#i calculated it and this means theta & kos would be physically 14 when rock murder takes place which makes sense
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Anyway, here's how I headcanon timelord ageing works.
Only applies to their first body:
From when they're loomed until they are age 8 they age like a regular human
At age 8 their ageing slows down to around 15 years equalling 2 years of physical change (this isn't because of the schism, its more that this is the age they look into the schism bc of this being the point of slower aging)
This continues until they physically reach the age of around 40, then their ageing picks up again to be probably only a little slower than that of a human (every 2 years would be 1 year of physical ageing)
Post-first body ageing:
Every body after the first gains longer and longer "life span" so to speak (which means how long they can have that body before succumbing to "old age" would get longer with each regeneration, even if they regenerated with an old body)
Similar to the first body, after a certain amount of time the body's ageing will started rapidly increasing in speed
#sorry if this doesnt make sense#it makes sense to me#kinda based on my observations from the show (like the 1st doctor dying from old age despite not even being 400 while the 11th lived for#over a millenia before succumbing to old age. being 906 when 10 regenerated and over 2000 when 12 finally cane around. i also remember 11#stating he was 1500 at some point while rory and amy were still around so yeah longer “life spans��� with each regeneration make sense)#doctor who#doctor who headcanon#making this post made me realise that 10 was only around for 6 years (9 stating he was 900 and 10 stating he was 906 in his last ep) which#makes the “i dont wanna go” line hurt so much more since hes a later regeneration and so shouldve had a longer “life span”#i calculated it and this means theta & kos would be physically 14 when rock murder takes place which makes sense#we all had the urge to murder our bullies when we were 14
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