connected to timing devices within control center substructure

After: Chemical composition and tactical placement analyzed for sabotage confirmation

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S17E2 · Destiny of the Daleks Part 2

Daleks escalate manhunt with new data

Tyssan identifies a cache of excavation explosives and timers rigged for controlled demolition, explaining their calibrated power exceeds typical construction tools while revealing their role in the Daleks' relentless tunneling operations across Skaro's underground levels.

Before: Concealed ordnance scattered within control center machinery, its destructive potential underutilized in current context

After: Identified and described to the Doctor, elevating their status from hidden asset to potential tactical tool

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S17E2 · Destiny of the Daleks Part 2

Doctor finds hidden Dalek shaft

A cache of densely packaged explosives and calibrated timers is identified by Tyssan as repurposed excavation tools. The Doctor examines their placement within the control center, using them as physical evidence of the Daleks’ systematic subterranean penetration and hidden agendas.

Before: Part of a controlled demolition setup, embedded in the facility’s substructure for precise excavation.

After: Cataloged by Tyssan and the Doctor, confirming their role in the Daleks’ mining operations.

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