So I've had this in my possession for the last 2 years, and after finally getting permission from R. M. Sean B. Jaffe, I am sharing it.So, Shards of the Stone: Core had a massive amount of world books planned, but as you can imagine, the vast majority didn't get past the planning stage with a few, such as Shaintar & Tuala Morn, being reworked into other systems (Savage Worlds & HERO Fantasy respectively) and the one world book that actually got finished Tangia is in the hands of Jared Nielsen. Fortunately, Sean Jaffe still had his copy of Brick City, which is just 18 pages but gives you a rough idea of what Brick City was supposed to be about.Here's the link: https://archive.org/details/Shards-of-the-Stone-Core-Brick-City
Was this a standalone system?
>>98588851qrd? what is this?
>>98590264It was based upon a modified version of the Fuzion system that Shards of the Stone: Core utilized.
>>98590268Just a manuscript of a world book that was intended for the TRPG Shards of the Stone: Core.This is all that remains of that world book.
>>98588851Do you have a copy of the Shards of the Stone corebook?
>>98591290Yeah, I have a physical copy I acquired back in 2021 (they are rather rare, as you can imagine)The only online version that exists uses the game's second ruleset, which completely replaces the fuzion one but gives you everything Shards at the very least: http://fuzionpowered.free.fr/downloads/ShardsOfTheStoneWeb.pdf
