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The Dalek Mod adds a wide variety of custom dimensions, typically categorized as Planets, which often resemble various real and/or fictional locations depicted in Doctor Who. However, there are also a variety of Planets known as "Timezones" which represent various versions of Vanilla Minecraft. Unlike dimensions in Vanilla Minecraft, however, the Dalek Mod's Planets and Timezones are not accessed through portals, but are instead traveled to through the use of a TARDIS or a Vortex Manipulator (however, the Vortex Manipulator can travel only to a few Planets/Timezones). Every Planet and Timezone has unique environments, rewards, and dangers for Players to discover as they begin their adventures into these new worlds. (Note: For Planet information about older Dalek Mod versions, please visit the respective page for the desired Planet.)

Planets[]

Skaro[]

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A Dalek City as seen on the Planet Skaro.

Skaro, the home Planet of the hostile Daleks, is likely the most dangerous planet to visit out of all. If players aren't exterminated by the countless Daleks which inhabit the Planet, they'll also have to survive Skaro's lakes of Toxic Waste, weather of Acid rain, Radiation-filled air, and more. To protect themselves, however, players can bring a Space Suit (for Acid rain protection) and Radiation Pills (for temporary Radiation Poisoning protection). Players seeking slightly more safety can also take refuge in the Petrified Forests, one of Skaro's four unique biomes, which are inhabited by the peaceful Thals.

Despite Skaro's great risks, however, this Dalek Planet is filled with great rewards. Underground, various useful ores can be found, such as Copper (Brass) and Diamond. Skaro also holds two unique resources, Dalekanium, the metal of choice for Daleks, and the rare Metalert, whose full armor set provides permanent Radiation protection. Metalert can also be crafted into a pickaxe used to mine the rare White-Point Star and Azbantium resources on Gallifrey. Players can also explore some of the Skaro's other unique biomes to discover a multitude of structures filled with danger and loot to collect. These structures include Dalek Asylums hidden deep underground, Dalek Saucers flying high the skies, sprawling Dalek Cities in the bombed out Skaro Plains, and Obsidian covered Kaled Domes (a structure where it is possible to encounter Davros, a Kaled boss mob) in the mine-filled Kaled Deserts. Traveling to a specific set of coordinates will also lead Players to a giant Dalek Mothership where they can engage in a great battle with the Dalek Emperor boss.

Gallifrey[]

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The Citadel as seen on the Planet Gallifrey. (image taken with shaders)

Gallifrey, the home planet of the neutral Time Lords (and by extension, the Doctor), is a peaceful Planet that is full of structures to explore and is packed with loot and resources. Gallifrey is home to two unique biomes, lightly dense forests with rolling red grass hills (where it can snow), and desert wastelands filled with red-orange sand.

Underground, many useful ores can be found, such as Silicate, Copper (Brass), Green and Yellow Clay (useful for creating two new brick types), and many more. Gallifrey's underground also holds two resources unique to the Planet, White-Point Stars (used for endgame blocks/items (Elixir of Life, Untempered Schism, etc)) and Azbantium. However, these two rare resources are even more valuable as they can only be mined with a pickaxe made of Lonsdaleite (a rare ore from Mars) or Metalert (a rare ore from Skaro).

Gallifrey also has a variety of structures for players to discover. In Gallifrey's desert wastelands, Players can discover a multitude of abandoned town structures which contain more common loot. Traveling to a specific set of coordinates will also lead Players to the Gallifrey Citadel, a giant city structure with many rooms to explore. If Players look carefully, they may be able to find some Time Lord Stasers and even a TARDIS, but they should be wary of traps. Traveling to another specific set of coordinates will also lead Players to an old barn seen in the Doctor Who episodes The Day of the Doctor, Listen and Hellbent. Inside, Players can find some loot related to the episode, along with The Moment, a powerful Time Lord weapon of mass destruction used to end the Time War.

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A group of Mondans within a dead Oak forest on the Planet Mondas.

Mondas[]

Mondas, the home Planet of the hostile Cybermen, is a desolate wasteland filled with danger, snow, and many rewards to discover. Players can travel to four unique biomes on Mondas, such as snowy tundras filled with dead Oak trees and tall, snow-covered mountains. Besides looking around these unique biomes, Players should also be sure to keep their eyes peeled for enemies, as Mondas is home to every Cyberman variant. However, the Planet is also inhabited by some exclusive hostile 'Cyber-mobs', such as Cyber-Drones and Mondans. Players seeking more safety, however, can take refuge in the peaceful Bluelands biome, which is inhabited only by the passive Cybercows.

Underground, many useful ores can be found, such as (Unrefined) Steel, the metal of choice for Cybermen, Silicate, Copper (Brass), and more. Mondas also has a variety of unique structures for players to discover. On the surface, in the Snow Plains biome, Players can discover a variety of abandoned town structures which can contain the rare Temporal Map (used to create a BOTI Painting), obtainable only on Mondas, amongst other loot. Underground, in the Mountains biome, Players can discover sprawling Cyber Cities, containing a variety of different rooms filled with loot and hostile Cybermen. Amongst Cyber City loot, Players can also find the rare Dimensional Circuit (used to create a Stasis Cube), obtainable only on Mondas.

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A field of lava and Scorched Granite near some snowy mountains on the Planet Trenzalore.

Trenzalore[]

Trenzalore, the battleground for many aliens, is a Planet full of death, danger, and loot to collect. With daytime lasting only a few minutes, this Planet is often covered in darkness. Trenzalore has six unique biomes to explore, such as fields of lava filled with Scorched Granite, huge Tombstone Graveyards, and snowy mountains. Besides watching out for the hazards of these biomes (such as lava), Players will also need to stay on their toes to avoid battles between a whole host of dangerous mobs, such as Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, Quarks, Whispermen, and many more. Players, however, shouldn't fear the neutral Silence mobs, who use lightning to help protect Trenzalore from these other alien invaders.

Trenzalore is also filled with great rewards, amongst these alien conflicts. There are a whole host of alien ship structures in the skies and on the ground to discover, filled with enemy aliens along with some loot for Players to collect. A few useful ores can also be found on the surface or underground on Trenzalore, such as (Unrefined) Steel, the metal of choice for Cybermen, and Diamond. Traveling to a specific set of coordinates will also lead Players to the Villager-occupied Town of Christmas, as seen in the Doctor Who episode The Time of the Doctor. Taking a look around the festive town can lead Players to find some useful loot among other Christmas-themed rewards.

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A large mountain range on the Planet Varos.

Varos[]

Varos, a pink-skied Planet rich in useful resources, first appeared in the Doctor Who story Vengeance on Varos. Varos has four unique biomes to explore, such as huge mountains of orange sand, and grassy savannas. Varos is much less dangerous is comparison to other planets, but Players should be wary of the Varos Jungle biome where Slitheen and Mechanoids will spawn.

While Varos has no structures for Players to explore, this Planet is filled with many useful resources. Underground, Players can find a variety of useful ores such as Plastic and Lapis Lazuli. On the surface of the default Varos biome (orange sand mountains), Players can often find Zeiton-7 Blocks, making Varos perfect for stocking up on this important TARDIS resource. Furthermore, visiting the Varos Jungle biome will allow Players to collect the Planet's exclusive Newberry Wood (useful for TARDIS decoration) and Plastic Chunks, which drop from Varos Leaves. Additionally, visiting the Diorite Hills biome will allow Players to collect Glowstone and Obsidian from small 'spikes' on the surface.

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A small group of Zombies and Skeletons with Space Suit Helmets near The Apollo 11 Moon Lander and a Judoon Spaceship on The Moon.

The Moon[]

The Moon, a Dalek Mod Planet resembling Earth's moon, holds some handy resources along with useful structures to explore. Players will want to make sure to bring a Space Suit along with some spare Oxygen Canisters in order to breathe on The Moon, as there is no Oxygen there. This also means that Players on The Moon can't use an Oxygen Tank to refill their Oxygen Canisters, nor can they start any kind of fire (placing Torches, using a Furnace, using a Flint and Steel, etc). Players will also want to be wary of the neutral Judoon, who will attack only when provoked, along with hostile Zombies and Skeletons wearing Space Suit Helmets. Some Cybermen and Cybermats can also be found on The Moon, but only near a certain 'Cyber' structure (see below).

While The Moon has no unique biomes, it has a variety of terrain generation made from Moon Rock, such as large mountains and flat, crater filled plains. Underground, Players can also discover two resources, Crystaline and Titanium, which are both useful for a variety of blocks and items. The Moon also has a variety of structures for Players to discover. Judoon and Cyberman Spaceships can be found anywhere on The Moon's surface and contain some useful loot, along with their Judoon or Cyberman inhabitants. The Judoon Spaceships are especially handy in that they contain Radiation Pills, a food item which helps Players temporarily protect themselves from the Planet Skaro's Radiation Poisoning. Traveling to a specific set of coordinates will also lead Players to the Apollo 11 Moon Lander, a structure paying homage to the real spacecraft which landed on the moon. Inside, Players can find some loot related to this space mission, such as a NASA Space Suit Helmet.

Mars

A group of Ice Warriors and Gell Guards on the red sands of the Planet Mars.

Mars[]

Mars, a Dalek Mod Planet resembling the real planet Mars, holds unique resources along with interesting structures to explore. Players will want to make sure to bring a Space Suit along with some spare Oxygen Canisters in order to breathe on Mars, as there is no Oxygen there. This also means that Players on Mars can't use an Oxygen Tank to refill their Oxygen Canisters, nor can they start any kind of fire (placing Torches, using a Furnace, using a Flint and Steel, etc). Players will also want to avoid the hostile Ice Warriors and Gell Guards which spawn on the 'Red Planet's' surface.

While Mars has no unique biomes, its terrain consists mainly of dunes made from Mars Sand. Underground, Players can also discover a variety of resources, such as Titanium and Emerald. Mars' underground also holds two resources unique to the Planet, Rusted Iron (which can be smelted into Iron ingots) and Lonsdaleite, a rare gem used to make a Lonsdalite Pickaxe, able to break the rare White-Point Star and Azbantium resources on Gallifrey. Mars also has a variety of structures for Players to discover. In the skies, Players can find Ice Warrior Spaceships, full of Ice Warriors and loot to collect. Underground, Players can also discover small Ice Warrior dungeons which have an Ice Warrior mob spawner to protect the loot inside.

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Some desert sand dunes beneath a starry sky on the Planet Vortis.

Vortis[]

Vortis, also known as the Web Planet, has a variety of resources along with a unique structure to discover. Vortis has two unique biomes to explore, the default Vortis biome with large mountains of Vortis Rock and the Vortis Desert biome with dunes of Vortis Sand and sparse vegetation. In the default Vortis biome, Players should try to avoid the hostile Zarbi and Larvae Guns, though Players should not fear the neutral Menoptera, who will attack only when provoked. In the Vortis Desert biome, Players should instead try to avoid the hostile Sandmen and Husks which spawn there.

Underground, Players can also discover a variety of resources, such as Crystaline, Quartz, and Diamond. Vortis' underground also holds two resources unique to the Planet, Vortis Crystals and Blue Quartz, which are both often used for crafting decorative blocks. Vortis also has a unique structure for Players to discover on the surface of the Planet. In the default Vortis biome, small Zarbi dungeons will generate which have a Zarbi mob spawner to protect the loot inside.

Timezones[]

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A grassy plain filled sparsely with Oak trees in the Minecraft Classic Timezone.

Minecraft Classic[]

Minecraft Classic, a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling Minecraft's second development 'phase', allows Players to get a nostaglic throwback to one of the earliest Minecraft versions. While Minecraft Classic has no unique biomes, its terrain consists mainly of large hills and flat plains both filled sparsely with Oak trees and almost neon green vegetation. However, this area of land is very limited in size and is surrounded by a 1 block deep ocean with a Bedrock seabed, mimicking the old "world border" of this Minecraft Version (though the Dalek Mod allows for this ocean to be explored). While Minecraft Classic has no unique structures for Players to discover, Players can find Classic versions of Vanilla Minecraft ores underground, such as Iron, Gold, and more.

The Minecraft Classic Timezone also has many features which mimic the quirks and features of this old Minecraft version. While in this Timezone, Players' walking animation is reverted to an older version with flailing arms, the sounds for explosions and taking damage are reverted to the old sounds, and some new text in the upper left corner of the screen shows a game version, the current FPS, and the number of chunk updates. While in creative mode only, Players even have access to a limited Classic creative menu (which includes all of the old blocks available in Minecraft Classic) by pressing the "B" key by default, but this can be changed in the "Controls" tab of Minecraft's settings. However, while many features of the Minecraft Classic Timezone are directly related to this old Minecraft version, the Dalek Mod's neutral Sea Devils spawn exclusively in this dimension.

Removed Dimensions[]

Planets[]

Forest in a Box[]

The Forest in a Box, a hidden snowy Planet, is based upon a Planet hidden within a present in the Doctor Who episode The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe. The Forest in a Box Planet, unlike other Dalek Mod dimensions, can only be accessed by right-clicking on a Forest in a Box Block, which resembles a large blue present. This means that the Forest in a Box Planet cannot be traveled to with a TARDIS or Vortex Manipulator. The terrain of this Planet mainly resembles a Vanilla Minecraft Taiga biome covered heavily in snow, but also features the occasional lava lake. The Forest in a Box Planet was removed in Update 40, but a decorative version of the Forest in a Box Block was readded in the 2019 Advent Calendar (Update 52).

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A TARDIS landed near a large mountain on the Planet Omicron Persei 8.

Omicron Persei 8[]

Omicron Persei 8, a Planet filled with mountains of green stone, is based upon the home Planet of hostile aliens from the Futurama TV cartoon series. It is unclear why Omicron Persei 8 was added to the mod, especially as it is a barren Planet with no mobs spawning on its surface. It was rumored that a new type of Dalek would spawn on this Planet in a future update, but Omicron Persei 8 was removed in Update 40.

Europa[]

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A TARDIS landed on top of a large ice mountain on the Planet Europa.

Europa, a Dalek Mod Planet resembling this real moon of the Planet Jupiter, is an icy planet with limited resources. Water, Ice, and Packed Ice are common materials on Europa (also known as 'Jupiter II'), but the resource Silicate can also be found on this Planet. Players should also try avoid the hostile Daleks which will spawn on this Planet's surface. Europa was removed in Update 40.

Timezones[]

Cave Game[]

See Also: Minecraft Cave Game

Cave Game, a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling Minecraft's first development 'phase', allows Players to experience the earliest form of what is now Minecraft. No mobs spawn in this timezone, and it's generation resembles a 'Superflat' world made up of only two blocks, Cave Game Cobblestone and Grass.

Minecraft Infdev[]

Minecraft Infdev, a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling Minecraft's fourth development 'phase', allows Players to get a nostaglic throwback to this mid-development Minecraft version. This Timezone includes features to emulate Minecraft Infdev, such as featuring world generation similar to that of Minecraft Classic.

Minecraft Alpha[]

Minecraft Alpha, a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling Minecraft's fifth development 'phase', allows Players to get a nostaglic throwback to this late-development Minecraft version. This Timezone includes features to emulate Minecraft Alpha.

Minecraft Beta[]

Minecraft Beta, a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling Minecraft's sixth (and final) development 'phase', allows Players to get a nostaglic throwback to this late-development Minecraft version. This Timezone includes features to emulate Minecraft Beta.

Minecraft PE (Pocket Edition)[]

Minecraft PE (Pocket Edition), a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling the mobile version of Minecraft, allows Players to experience the handheld version of Vanilla Minecraft. This Timezone includes features to emulate Minecraft PE.

Minecraft Xbox (360 Edition)[]

Minecraft Xbox (360 Edition), a Dalek Mod Timezone resembling the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft, allows Players to experience one of the console versions of Vanilla Minecraft. This Timezone includes features to emulate Minecraft Xbox, such as showing the Player's model/skin as part of their HUD along with two buttons reading 'Crafting' and 'Inventory'.

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