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Kingdom Come Deliverance 1 – Episode 37 | Failed Fortunes and Night Ambushes

The episode continues with a single goal in mind: groshen. Treasure maps remain the chosen solution, but optimism fades quickly. One map leads deep into the woods, yet no mound, no marker, no place to dig can be found. Time is wasted circling trees and terrain that promises nothing. The plan collapses quietly, without drama, leaving only frustration and the realization that parchment alone does not guarantee profit. Hunting becomes the next attempt at survival economics. Bow drawn, targets spotted — rabbits, deer — but every shot misses. Arrows vanish into undergrowth, skill proves insufficient, and hunger is left unanswered. Another route to income closes just as quickly as it opens. A locked chest offers hope, then takes it away. The lock is far beyond current ability. No brute force, no clever workaround — just another closed door. With treasure unreachable, hunting ineffective, and locks unyielding, the episode retreats into necessity. Flower picking resumes. Thousands of dandelions are gathered, yet even abundance has limits. Without the correct combinations, most of the harvest is useless and ends up stored away, potential unrealized. Perks and talents are adjusted in an attempt to stabilize future progress. At the millers, treasure maps are finally acknowledged as dead weight and placed into storage. Theresa repairs worn clothing, restoring some dignity after repeated failures. Sleep resets the day, but not the problem. Travel resumes, and this time the road bites back. Bandits attack under poor visibility. Their dog joins the assault. Darkness forces a torch into hand, removing the option to use a shield. Blows land, bleeding starts, and once again death arrives faster than solutions. A reload follows. Memory corrects behavior. The ambush is avoided the second time through caution rather than strength. The journey ends in Uzhitz, where items are sold to scrape together what little profit can be salvaged. Between trades, conversations continue threads of the larger investigation — work for carpenters proves scarce, refugees have flooded the region, and even honest labor is harder to find than coin. Training under the miller progresses, introducing stealth fundamentals and the realities of petty crime as a possible future income stream. Violence returns later in raw, chaotic bursts — insults, fists, blades, and desperation collide. Surrender is begged for. Mercy is uneven. Survival feels accidental rather than earned. By the end, a new lead emerges: records, names, old crimes, and a scribe whose failing joints block progress. Medicine becomes the next obstacle. Coin is needed again, but now for embrocation rather than treasure. This episode is defined by obstruction. Every intended solution fails until avoidance, patience, and small transactions replace ambition. Progress exists, but only sideways — measured in lessons learned, not groshen gained.