"Power over spice is power over all." - - An exploration of the true power of spice and how Paul Atreides wields it to bend the Imperium to his will. This line opens Denis Villeneuve’s Dune Part 2 and highlights a core element of Frank Herbert’s saga. The Spice Melange, the most coveted substance at the heart of this story, represents unparalleled influence and control. It is through the remarkable journey of Paul Atreides that the full significance of this treasured resource is realized.

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Mihail Sarbescu https://moonlit.artstation.com/projec...
Edric The Guild Navigator by Andres Gomez https://www.artstation.com/scytales
Alex Jay Brady
Guild Navigator by Alexandre Gianfreda Ferrailleur - https://www.artstation.com/alexandreg...
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