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We need some polls!!

Posted: 05 May 2008 21:39
by Spicelon
Something really easy to start with, mkay?

Me, GEoD. And it was my favorite pretty much right after I read it, circa '86 or so.

Posted: 05 May 2008 22:11
by Omphalos
Tie, between Dune and GEoD.

Posted: 05 May 2008 23:21
by Crysknife
GEoD.

Posted: 05 May 2008 23:37
by HoosierDaddy
OMG this forum thinks too much alike. GEOD is my favorite sci fi book of all time, and I've got a few book cases for FH to compete against.

:shock:

Posted: 06 May 2008 00:14
by SandChigger
OH DEAR GOD...Emperor of Dune. :shock:

Posted: 06 May 2008 00:30
by orald
How could one not choose the light of God Leto's justice? Him who does not follow, a preek is, and shall die squilling in wretched agony! :evil:




Of course GEoD. And anyone disagrees I'll Lynch him*!




*That means I'll stick some heart plugs on and leave him/her to die in a desert rainstorm!

Posted: 06 May 2008 01:29
by loremaster
Children of Dune.

Duncans sacrifice, the very concept of the preacher, Farad'n (a cool and underutilised char. IMO), Ghani and Leto playing everyone with a fine hand. The whole section where Leto tells stilgar "What a Naib i am! I am Naib of Naibs, never forget that"

And so on. I loved it.

Posted: 06 May 2008 05:15
by Freakzilla
loremaster wrote:Children of Dune.

Duncans sacrifice, the very concept of the preacher, Farad'n (a cool and underutilised char. IMO), Ghani and Leto playing everyone with a fine hand. The whole section where Leto tells stilgar "What a Naib i am! I am Naib of Naibs, never forget that"

And so on. I loved it.
I voted for CoD too.

Posted: 06 May 2008 05:44
by orald
Freakzilla wrote:
loremaster wrote:Children of Dune.

Duncans sacrifice, the very concept of the preacher, Farad'n (a cool and underutilised char. IMO), Ghani and Leto playing everyone with a fine hand. The whole section where Leto tells stilgar "What a Naib i am! I am Naib of Naibs, never forget that"

And so on. I loved it.
I voted for CoD too.
Infidel defilers. :x


BTW, is there a time-stamp option for quotes, I mean, to have the quote block not only indicate the speaker but the time/date?

Posted: 06 May 2008 07:21
by chanilover
I'm reading them all for the second time, and so far God Emperor is my favourite, closely followed by the magnifishunt Machine Crusade. Not really, Machine Crusade was the defining moment for me, when I realised the prequels weren't just OK-ish, they were actually really bad.

Posted: 06 May 2008 10:06
by Spicelon
wow! 11 votes and nary a one for Dune? We rock. :D

Posted: 06 May 2008 10:33
by GamePlayer
Dune for me, so there's one vote at least :)

I am enjoying the other books, much more than the first time I read them years and years ago.

Posted: 06 May 2008 11:05
by A Thing of Eternity
Hate to love the obvious book, but Dune wins for me. Very closely followed By GEoD

Posted: 06 May 2008 11:43
by Omphalos
chanilover wrote:I'm reading them all for the second time, and so far God Emperor is my favourite, closely followed by the magnifishunt Machine Crusade. Not really, Machine Crusade was the defining moment for me, when I realised the prequels weren't just OK-ish, they were actually really bad.
That is the second one in Legends, right? Im with you there. I read the first one and said "what the fuck was that?" Then in the second one at the point where they killed absolutely every character in the book and basically started over I said "Now I know. It was shit."

Posted: 06 May 2008 11:52
by Mandy
Dune will probably always be my favorite, but Children of Dune and GEoD are practically tied for second place.

Posted: 06 May 2008 13:01
by Tleilax Master B
I voted Heretics; I loved the Tleilaxu storylines :wink:

But GEoD is a very close second for me......

Posted: 06 May 2008 14:00
by orald
I loved GEoD because it showed the true face of the BT- stupid, inefficient and clumsy. Can't even kill a Duncan for God's sake. :roll:

I'm not sure...did they try to pretend to be clumsy before the God Emperor to maintain their disguise or were they really so? God Leto talks as if it's true and there's no pretending involved.

Posted: 07 May 2008 04:14
by inhuien
GEoD, there’s this suspended note tension to that book. Love it.