This is part of a series of bloody matches to the death. Show support for your favorite game so it will do better in the fight. You can support it by writing why you think its the better game and more importantly by betting (i.e. voting for) it. Please make it clear for when I check the bets later. You have until Friday when I tally the bets and declare the winner. I will reserve my bet for any tie-breakers.
Although you should be familiar with both games, there is no rule that says you have to have played both of them. The only rule in Trashdome is this;
Sounds like Herbert was a snobby prick. "How dare they write a song about my masterpiece? They say it will increase my book sales, well I don't want THOSE people reading my books anyway."
Yeah, that song couldn't possibly have been worse than sequels like "Duncan Idaho, Sex God of Dune."
This just in: A vote for Dune is a vote against freedom of expression and rock music!
When Iron Maiden wrote their song Dune (later renamed To Tame a Land) in 1983, here's what happened:
Author Frank Herbert refused to allow the band to call this song "Dune." The band originally sent a letter to Herbert's agent for permission. The response read as follows: "No. Because Frank Herbert doesn't like rock bands, particularly heavy rock bands, and especially rock bands like Iron Maiden." Songwriter Steve Harris tried to convince Herbert that the song would be a good promo for the book, but he still refused.
Dude, your Arkham Horror lunacy has blinded you to your own point. It doesn't matter that Herbert didn't like Iron Maiden. All that matters is that IRON MAIDEN LOVES DUNE!!! And I bet Iron Maiden has gotten laid far more often than any of you Akrham Horror geeks.
A VOTE FOR DUNE IS A VOTE FOR ROCKING GAMEPLAY IN EVERY SENSE.
This should read as follows. This is what really happened.
Iron Maiden refused to allow Herbert to call their song "Dune." The author originally sent a letter to Iron Maiden's agent for permission. The response read as follows: "No. Because Iron Maiden doesn't like Dune, particularly more then three books of Dune, and especially not board games like Dune." Author Frank Herbert tried to convince Harris that the song would be a good promo for his book, but the band still refused.
Dune's theme is as exciting as the desert in which it is placed.
Hmmm. And worker placement, and spice harvesting. And the cover artwork is kind of, um, brown. Maybe Dune is more of a EuroGame, while Arkham Horror is pure AmeriTrash.
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