Larry Elmore’s Sovereign Stone gets Savaged in 2018…

Larry Elmore’s Sovereign Stone is once again returning to our gaming tables. Applied Vectors Ltd have acquired the license to bring the series to Savage Worlds in early 2018.

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"The epic fantasy world and tales of Sovereign Stone return in this edition designed for the Savage Worlds game system! Rediscover the wondrous landscapes, creatures, and denizens conceived by renowned master of fantasy art, Larry Elmore, and popularized by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman in the bestselling Sovereign Stone Trilogy from HarperCollins.

Everything uniquely Sovereign Stone has been revised and expanded. The distinctive races — from the seafaring orks, nomadic dwarves, feudal Japan-like elves, and peaceful pecwae to a half-dozen standout human cultures.

Sovereign Stone Campaign Core Rulebook is a clear, concise portal to fantastic adventures in the land of Loerem. Discover what many loyal fans who made Sovereign Stone a top game setting already know: a rich world vibrating with novelty and excitement at every turn."


The cover, shown above, is adapted from the Pathfinder edition and may not be the final art used.

Sovereign Stone has previously been available for Pathfinder (TimeOut Diversions, 2017), d20 (Sovereign Press, 2001),and the first edition which used a system designed by Don Perrin and Lester Smith (Sovereign Press/Corsair Publishing, 1999).

 

[beholdsa]

Before the d20 edition, Sovereign Stone was also originally published using its own system (which was a sort of proto-Cortex system).

 

[paul1]

I really enjoyed reading the novels years ago. I will be on the look out for this.

 

[AngusA]

Before the d20 edition, Sovereign Stone was also originally published using its own system (which was a sort of proto-Cortex system).

Thanks, I forgot about that one. Will amend the article

 

[aramis erak]

Before the d20 edition, Sovereign Stone was also originally published using its own system (which was a sort of proto-Cortex system).

Not "sort of" - Mechanically, it's almost identical to Serenity.