This page lists appearances of the Master played by Roger Delgado in the order in which he experienced them . It relies on much speculation to fit semi-contradictory sources together, and should absolutely not be seen as representative of this wiki's general policy.
By most accounts, this incarnation of the Master was separate from the Thirteenth Master who first met Goth on Tersurus , (COMIC : Doorway to Hell , AUDIO : The Two Masters , AUDIO : Sympathy for the Devil , Master Thief ) however, by one account, it was this incarnation who was severely deformed shortly prior to his meeting with Goth. (PROSE : Legacy of the Daleks )
Dr. Who • The Other • The Valeyard • Merlin Unbound Doctor • Meta-Crisis The Curator • "Fugitive" Doctor
K9 Mk I • K9 Mk II • K9 Mk III • K9 Mk IV
The Master (Incarnations )Early • "UNIT enemy" • 13 ("Tremas" • "Bruce" )14 • "Child" • "War" • "Saxon" • Missy • "O"
Iris Wildthyme (Incarnations )Early • Lilith • "Lesbian novelist" • "Edith Sitwell" • "Shirley Bassey" • "Beryl Reid" • "Jane Fonda" • "Katy Manning" • Bianca
Companions
Edwin Turner • Thomas Daley • Jeremy Hoad • Paul Magrs • Jenny Winterleaf • Panda • Simon & Kelly • Señor 105
Santa Claus • Queen Elizabeth I • William Shakespeare • Queen Victoria • Harry Houdini • Winston Churchill • Adolf Hitler • Queen Elizabeth II
Time Lords Rassilon • Omega • The Monk • Pandad IV • Socra • Goth • Borusa • Andred • The Rani • Darkel • The Valeyard • Irving Braxiatel • Vansell • Auteur/Astrolabus • Narvin • Straxus • The Eleven • Rasmus • Livia • Veklin • Ollistra • The General • The Corsair
UNIT The Brigadier • Benton • Yates • Kate • Osgood • Carter • Bishop • Shindi • Jacqui • Ruth & Charlie
Torchwood Institute Jack • Yvonne • Gwen • Tosh • Owen • Ianto • Suzie • Andy • Rhys • Bilis • Captain John • Norton
13 Bannerman Road Sarah Jane • Maria • Luke • Clyde • Rani • Haresh • Gita
Coal Hill defenders Charlie • Quill • April • Matteusz • Ram • Tanya
Mark Seven • Alpha Centauri • Jago & Litefoot • Abby & Zara • Menzies • Death's Head • Vienna • Suz • Kalendorf • Ohila • Jackie • Trinity Wells • Sylvia • Jenny • Nat • Christina • Dorium • Vastra, Jenny, & Strax • Lucy
Celestial Toymaker •
Great Intelligence •
Nestene Consciousness •
Sutekh •
Beep •
Josiah W. Dogbolter •
Timewyrm •
Blon •
Kovarian
Space Security Service • Anti-Dalek Force • Sisterhood of Karn • Shadow Proclamation • Raxas Alliance • Intrusion Counter-Measures Group • The Forge • The Church
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Previous known page: The Master's early life
Early encounters with the Doctor [ edit source]
The Master is wearing the clothes of the incarnation from Terror of the Autons , and is targeting the Second Doctor, setting this after The Dark Path . He uses the alias "Professor Thascalos" and makes a deal with the Archons.
The Master is freed from Shada by the Time Lords to battle the Third Doctor .
The Master observes the events of Season 7 from the background, and makes contact with journalist James Stevens . (PROSE : Who Killed Kennedy )
The Master infiltrates UNIT HQ and interrogates Liz Shaw , using his hypnotism to make her forget his presence and implant an idea to leave UNIT.
The Master goes public with his battle with the Doctor and UNIT by teaming up with the Nestenes . The Doctor steals his dematerialisation circuit , preventing the Master from leaving Earth in his TARDIS.
In an alternate timeline created by Rassilon and the Cybermen , the Master is caught in a Cyber-conversion machine.
The Master is trapped on Earth, setting this before The Mind of Evil , where he recovers his dematerialisation circuit.
The Master reclaims his dematerialisation circuit during his plot with the Keller Machine , allowing him to leave Earth in his TARDIS.
The Master has only just got his TARDIS working, settling this shortly after The Mind of Evil .
The Doctor and the Master recall the events of Deadly Reunion .
After a failed alliance with Axos , the Master is trapped in a time loop by the Doctor.
In village of Devil's End , the Master tries to summon the Dæmon Azal . When his plan fails, the Master is captured by UNIT.
Set during The Dæmons: Episode 4 .
Set after the Master's arrest in The Dæmons . The Master is awaiting trial.
Set between The Dæmons and The Sea Devils , as the Master is still in prison. He is imprisoned at Dulston Heath , a former nuclear power plant.
Set sometime after The Dæmons , and not long before The Face of the Enemy , as the Master is being held in Aylesbury Grange Detention Centre .
The Master is still locked up at Aylesbury Grange Detention Centre .
After switching bodies with the Doctor, the Master makes arrangements to be moved to another holding facility on the coast after his plan to steal the Doctor's TARDIS fails.
The Master builds an alliance with the Sea Devils to escape from Fortress Island .
Set after the Doctor visits the Master in his cell during The Sea Devils .
Set immediately after The Sea Devil , with the Master retrieving his TARDIS from Devil's End.
The Master has recently spent time in confinement on Earth, setting this shortly after The Sea Devils .
The Master is cornered by UNIT in the Tower of London during an attempt to steal the British Crown Jewels . (AUDIO : Masterful )
Distancing himself from UNIT [ edit source]
The Master encounters a new incarnation of the Doctor for the first time.
Though his identity is vague, authorial intent confirms this as the "Roger Delgado Master".[1] The Master uses the phrase "please attend carefully", setting this after The Heralds of Destruction .
Follows directly on from Legacy .
Having had enough of Earth, the Master has arranged a meeting on Skaro , leading into Frontier in Space .
In one account, the Master is severely deformed by his own Tissue Compression Eliminator and left in a moribund state on Tersurus , leading into The Deadly Assassin . (Further details here .)
In another account, the Master regenerates during an encounter with the Twelfth Doctor that occurs immediately after Frontier in Space .
Next known page: Thirteenth Master
These entries are placed here due to being part of ongoing storylines that have yet to offer sufficient enough evidence to be placed in a specific part of this Master's timeline, unless further evidence arises in the stories to come.
The Master loses his memories and personality, with not even a regeneration being a possibility to solve the problem. Before losing consciousness, he manages to record a message to himself to inform him of his identity.
These entries are placed here until a suitable position in the timeline can be determined based on the available evidence.