Meddler teams up with the Ice Warriors in a complex plan to build a giant sonic weapon. In this portrayal, the character (who pilots a TARDIS also shaped like a police box) does not wear a monk's habit and is referred to as the "Time-Meddler". The Time-Meddler is defeated by the Fifth Doctor. The Meddling Monk also appears in Follow That TARDIS! (DWM #147), in which the Sleeze Brothers hijack the Doctor's TARDIS in order to pursue the Monk across time and space after he damages their car. In The Doctor Who Role Playing Game published by FASA in 1985, the "Meddling Monk" is stated to be a disguise of an earlier incarnation of the Master, who is depicted as being his sixth incarnation which he personally chose after a failed rebellion on Gallifrey forced him to flee. After the events of The Time Meddler, the Master was able to replace the missing dimensional components, but a minor miscalculation sent him, and his TARDIS to a planet in the "crack" between realities, a planet which he later named "Merast" and used as a base of operations. It also cost him a full regeneration, however he was able to keep his current appearance. After the Master's next encounter with the First Doctor on the planet Tigus, he regenerated into a "strikingly handsome, middle-aged man". The Monk appears in the New Adventures novel No Future by Paul Cornell, in which he is given the name "Mortimus". The novel was the last of a story arc published to coincide with the series' 30th anniversary in 1993, in which the Seventh Doctor encounters various alternate realities that have been created due to the Monk's meddling with time. After an attempt to kill the Third Doctor just created an alternate timeline, the Monk is able to change history in the prime universe by ensuring the creation of the Garvond- a creature born from the darkness of the Time Lords' Matrix that was initially catalysed by the Doctor's own Matrix print before he erased it-, bonding the Doctor to an ancient entity, and saving the Land of Fiction from destruction ("The Mind Robber"). The Monk's powers are aided by a captured Chronovore named Artemis, and he has infiltrated UNIT while assisting the Vards ("The Invasion of Time") in attacking Earth in revenge for their past defeat, but the Doctor's companion Ace tricks the Monk into thinking