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{{Dune games|image= <!-- You can add an image here -->}} This page lists all units appearing in [[Dune II]].

{{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ...riginally a star-name for Mu Draconis) later Rakis (known colloquially as "Dune") is and the home of the [[Fremen]] ([[Zensunni]] wanderers) and later, the

*''Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis'' (Mega Drive/Genesis port) *''Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty''

...at superficially 'courtly' way), but only two play a part in the events of Dune. Wensicia was the mother of Farad'n, the future companion of Ghanima Atreid ...negade House, House Corrino and the Golden Lion Throne moved to [[Kaitain (Dune)|Kaitain]]. The offending house is unknown, erased from history.

...in J. Anderson]] to conclude [[Frank Herbert]]'s original ''[[Dune (novel)|Dune]]'' series of novels. ...n|Baron Vladimir Harkonnen]] to the thinking machine capital, [[Synchrony (Dune)|Synchrony]].

...le bred purely to survive. They took to calling themselves the Free Men of Dune, which was later shortened to Fremen. ...''Reverend Mother'', comparable to a [[Bene Gesserit]] [[Reverend Mother (Dune)|Reverend Mother]] .

{{Dune movies|image=}} ...y faithful) adaptation of the actual sequel to ''[[Dune]]'', the novel ''[[Dune Messiah]]''.

{{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} '''''God Emperor of Dune''''' is the fourth ''Dune'' novel written by [[Frank Herbert]].

{{Wikipedia text (talk)|name=[[Chapterhouse Dune]]|date=March 10, 2006}} ...pterhouse: Dune''''', '''''Chapter House Dune''''' and '''''Chapter House: Dune'''''.

'''Siona Atreides''' is a major character in the novel ''[[God Emperor of Dune]]''. ...aho and changes the location of his wedding to Tuono. The traitor [[Malky (Dune)|Malky]] has been captured by the Fish Speakers, though Anteac died capturi

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{{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ...the novel ''Children of Dune''; for the TV miniseries see '''[[Children of Dune (miniseries)]]'''.''

...e by the last free humans in the universe against the [[thinking machines (Dune)|thinking machines]], a violent and dominating force led by the sentient co ...and social climate that is well established in Frank Herbert’s original ''Dune'' series.

...d woman", [[Daniel and Marty]], first mentioned at the end of Chapterhouse Dune, who have unknown designs on the Ithaca and its passengers. The no-ship is ...e tanks. The entire universe is unaware that in the events of Chapterhouse Dune, Scytale had been forced to give the passengers of the Ithaca the secret, a

{{Dune novels|image= <!-- You can insert an image here -->}} ::''This article is about the novel ''Dune''; for other meanings see '''[[Dune (disambiguation)]]'''.''

{{Dune novels|image=}} ...) are a key social, religious and political force in [[Frank Herbert]]'s [[Dune universe]]. It is described as a secretive sisterhood whose members train t

...erpretation as if it were true without a doubt. It is still a debate among Dune readers whether Paul Atreides didn't believe in the Golden Path, or that he {{Wikipedia text (talk)|name=[[God Emperor of Dune]]|date=March 10, 2006}}