🏰 Dune Ixians Tleilaxu House Expansion: Unleash New Powers and Strategies Review

Just an excellent board game, especially for the price. This game, originally developed in the 70's, has many attributes that make it seem outdated on the surface. Like a poorly written rule book and an obsessive game length. But behind those barriers to entry lies the most sophisticated board game ever created. This will turn people against and for each other in the most cruel way. If you think that "Monopoly" or "Risk" is cruel and destroys friendships, stay away because you'll screw each…

A packaging error damaged 2 of my Shai Hulud cards. Some cards don't make sense in the context of the lore. You can tell the people who developed it never read the books, but I digress. picky that Su-Su-Suk! This is the cry of an Arrakeen water seller, not the actual name of the person who guarantees the leader's mark (a character with this nickname was never mentioned as such in the book and only appeared in the CCG as Nejhre and was actually a Harkonnen agent) and there is a war going on for…

This is the best board game I've ever played. Okay, it helps that I love Dune (1984 book and film). But the mechanics of the game are just awesome. They found a brilliant way to incorporate sandworm, spices, weather storms, poison, poison spy, laser cannon (which when played against a shield acts like a nuke blast), family atoms and characters/factions into the gameplay. making it an absolute thrill for those of us who are familiar with the story (especially if we are familiar with the book)…

GameDune is like no other game I've ever played. Each player controls a unique faction with amazing, revolutionary perks and abilities that allow everyone to play and play against them. It's a game of secrets, surprises, alliances, betrayals, conquests and returns. Perhaps most intriguing is that it may seem intimidating at first, there are many rules to follow and almost all have exceptions to remember. But while it might sound intimidating, the gameplay itself is actually quite easy to grasp…