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Deceit
Series:	Doctor Who - Virgin New Adventures
Release Number:	13
Doctor:	Seventh Doctor
Companions:	Ace, Benny
Enemy:	Pool
Setting:	Arcadia, 25th century
Author:	Peter Darvill-Evans
Publisher:	Virgin Books
Publication:	April 1993
Format:	Paperback Book, 325 Pages
ISBN:	ISBN 0426203879
Previous Story:	The Pit
Following Story:	Lucifer Rising

Publisher's Summary

'Take Arcadia apart if you have to.'

The middle of the twenty-fifth century. The Dalek war is drawing to an untidy close. Earth’s Office of External Operation is trying to extend its influence over the corporations that have controlled human-occupied space since man first ventured to the stars.

Agent Isabelle Defries is leading one expedition. Among her barely-controllable squad is an explosives expert who calls herself Ace. Their destination: Arcadia.

A non-technological paradise? A living laboratory for a centuries-long experiment? Fuel for a super-being? Even when Ace and Benny discover the truth, the Doctor refuses to listen to them.

Nothing is what it seems to be.

Characters

• The Doctor

• Bernice Summerfield

  Is haunted by the destruction of the Seven Planets.

• Ace

  She's 3 years older.

  Is Spacefleet trained in the Special Weapons Division.

  Thinks about shagging Daak.

• Abslom Daak

• Is a clone (a "not very good one" at that).

• Pool (Gestalt)

References

• My Dalek Lover is a Sex Machine a relatively popular song during the Dalek wars.
• Dalek Killers are almost mythical.
• International Mining Corporation makes an appearance.
• The TARDIS is cured of the infection from Tír na n-Óg.

Notes

• A prologue to this novel was published in DWM Issue 198.
• This was the first Doctor Who novel to exceed 300 pages in length.
• Author Peter Darvill-Evans was the range editor for the Virgin New Adventures line.

Continuity

• Abslom Daak died destroying the Dalek Death Wheel in DWM: Nemesis of the Daleks, and was later saved by time-travelers in DWM Emperor of the Daleks!
• The TARDIS was infected with protoplasm in NA: Cat's Cradle: Witch Mark.
• A construct which is probably Pool turns up in BNA: Down,

External Links

• Prelude to Deceit as published in DWM #198
• The Doctor Who Reference Guide detailed synopsis of Deceit
• The Whoniverse - The Discontinuity Guide to: Deceit

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Class Brigand Level 39 Category (Target) Buff (Self)  Casting Time  1.0 seconds  Recast time  5 min  Cost  54 power   Duration  60.0 seconds Brigand: Deceit Spell Line Level Spell Name 39 Deceit 53 Crafty Deceit 67 Deceitfulness

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Effects

• Increases Attack Speed of caster (see below)
• On a successful melee attack this spell has a 20% chance to cast Knockdown on target of attack. Lasts for 2.5 seconds.
  • Stuns target
  • Throws target back
  • Blurs vision of target
  • Does not affect Epic targets
  • Resistibility increases against targets higher than level 59.

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The Star Wars wiki of fan invention.

Deceit was a crime lord who lived from 1087 BBY to 999 BBY, and quite often called apon Ash Fang for service, in the dying years of his life.

Biography

Early Life

Deceit did not know who his parents were and remained unaware throughout his life. He was stranded and picked up by an old women. He grew up with her and her friends, never knowing who to call family.

Establishing a Name and Business

Wandering Coruscant's lower levels, Deceit came upon a Mercenary named Ash Fang in 1062 BBY. Together, they worked their way up a large business called Fang Industries. When they had a name, they made an organization. They used their talents to group together some co-workers, their friends, their families and others, and made a group known as Brotherhood. Throughout the years of the business, they made a name for themselves, making drama and chaos in parts of Coruscant. Shortly after, Fang was forced out.

Death

Completely forgetting who Ash Fang was, Deceit hired him as a protector against assassination attempts. However, when alone with Deceit, Ash lightly slit the throat of Deceit, making him suffer. After a few minutes, Fang stabbed the man with a single stab the the temple.