Aquarius Rock Skalitz mine

[amatuergg]

I requested Rock giving me reward and he mentioned about Skalitz mine. Then I give him marigold decoction for his arm. After he got the job of water carrying, he only 1 Groschem instead of telling me more about the Skalitz mine.

Should I not to ask reward for giving marigold decoction or not heal his at all?

Many thanks for your answer

ps Rock was assigned carrying water

[Starwing]

I think even asking him about what he'll give you helps you with a future quest--but I may be wrong. I also didn't get a quest from him afterward, all the times I've played the quest. There's a future quest with an objective that's instantly completed for me everytime, but not for my husband. I theorized it's because he never asked Rock for anything (feeling bad for the guy). I haven't tested it but will next playthrough, since I want to hire someone else anyways.

[CloudSeeker]

Have you found the cook yet?

[amatuergg]

Originally posted by Starwing6:

I think even asking him about what he'll give you helps you with a future quest--but I may be wrong. I also didn't get a quest from him afterward, all the times I've played the quest. There's a future quest with an objective that's instantly completed for me everytime, but not for my husband. I theorized it's because he never asked Rock for anything (feeling bad for the guy). I haven't tested it but will next playthrough, since I want to hire someone else anyways.

What do you mean by "instantly completed"?

**spolier alert**


My friend has completed the Skatilz mine quest without doing Aquarius. So what is the point of mentioning the sliver of Skatilz in this quest? It seems unrelated.

[amatuergg]

Originally posted by CloudSeeker:

Have you found the cook yet?

Yes

[Old Man Chimere]

Hold hot coals to that scoundrel's feet until he tells you the location the rightful property of the king's servant, Sir Radzig. But in reality I just thought it was just him saying that there was a stash of silver at the mine. So I went through one tunnel possible sticking on the north of the hill overlooking Skalitz, just where my cursor is in the provided image. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1443154605 It seemed to be just a chest full of around 200 groschen. Although I am not really sure if it was even so, but it is only really that the quest Aquarius is really considered a cakewalk and really a noob side quest. Therefore like a few hidden caches, it is a low reward for a measly job and that it is expected that the peasants are drooling over that amount.

Check it out for yourself and go unburdened, but you can use a horse to gallop through the long tunnel. Just a note, it should be just within the first major opening of the cave and to the east, since the aforementioned entrance was facing north and coming from that way would be on the left.

[amatuergg]

Originally posted by ☧ Holy Emperor GameChicken ☧:

Hold hot coals to that scoundrel's feet until he tells you the location the rightful property of the king's servant, Sir Radzig. But in reality I just thought it was just him saying that there was a stash of silver at the mine. So I went through one tunnel possible sticking on the north of the hill overlooking Skalitz, just where my cursor is in the provided image. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1443154605 It seemed to be just a chest full of around 200 groschen. Although I am not really sure if it was even so, but it is only really that the quest Aquarius is really considered a cakewalk and really a noob side quest. Therefore like a few hidden caches, it is a low reward for a measly job and that it is expected that the peasants are drooling over that amount.

Check it out for yourself and go unburdened, but you can use a horse to gallop through the long tunnel. Just a note, it should be just within the first major opening of the cave and to the east, since the aforementioned entrance was facing north and coming from that way would be on the left.

Thanks. It's very informative. It seems reward of Rock wasn't impactful after all.