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About Dire Wolf
Dire Wolf is a independent publisher of award-winning board games and digital board game adaptations.
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Dune: Imperium
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Product Description
The award-winning Dune: Imperium begins a bold new chapter
New allegiances demand new strategies in a world of spies, betrayals, and the looming threat of sandworms just beyond the shield wall...
Dune: Imperium - Uprising challenges players like never before with bold new mechanics and worm-sized conflicts to determine the fate of Arrakis!
Destiny arrives!
1-4 or 6 players / 60-120 minutes or 180 minutes (six-player) / Ages 13+
Includes:
- 250+ Cards
- Two-sided game board
- 4 Sandworm miniatures
- 100+ Wooden player pieces
- 9 Leaders
- 100+ Punch tokens & resources
- Two personal boards for six-player games
"I think this is the most brilliant thing that they could have done..."
Reviewers love Dune: Imperium - Uprising!
- “Uprising definitely feels better than the first Dune: Imperium!” – Tom Vasel, The Dice Tower
- “Dune: Imperium - Uprising amps up the challenge of an already desirable strategy game. I count it among the few must-play tabletop games released this year.” – Charlie Hall, Polygon
- “This game just brings Dune to life. I love the sandworms, spies, all of the intrigue... If you're into Dune, you should definitely try this one out.” – Roy Cannaday, The Dice Tower
- “That’s where Uprising shines: The subtle polish that makes it feel more cohesive. Everything feels familiar, but the balance feels better.” – The Cardboard Herald
The Uprising begins!
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Lead the Great Houses of DuneWar has come to Arrakis as the Imperium teeters on the brink of disaster. Can you navigate the treacherous landscape to achieve your destiny? |
Deck-Building meets Worker PlacementEach round you'll draw five cards that allow you to send your agents around the Imperium. Shifting alliances...cunning spies...deadly battles...how will you shape your strategy? |
Call the Sandworms!The struggle for Arrakis is bigger than ever before! Venture into the deep deserts to call mighty sandworms into battle! |
New leaders rise!
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Muad’DibPaul Atreides disappeared into the desert…Muad’Dib emerged. Glimpse the future that awaits and follow the path to victory! |
The EmperorThe ruthless Emperor Shaddam Corrino IV rules his allies and destroys his enemies. But power always has a price to be paid. |
Reverend Mother JessicaA time of transformation has come to Arrakis, and old Bene Gesserit prophecies find new meaning. Reverend Mother Jessica harnesses memories to unlock secrets. |
Gurney HalleckThe smiling warmaster of House Atreides stands ready to finish the fight. With baliset or blade, Gurney Halleck is a flexible and powerful ally. |
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Even better than Dune: Imperium!
I am already bananas over Dune: Imperium but after playing Uprising, which feels like a much tighter, fraught experience where resources like Water are even more precious. The addition of spies is really cool and though I’ve only played it once, I can tell you I already like it better and we didn’t even get to tame any worms!? Not only that but the Imperium deck seems to have far more interesting cards in it than the Imperium deck from Dune: Imperium as well as more fully realized Leader cards. Also combat plays a far greater role than in the previous version of Dune: Imperium from Dire Wolf.I was absolutely obsessed with a different version of this game from Avalon Hill that I bought in the early 80s but this version of Dune is far more interesting andShown are custom tokens for the Alliances from BuyTheSameToken.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
I am already bananas over Dune: Imperium but after playing Uprising, which feels like a much tighter, fraught experience where resources like Water are even more precious. The addition of spies is really cool and though I’ve only played it once, I can tell you I already like it better and we didn’t even get to tame any worms!? Not only that but the Imperium deck seems to have far more interesting cards in it than the Imperium deck from Dune: Imperium as well as more fully realized Leader cards. Also combat plays a far greater role than in the previous version of Dune: Imperium from Dire Wolf.
I was absolutely obsessed with a different version of this game from Avalon Hill that I bought in the early 80s but this version of Dune is far more interesting and
Shown are custom tokens for the Alliances from BuyTheSameToken.
I was absolutely obsessed with a different version of this game from Avalon Hill that I bought in the early 80s but this version of Dune is far more interesting and
Shown are custom tokens for the Alliances from BuyTheSameToken.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
I have played the original DI and rise of ix expansion and I loved it; but wow somehow they managed to improve upon the formula in many ways. Adding new mechanics to the game that make it feel more strategic and exciting. I can’t express how I much I love this game! Do yourself a favor and pick it up!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
