The Antiquated Scrolls XIV: Skyrim

Purchase cabbage! It will aid you in your Quest against Banditry!

Cabbage has innumerable uses and will certainly play a pivotal role in you defeating the Bandit King that you expect you will probably find in that podunk abandoned mine.


Your return to Riverwood is hampered by the sheer number of wheels of cheese and flowers in your inventory. In the end you have to leave your enormous executioner’s axe behind as Not-Ralof drags you back to town.


You request the purchase of a cabbage and activate the shop owner’s transaction menu.




“Hey you don’t have enough g to afford a cabbage right now.” Sister Lockethaver interrupts your browsing.


Damn she is right though. Maybe you could sell one of your 104 cheese wheels, or some of the flowers you picked with Not-Ralof.

Some of these flowers could probably be combined into potions.  Potions fetch a higher price and are easier to transport.  Some of them even have cool effects that could be useful, like healing you or knocking you out. You're pretty sure there's an alchemy lab there somewhere.  If worst comes to worst you can probably use the blacksmith's workbench; I'm sure he won't mind, and it's basically the same thing.  Crafting is crafting, right?

You’ve never done an alchemy before but it’s never too late to learn. You ask Sister Lockethaver where the nearest alchemy bench is.
“Alchemy Benches?” Sister Lockethaver muses. “I don’t think we have them in our little podunk town. Maybe Miss Blades Lady who runs the inn next door has one in her secret basement but I’m pretty sure I don’t know anything about that.”


You consider your options. You could sell some of your many cheese wheels, try speaking to Miss Blades Lady and see if she’d let you into her secret basement or try your luck at forging a potion at the blacksmith’s over the road.

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