War Doctor

The War Doctor is considered a special incarnation of The Doctor that is playable in LEGO Dimensions when you purchase the 71204 Level Pack.

Background
Originally young and robust, the War Doctor set upon the warrior path for which he had been intended, and disavowed the name of "the Doctor". Though the Time Lords and Daleks continued to refer to him by that name, he was also referred to as "the Renegade" by Lady Priyan and "the Warrior" by Clara Oswald. After becoming old and tired of battle and faced with the end of reality, the Doctor considered activating the Time Lord doomsday weapon called The Moment, to finally end the Time War by committing genocide against both the Daleks and his own people. However, the Moment's sentient interface led him down a different path by letting him view his future first-hand. By teaming up with both the Tenth Doctor and the Eleventh Doctor, his mind was opened to a possible way to stop the Time War and save Gallifrey, using all 13 Doctors to help him to freeze it in a pocket universe.

Like the First Doctor, he died simply due to his old age, and regenerated into the Ninth Doctor. Due to his time-stream being out-of-sync thanks to sharing his final adventure with two of his later incarnations, he lost his memories of many of the events they'd experienced together, which lead him to incorrectly believe that he'd used The Moment to destroy Gallifrey and his own people with it.

Appearances

 * LEGO Dimensions

Trivia

 * This incarnation of The Doctor was played by John Hurt in the shows 50th Anniversary special "The Day of the Doctor".
 * This Doctor's number of Doctor is often debated. Some say that he was not truly a Doctor (and therefore isn't numbered), while other fans believe that this was the Ninth Doctor, and all other doctors who came after him had to be bumped up one.
 * Archive Audio from "The Night of the Doctor" and "The Day of The Doctor" which feature John Hurt will be used in-game for when the War Doctor is talking. Here are some of the lines that we currently know of: "What I did, I did without choice. In the name of peace and sanity."