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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Mad Kaiser" data-source="post: 1609471" data-attributes="member: 19999">Now first off, thank-you for choosing the Kaiser's Bazaar as your first purchase! I noticed you have A & B, have you tried <a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=2788&" target="_blank">Kaiser's Bazaar - Book C</a>? Cheap plug? Yes, I am a whore!Secondly, work has started on a compilation of books A-C for print. It will be a reworking of the original, new art (maps, pictures of items, etc), and some exclusive new stores and lists just for the compilation.Many of the stores and such are developed already. They are a collection of stores from old campaigns brought up-to-date mixed with new creations. It's really just fluff-work, organization and clean-up! (I could just pelt you with item lists, but I hope the Bazaar setting is at least a little inspirational...) It really started as one book, but there is no way anyone would pay $50+ for a 400+ page pdf!The focus for next few months will be "boosters" that fill in the missing raw materials, specificaly leathers, furs, and hides, gems and crystals, stone, etc. There will also be some boosters that add to the established markets from the first three books (new stores in Ravensbourne Alley, The Circle Of Woodworkers, etc) These boosters will be shorter and less expensive (shooting for a comfortable $2.50 pricetag) This will allow for more freedom to customize the market as you see fit, improves existing sections, and should get new sections out faster.I'll make you a deal, haiiro: You leave an honest review for Kaiser's Bazaar on Enworld, you'd be doing Mad Kaiser Games a favor. If you do MKG a favor, the Nightmarket will be the focus of Book D. You can also feel free to leave any request or coments here, as in what you would like to see in future works; they will be given weight. (Also bear in mind we are working on our first book made specialy for d20 Modern; very top-secret right now, but very, very cool... shhhh...)Finally, if you are looking for a good book to "pick cherries" while you wait, I suggest <a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=1888&" target="_blank">The Hero's Handbook</a> by Bloodstone Press. It's HUGE, and it's full of stuff that begs to be picked and tweaked.I normaly don't care about the usually petty things you see on message boards, but the solid week of insults towards me, RPGNow, my colleagues and the "crybabies" who dared challenge DRM made my blood boil right over. (You don't get the alias "Mad Kaiser" by being mellow!) I *know* the truth about DRM, and couldn't believe anyone would portray it as "great news!" with a straight face. I also doubted that anyone who could sugar-coat that bitter poison could be trusted or honest on other subjects. I got my time-out for calling Steve Wieck a "liar" and his DRM "garbage". I'm sorry if anyone else felt insulted or angry, but it was just my childish and untempered frustration spilling out. Please forgive my outbursts and do not hold RPGNow or any other pdf-publishers a grudge for my big mouth. I'm tired of this crap and have moved far on, I hope you can too.(I've heard that some people were permanently banned, and I can only say yikes! I thought I lost my temper! Instead blowing another vein, I used my week to wisely avoid message boards and finished painting up my Khorne Army. At least something came of it <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/nervous.png"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":heh:" title="Nervous Laugh    :heh:" data-shortname=":heh:" /> ) </blockquote>

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