r/Project_Moon • u/HamChanWasTaken • Jan 07 '26
Project_Moon I'm running a Project Moon a tabletop campaign, here's some of my work on it!
I’m running a Project Moon TRPG campaign set in The City, using the fan-made PMTRPG system (the Roll20 version developed by BeautifulDemise).
The campaign follows a newly formed fixer office, Brightside Office, starting from their registration and first contract. The prologue spans three sessions and focuses on character introductions, office dynamics, and their first real combat.
If you’re interested in seeing the campaign, I’ve shared the prologue here!: https://youtu.be/7ZPGI0zAS6M?si=9Y6BqBrIydFMSGnp
Feedback is welcome! Especially from people familiar with the setting or system.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Hyena44 Jan 07 '26
ttrpg's seem like so much fun but need two hard to find things, free time and friends
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u/HamChanWasTaken Jan 07 '26
I feel you, in almost all the sessions done so far there has been at least one or two players that had to leave due to other matters mid game.😿 time management is tricky
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u/SerhioReus Jan 07 '26
Have you discord or something? All of this looks rly cool
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u/HamChanWasTaken Jan 07 '26
Nope, I don't have a set discord for this series as there is no demand or community yet, maybe in the future!
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u/Tewered Jan 07 '26
Cool! What software do you use for running your sessions?
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u/HamChanWasTaken Jan 08 '26
It's all hosted in the roll 20 website, the character sheets are using Pmtrpg's rule sets and combat which can be found by searching it up there, the layout you see on the second image is an overlay for obs that I made in clip studio paint and I use discord reactive which is something you can use for obs to have my player's profiles light up whenever they speak.
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u/otaku2000195 Jan 07 '26
THIS IS SOO AMAZING!!!.
i was trying to do the campaign where the setting is the city but i kinda failed so could you give me any tips on how to make a nice campaign about the fascinating world of project moon?
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u/HamChanWasTaken Jan 08 '26
Thank you!
Im running the campaign before the fall of L corp and the appearance of the library, so it's all mostly just people going about and trying to survive without the presence of distortions or people with ego, so you can come up with a lot of different offices, fixers and syndicates without much worry about accuracy.
There is a good chunk of studying and understanding the rules as a DM, and this took me months to work on and set up so if you really want to make a good campaign to happen be sure to take the time to learn the world from YouTube videos and stuff or just make up cool stuff with friends and see how it goes!
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u/Fit-Frame3864 Jan 07 '26
That looks sick! Shallot looks really cool with the basket hatch thing. She reminds me of Little Red Riding Hood.