interdimensional circuit

Name: interdimensional circuit

Appearance: think of a 3-D chrome symbol with legs, about, ehh, the size of a Frisbee. The legs attach to a TARDIS's console so it doesn't fall off, and a Timelord can then wire the device to hook up with their TARDIS's travelling circuits. The device breaks easily, though, so the center of the 'chrome symbol' is a button that puts the device into hibernation so that it doesn't damage any TARDIS circuits. Inside the device is a complex jumble of circuitry that, if messed with, could either damage the TARDIS it's attached to, blow up in someone's face, prevent interdimensional travel, or quite possibly all of the above.

Abilities: In theory, the device, when hardwired into a TARDIS, can allow travel between universes. However, this is still in-development tech, so there are frequently errors, from arriving in the wrong place to even damaging the TARDIS that it is hardwired to.

Origin: Back in Theta's home universe, this device had been under development by a team of Timelord scientists. It's first test was chaotic, and not only rendered the device useless, but it damaged the TARDIS it was connected to. However, after more development, the device was able to stay intact for several uses, and was much safer for TARDISes, though the universe the device took you to was still largely random. Not many Timelords use the device today, only explorers, but maybe one day the device will become a commonly used thing.

Number: A small amount, most likely a number just under a hundred. Many of this number are prototypes.

Other: not planning on using this device actively in roleplay, it only serves as a way to explain jumps between this universe (site) and another universe (site). Also deals with backstory elements.