The masters plans are at full fruition and so the doctor , Liv and Narvin but set about to stop him!
But will stopping him help the daleks ? Quite possibly... we haven’t heard from them in a while at this point so it leaves speculation in the air.
The set ends quite solidly as the doctor does battle against the master and his puppit speaker Walter Vincent who though media helps the master infect the entire human populace with emminence. But there’s an easy void in the this alliance of gas and megalomaniac as the doctor exposes the masters past the trust of these pair of vile villains might break...
I’ve enjoyed The emminence but I’m terribly excited to see what happens next!
Set three was a great fun with consistent quality of the last two sets for me personally. Terribly excited for set four.... I better buy it soon!

The master steps up his plans in trying to rule the future in this exciting part of the set!
We find more out about the origin of the emminence as the doctor tries to sway professor Markus Striver to cease his experiments which would lead to the very creation of said threat.
Markus however has become unhinged and this the master and sally Armstrong mean to exploit for their own gain of power !

This is definitely my favourite of set three so far as the steaks feel all over the place!
Looking forward to rule eminence !

I’m aware of the four sets that set three is perhaps the least successful or weakest in reception.
But I’m enjoying it immensely at the moment! I don’t see quite why yet!
In this chapter humans have been confined against will by the natives of a colony world. Seemingly for their own good to hide them from the infinite warriors. The native race disputes whether to free them , kill them or let the infinite’s have them.
Meanwhile Liv Chenka is amungst them assisting in aid and Sally Is abroad.
The doctor gets sent in to help negotiate but things get messy! )At least he is reunited with Liv).

I felt this story actually had some nice surprises, regular cast are strong as ever.
The Romossans don’t sound amazing but I like their concept.
All in all as usual the sound and music of this range is handled very well and with its main cast I can’t say I’d be able to give very low ratings to any of the range I’ve heard so far! It’s just got that sharp edge that pulls even the weaker of the parts out of the average zone for me.
Very excited to continue, tally ho!

This was quite a good read I recall! Younger fans should take a look.