Hey Austin, two more questions:
Given that the full edition is somewhere a-year-ish away, any GM who wants to run this will likely have to make up their own moons, factions, and /or classes.
The Ashcan contains some guidelines on writing Moon Sentences, but not much about writing Factions or homebrewing classes.
If you could give one suggestion for writing Factions, what would it be?
And similarly, what advice would you give for Classes?
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?
