Just ran a one shot, and it seemed to be a hit. A great system, and tons of opportunity for wordplay. No complaints, just praise from myself and the players.
As a side note, I have a rules question: how should one handle a player's Moon Sentence if it contradicts one of the GM's hidden, as-of-yet unused moon sentence? For example, if I had a hidden moon sentence that said "The view of the heavens submits to the will of the Rabbit Lord", and a PC wants to add the sentence "The moon's are always visible".
Saying "no" to such a sentence feels a little anathema to the spirit of the game, so would the recommend ruling be that I reveal the Moon Sentence? Should it be handled just as any other conflict is, with one countering the other? What if a moon has two *fundamentally* incomparable sentences?