Under the moons of zoon

[artikid]

Hello everybody,
A few days back I posted to rpglaboratory an old file of mine: "Under the moons of zoon"
It was a weird-fantasy rpg inspired by Lovecraft, E.R.B and C.A.Smith I wrote,
Would anybody care to comment?
I'm very curious
Best Regards
Artikid

[tadk]

[sean wills]

I think it's the best sword and planet setting since 'Skyrealms of Jorune'. I've yet to play it but the system looks cool - mass combat looks like fun.

[michael]

[need2Blove]

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[alexwm1234]

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[llh11456]

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[tygertyger]

Ah, yes... planetary romance. I downloaded this expecting to enjoy the setting, and I was not disappointed. You, sir, have not neglected your Burroughs. Kudos on that.
I was somewhat less enthusiastic about the game mechanics, but I'm rather picky about that -- I like a fair amount of realism in a simple package, and that's a tall order to fill. Nevertheless, UMZ is workable for campaigns in the given setting with only minor tweaks, and can be adapted to published settings like Barsoom with a little effort. Overall I give it a thumbs-up.