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For other question, some quest items get stuck in your inventory. Find a console command on internet to delete it (if you completed the quest already).

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Not the answer to the question he asked.

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Now i realized there is not such a problem like that. While i'm doing another thing, i didn't pay attention to whole text ^^;

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You need to do the main quest until you get the Blackreach scroll. There is no other way (maybe console commands if you're on the PC, but you're on your own. I don't know if that'd confuse the game in this case or not). Yes, this is exactly why Dawnguard sucks so much and is indicative of many other reasons the base game was poorly made.

Also, that scroll says it weighs 20, but it doesn't. Quest items have weight values but, counter-intuitively, weigh nothing as long at they're stuck on you.

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You don't actually need to do the Main Quest. The side-quest that rewards the Scroll can be done anytime after you're level 15. Simply go here: http://www.uesp.net/maps/srmap/srmap.shtml?centeron=Septimus+Signus%27s+Outpost - and do the quest. At the end of it you'll acquire the Scroll.

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Discerning_the_Transmundane - this is the quest that actually rewards the Scroll. While during the MQ you will be required to complete it, it can be done way before that :)

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+1

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The quest you need is ELder Knowledge an is recieved from Paarthunax.

If you just want to use console commands then open up the console and type player.additem 0002D513 (though as noted above that could cause probllems)

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The librarian does give you information, he fetches two books for you. If you caught him in his bunk, he will walk to the library, fetch the books, and either wait there, or go back to his bunk. You may need to speak to him in the library, after you read the crazy book. Just open both to the first page and the dialog will be possible.

Ultimately he sends you to a crazy guy in a cave in the northeast. This guy sends you through a Dwemer ruin to get a scroll. Never mind the main quest tie-in and just do it anyway. Whenever you do the MQ part, you'll just tell the quest giver you already picked up the Elder Scroll, you both LOL and the quest continues on normally.

You can buy the Elder Scroll from him, I think, I'm not too sure on this. I know you can sell it to him when you're done. So maybe they did that and bought it back.

Are you on PC or console? If you're on PC, just do player.modav carryweight 99999 and never worry about weight again. Stupid metagame I don't care about and you shouldn't, either. JMO.

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Why not just use tgm and be done with it? Why worry about health, stamina or magicka? Stupid metagame.

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Up to each gamer where they want to draw the line. Also, a little help (you want the top result).

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Sorry, let me rephrase my comment, since you didn't understand it.

Why not just use tgm and be done with it? Why worry about health, stamina or magicka? Stupid metagame. JMO.

You want the top result.

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Aww, are you one of those people who takes it personal when somebody's opinion differs from yours? Like I said, up to you where you want to draw the line. You draw it in a different place, that's okay with me. Why so spiteful?

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It's the fact you consider not being allowed to carry everything ever a "metagame" that confuses and disturbs me.

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Well, your feelings on how I play my game are your own issue, and they certainly are an issue considering how long you've dragged this out. I am disturbed by you getting so hung up as to repeatedly take me to task over how I play a single player game, but in all fairness, my feelings on that are my own issue. Which I choose to deal with by bidding you farewell and good day.

But I will address your confusion, since I thought of a good anecdote while driving last night. Consider the lumber mill. Dovahkiin can single-handedly grab a log and put it in the saw feeder. This might require Hearthfire, since, if you do it with permission, it generates two sawn logs. One might not put a lot of thought into this, until one considers what a log actually weighs. And you can do it while overburdened. Yet a spoon can make you hobble about like you're playing Morrowind. Guess I just choose to play Skyrim like a loot game — think Borderlands, or better yet, Torchlight, since Torchlight solves this very problem by letting you send your pet to town to sell your stuff. It makes no sense, but it lets the player focus on the game. Which is my goal in Skyrim. And by the game I mean killing bandits and dragons, not making trips back to town partway into a dungeon because I have to get smithing and speechcraft up. I'd rather go dungeon, town/crafting/quest giver, repeat. Anyway, hopefully that alleviates your confusion. If not, good day just the same.

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That's definitely a bug then. Skyrim has a ton of them, many of which nobody knows the solution to. "Quest giver doesn't advance quest stage" is most common in the Civil War stuff. Most of us quick save before talking to Rikke or whoever the Stormcloaks equivalent is because they do it all the time. Civil war has, what, five or six quests? It's bound to happen two, three, maybe four times if you're unlucky. Some people quick save before speaking to any quest giver, but I'm definitely too lazy for that.

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There aren't that many storyline quests.

If you don't know which are storyline, as i recall they're usually at the top of the list.

You can always use the wiki.
http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Skyrim

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The most recently received at are at the top of the list regardless of which questline they belong too.

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Oh, god, why the hell would you link that? That wiki is awful in every way. Use UESP or don't even bother.

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I use USEP for almost everything. However I did find in some cases it was easier to use wikia for IDs when I wanted to fiddle with stuff.

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I couldn't get in the castle, I was told to take a boat there which did, but the NPC following me won't do anything, nor will the catle gates open.

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Doesn't quest items just pretend they have weight, but actually weight nothing as long as they are marked as undroppable quest item?

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Yep. Mentioned below.

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You dont need to complete the main storyline. That guy in winterhold tells you to find someone in a cave in the far north-eastern side of the map. And you then have to do his quest line to continue.

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