Sovereign Stone

From the book:

The Game at a Glance

• Skill based system, each skill and attribute is listed as a die type, ie: d8 in strength.
• Actions are rolled with an attribute die and a skill die. A character can exert for an extra die, but at the cost of stun points.
• Magic is rolled with an attribute die and a skill die, too. You need to achieve a number of points and the spell goes off. If you don't reach it in one turn, you add your next turn's roll.
• The world has Orks, Elves, Humans, and Dwarves as player races, as well as a few new ones, and a really nasty set of villains!
• The Orks are a sea-faring race, advantaged in water magic. The Elves are a medieval Japanese-like race, advantaged in air magic. The dwarves are a nomadic Mongol-like race, advantaged in fire magic. The Humans are mid-European medieval-like, advantaged in earth magic. The Taan, the void magic users, are just plain wicked!

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There is only one product in the Sovereign Stone setting that uses the Cortex Classic (Sovereign Stone). All other items are based on the d20 System, for which the most recent setting overview is the Campaign Sourcebook (d20 3.5).