Serpent Moon

Serpent Moon is a 1995 role-playing game adventure for Nephilim published by Chaosium.

Contents

Serpent Moon is a collection of four loosely linked scenarios for Nephilim.[1]

Reception

Andrew Rilstone reviewed Serpent Moon for Arcane magazine, rating it a 6 out of 10 overall.[1] Rilstone comments that "a Nephilim campaign turns out to be a little like supercharged Call of Cthulhu session - investigations, clues, secret cults and earth-shattering rituals. This makes the book hard work to read and demanding to run but, in the hands of a good referee with a feel for the Nephilim universe, potentially very rewarding to play."[1]

gollark: There's CraftOS-EFI, which is neat, but limited in use as it cannot do HTTP.
gollark: *cue long rant about UEFI*
gollark: What do you think of UEFI?
gollark: That sounds like an implementation detail. Implementation details are BEES.
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References
  1. Rilstone, Andrew (May 1996). "Games Reviews". Arcane. Future Publishing (6): 66.
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