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The only quests I do there early on are the ones from Glover Mallory. One for a pickaxe and the other to retrieve the bonemold formula.
So maybe I'll look into the pickaxe and the bonemold formula. What are they good for?
Ah okay thanks. I'm only level 18 right now, this game just keeps expanding and expanding. Trying to wrap my head around it.
That being said, at the risk of spoilers, once you get to a certain point in the main questline for Dragonborn, while you can still travel back and forth, there will be certain costs associated with waiting too long to finish it. It's not a terrible loss, but it does provide some motivation to follow it through.
The pickaxe is for mining. The pickaxe from that quest is a quest item. It is weightless until you complete the quest, so once you get the pickaxe don't return it and you can use it to mine without its weight affecting your carry weight.
The Bonemold Formula quest requires being part of the Thieves Guild to activate it. Once the quest is complete Glover gives you access to his house, which contains unique armor and other items that you are free to take.
Well, you don't have to actually do the civil war, you just have to get people to agree to a ceasefire. On the other hand, if you want to do the civil war, you're forced to start the main quest at a certain point (I think it's the message to Whiterun quest? Jarl B won't respond until you've been to BFB for Farengar, which of course triggers Mirmy and allllll the dragons.)