Play along with me, if it's impossible or not exactly is okay.
I'm writing a campaign with a new planet for the pcs to be on, in a solar system that I'm making up.
I made the planet small so that it won't be too difficult for them to get from place to place,
So to make sense of the planet being so small, I decided it should be a moon to a larger planet.
I know the earth's moon rotates on its axis in sync with its orbit around earth and thats why we only see one side of it,
So in order to not have a "dark side" on this planet, it would match the rotation of the planet but still have a longer orbit around the planet.
But being a moon, how would this affect day/night and such?
Thanks.
