DM Suggestion Addon Advent

Ars villagers

Add a villager varient that it's profession could be a time lord or something, it would get this profession by placing the architectural reconfiguration software next to it, this would make it sell different TARDIS items, keys remotes, and some hard to aquire TARDIS blocks. You could also sell plastic for emeralds

This could help integrate dalek mod Into already made vanilla features, making it seem more like a full game instead of just an addon. On a more player based level, this could help players get certain TARDIS items they want, or sell TARDIS items they don't need.

To add the 7th doctors umbrella and make it act like the wooden cane

I think it should kinda be like a cane but if you would crouch it would extend and the part of it i want to be cane like is the knock back

Not much benifit its more for style and knock back

Diamond, Emerald, Iron and Gold roundel blocks

Roundel blocks but their base block is gold iron diamond or emerald for those who want a fancy tardis.

We already have dalekanium and steel roundels, why not complete it with other ores?

Isomorphic Panel

Would allow they player to toggle isomorphic controls on the TARDIS. If anyone else tried to use the controls they'd be shocked (like Ian in An Unearthly Child) and damaged slightly. The owner would also be able to configure it and allow whoever they want to use the controls.

Would add further security for your TARDIS by adding in the permissions functionality from 1.12 as an actual item that can be crafted, meaning that player has to work to get the additional security as an upgrade.

Authorized TARDIS Control Discs.

The TARDIS Control Discs can be seen as a single use Stattenheim remote/TARDIS key, working similarly to how the TARDIS key worked in DM 1.12, being able to summon and unlock a TARDIS it is bound to, allowing another player to use and pilot the TARDIS. (For one journey. Or something like that)

Personally I think this is a good feature to allow other trusted "players" aside from yourself to access your TARDIS. This could allow players to escape from sticky situations without the pilot having to drop whatever they're doing to save them, especially when they're not AT the TARDIS. (Besides, trading coordinates can be kinda tedious). So simply make a control disc, bind it to a TARDIS, give it to a player, and problem solved!

KeyRings

you craft together up to 6 keys and 3 remotes and use Shift-Clicking to move through the keys / remotes

it allows people to better manage having multiple tardises or being entrusted to multiple instead of needing to have an inventory full of keys

a Time Ring.

So in the episode genesis of the daleks (classic who) the doctor is transmatted to skaro by a time lord so he could try and change the genetics of a dalek in their early stages of being created and other stuff. Anyways he is given a “Time Ring” by the other time lord and what it does is it teleports the doctor back to his tardis when he has completed his mission. But, i thought it would be a cool feature for new players in or outside of dmu if they don’t have a tardis key yet but have a tardis and don’t want to lose it. Maybe the recipe could be easier to create and make it easier to obtain than a tardis key? or it could be a dmu specific thing that you can just buy in the shop.

It could benefit new players that are just starting off with the mod in or outside of dmu. It could be easier to obtain than a tardis key so you don’t lose your tardis and have to ask a mod to find it with the coords you (potentially) wrote down or find it manually in a survival world.

Fixable Stattenheim Remote

Instead of the stattenheim remote just self-destructing after 10 uses, it becomes a broken form like the elytra when it runs out of durability. It should be repairable using another remote or a redstone circuit.

Instead of having to waste tons of resources on new remotes early game (before enchantments), you can just repair the remote which I belive is more fair (especially if you guys are hellbent on keeping the durability).