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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 3644935" data-attributes="member: 18280">Other RoomsThe TARDIS contains literally countless rooms.  Among them are usually:* Ancillary Power Station:  This room is often disguised as something else.  It allows the TARDIS operator to turn off specific functions and prevent their being turned back on until the Ancillary Power Chamber is located (Search DC 30, requiring at least 1d10 x 6 minutes to locate).  Parts can be removed from the Ancillary Power Chamber with a DC 15 TARDIS Systems skill check.  This prevents the settings from being changed until the item is recovered and restored (DC 10 TARDIS Systems skill check). * Bathroom:  In addition to standard washrooms, a TARDIS usually contains a “bathroom” that contains a full-sized pool.  The Doctor’s bathroom was seen in The Invasion of Time, but it had begun to leak and was ejected using Architectural Configuration by Paradise Towers.  According to the 7th Doctor, it leaked. * Bedrooms:  There is usually a bedroom available for every TARDIS occupant. * Infirmary:  A place where injured TARDIS crew members can be treated. * Kitchens:  According the Salyavin/Professor Chronotis (in Shada), the TARDIS kitchens were always too far from the control room. * Wardrobe:  The TARDIS wardrobe contains clothing for a dozen body sizes, and for hundreds of cultures throughout time and space.  Generally speaking, any item of clothing that a time traveller might want can be located in the TARDIS wardrobe. * Zero Room:  Even within the TARDIS, universal forces, such as gravity, and the mild artron background radiation of the TARDIS itself, affect occupants.  The Zero Room is designed to remove even these outside influences.  If a Time Lord has a faulty regeneration, resting for a few hours in the Zero Room can often help the Time Lord to stabilize his new mind and body.</blockquote>

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