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Apr 25, 2009:

Rulebook version 2.0
Stop by the Rules page to check out the new clarified rulebook version 2.0. The changes are described in the updates area on that page.

Mar 21, 2009:

Dune Season 2009
After a long, gameless winter it's time to get the Dune 2009 season up and running!

Games will be back online this month and we'll try to play one every month (at least).

Aug 17, 2008:

Articles
Strategy articles have been posted to the Articles page, and each one can be downloaded in PDF form.

Jul 29, 2008:

New Options
Content is booming, so I've added a second menu bar at the top of the page. I've done this so that no one has to go fishing through the site to find what they are looking for. Enjoy!

Shai Halud Calls!

Next FtF Game:

The next target
dates are

Saturday,
May 16th
.
There are no open seats for this game.

  Confirmed Players:
  Jeffrey Vaca
  Jason Eberwein
  Kurt Knipple
  Laurence Bernstein
  Bryant Forsgren
  David Fortner

Saturday,
May 23rd
.
There are 3 open seats for this game.

  Confirmed Players:
  Jeffrey Vaca
  Laurence Bernstein
  Justin Grant



Last Game:

We last played on
25 April 2009



Next Online Game:

The next target date is Unknown
We'll likely be starting another game within the next week or two.



If you are interested in joining either our local group (San Diego) or playing in an online game of Dune, simply click here to contact me.


Of all of the games in my not-inconsiderable collection, Dune stands alone. Printed in 1979, this fine board game has stood the test of time. Dune still has a large and dedicated following and continues to command high prices on the second-hand market (i.e., eBay).

This page exists both to document the Dune exploits of my gaming group and to provide information about the boardgame to the world at large.



Happy 30th Anniversary, Dune!

2009 represents the 30th Anniversary of our beloved game. What are you going to do to celebrate? I'd like to get exactly 30 games in this year, but at the feeble rate that I manage to get games in these days, I'm not sure that I'll be able to make that happen.
Hope springs eternal though, so we'll see...



Dune Auction Data

Speaking of the second-hand market, there has been some curiosity as to the going rate of Dune games these days. In response, I have decided to track this information, focusing primarily on eBay (as that information is most readily available). Although anyone can go to eBay and check out completed auctions, eBay only maintains that data for a very limited time (about a month), so my database will become more and more valuable as time progresses.

Click on this link to check out the auction results.



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