Dune: People: The Preacher
A short biography of the character, The Preacher. in the Dune mini-series.
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Dune: Cultures: House Atreides
The Atreides culture from the TV series Dune. A race rating guide.
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Dune: Dune: Pt.1 “Dune”
Arrakis, Dune, wasteland of the empire, and the most valuable planet in the universe, because it is here and only here, where spice is found.
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Dune: Children of Dune: Pt.3 “The Golden Path”
A detailed review of Part 3 of The Golden Path (The Children of Dune mini-series).
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Dune: Dune: Pt.3 “The Prophet”
A detailed episode review by Ryan Bechtel of the third episode of the Dune mini-series
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Dune: People: Fey’d
Fey’d Rautha is excellently played by Matt Keslar. This is a short character bio.
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Dune: Cultures: Ixians
The Ixians are the technological powerhouse of the Imperium. If its technical, scientific, futuristic or in anyway cool, it was designed and built by the Ixians.
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Dune: Cultures: Fremen
The Fremen are the desert nomads of Dune. They’re known for their glowing blue eyes, xenophobia and total aptitude for fighting skills.
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Dune: Cultures: Spacing Guild
If you were to see members of the spacing guild in a bar, they’d be the wonky bohemians. They would be drinking absinthe.
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Dune: People: God Emperor Leto II Atreides
Leto II is the second son born to Paul Muad’Dib and his consort Chani. He was born with a twin sister Ghanima. Born is a relative word though, as Chani overdosed on spice during her pregnancy and the twins were preborn in her womb.
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Dune: People: Stilgar
Stilgar is one of the greatest Fremen to ever live.
He’s was one of Paul’s champions in the fight against the Harkonnen for Arrakis, and an early general in Muad’Dib’s jihad.
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Dune: People: Shaddam Corrino
Emperor Shaddam Corrino the 4th, the 82nd Padishah Emperor, ruler of the
known human universe, and a total putz. The Corrino family ruled the imperium for 11,000 years, but his ineptitude changed all that.
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Dune: People: Lady Jessica Atreides
Jessica is the mother Paul Muad’Dib and Alia Atreides as well as the bound concubine (quasi-wife) to the Duke Leto Atreides.
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Dune: People: Alia Atreides
Alia Atreides, sister to Paul Muad’Dib Atreides, was Regent to the empire after his death.
Alia Atreides, sister to Paul Muad’Dib Atreides, was Regent to the empire after his death.
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Dune: People: Chani
Chani is Paul’s Muad’Dib Atreides’s true love and the mother to his three children. To say that Chani loves Paul is an understatement. She would give or do anything for him, as a matter of fact it’s how she died!
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Dune: Dune: Pt.2 “Muad’Dib”
Our story continues in Arrakeen. Despite the fat Baron’s victory, he’s not happy at all. In fact he’s shvitzing out! The Baron is having a nightmare, or rather a prescient vision.
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Dune: People: Gurney Hallack
Originally Gurney Hallackhailed from Geidi Prime, the Harkonnen home world. At an early age Gurney’s sisters was enslaved by the Harkonnens to work in their army brothels.
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Dune: People: Paul Muad’Dib Atreides
Paul Maud-Dib Atreides was one of the most extraordinary humans in all of the Dune universe. Paul was na-Duke to House Atriedes
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Dune: People: Duncan Idaho
Duncan was born on Geidi Prime, the home world of the Harkonnen. At an early age the Idaho’s were enslaved by Harkonnen’s for allegedly having anti-Harkonnen feelings.
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Dune: Cultures: House Harkonnen
House Harkonnen, Treacherous, Powerful, and one of the more feared of the Great Houses.
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Dune: People: Vladimir Harkonnen
A brilliant, totally evil man, he was once a great warrior and shockingly attractive. All the changed after he raped the Reverend Mother Mohium.
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Dune: Technology: Stone Burner
A stone burner is hands-down the most destructive weapon in the Dune universe, and maybe in all of sci-fi.
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Dune: Cultures: Bene Tlielax
Originally Zensunni Wanderers, the Bene Tlielax inhabit a world called Tleilax, whose capitol city is Bandalong. Their home planet is offlimits to all non-Tlielaxu.
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Dune: Technology: Heighliner
These asteroid sized space ships are the how most people and cargo are transported between the various planets, moons and systems of the Empire.
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Dune: Technology: Ornithopters
Ornithopters, or thopters as they are commonly referred to, are the most common small transport vessels in the Imperium. These ships are capable of carrying 6 passengers, 9 if the back seats are removed.
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Dune: Technology: Shields
No respectable house leader or space craft would be caught without a shield. Shields are the most common protection measures in the Dune universe. They prevent any fast moving object from passing through their field. Shields function because of a Holtman field.