This is the official web page for
the role-playing
science-fiction play-by-mail game
Moons of Nibir.
What's this?
Moons of Nibir is a role-playing game played by mail.
That is, players get a magazine in which the gamemaster explains to them
what's happened in the game world during the turn (one month). Also, they
receive a personal turn in which it's explained what's happened to them
personally during this month of game time. In return, they send the gamemaster
what their characters will do during the next turn (month), and so on...
The background to the game is science-fiction. It's
based in Ganimedes, the largest moon of Jupiter. There are three colonies
there, one european (Nova-Firenze), one north-american (Galilea) and one
chinese (Tsing-Pao). All three of them are fully blown cities, housing
around a million souls. The main reason for them to be is to conduct mining
operations in Jupiter's ring of asteroids. The action takes place mainly
in the european colony, Nova-Firenze, where players take on the roles of
every kind of person inhabiting it. From politicians to policemen, from
gangsters to prospectors or miners... The sky's no longer the limit.
If you are interested in playing Moons of Nibir send me an e-mail.
Unfortunately, the game is in spanish only.
Price List
Rulebook
1,300 pts
Start-up offer — rulebook + 4 turns
2,000 pts
1 Turn
300 pts
4 Turns
1,000 pts
Auryn members only offer — 3 turns
500 pts
Credits
Written by Daniel Julivert, with additional material by Enric Grau,
Ramón Pardo and Cristina Pelegrín
Game System based
in the science-fiction game Fading Suns, published by Holistic Designs
Logo by Daniel Julivert
Edited by Daniel Julivert
Digitalizations by Enric Grau, Arturo Jiménez and Jordi
Cabau
Playtesting by Jordi Cabau, Pau Carles, Jordi Ferré,
Jordi Gimeno, Enric Grau, Ricard Ibáñez, Edu Monter, Ramón
Pardo, Cristina Pelegrín, Andrés Pérez, Joaquín
Ruíz, Eloi Solanes, Miquel Tubau, Toni Urpí and David Villanueva
Moons of Nibir is a role-playing game set in an imaginary science-fiction
environment
Moons of Nibir is a non-profit enterprise, so any money paid
is only intended to pay for the expenses of putting it out
