Thick as Thieves - Peshek is an activity in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Miller Peshek sets Henry three tasks involving stealing various items. Similar quests are offered by Simon and Woyzeck, two other millers.
You may need some lockpicks and Padfoot potions.
Synopsis[]
Peshek the Miller is known to pack away not just bags of flour, but quite a few pilfered valuables from the Rattay townsfolk. He might have some work for me to do.
Objectives[]
- Take the ring from the Bathhouse Madam’s treasure chest. (0/1)
- Bring the ring to Peshek.
- Miller Peshek has a job for me.
- Steal the documents from the Rattay Rathaus. (0/1)
- Bring the documents to Peshek.
- Steal the documents from the Rattay Rathaus. (0/1)
- Miller Peshek has a job for me.
- Steal Hanush's illuminated book. (0/1)
- Bring the book to Peshek.
- Steal Hanush's illuminated book. (0/1)
Walkthrough[]
For your first job, Peshek explains that a prominent citizen of Rattay lost his ring in the bathhouse, and the bathmaids deny having seen it. However, Peshek knows better: they found the valuable jewelry, but they can't sell it for fear the Rattay bailiff will catch them. The rich man also can't complain to the bailiff, as then everyone would learn of his wenching.
Picking the lock on the chest at the bathhouse
Go to the bathhouse and enter the main house. Upstairs is a bedroom with two chests. Lockpick the Easy-locked chest and take the ring. Return to Peshek for a reward of 150 
.
The next job is a little trickier. A friend of Peshek's is in a land dispute and has signed a deed to sell the land that's not particularly favorable. Your task is to get the deed, which can then be destroyed. Unfortunately, the deed is at the Rathaus in the office of the bailiff, a place most thieves avoid like the plague. You'll also need the skills to get through a Hard-locked door. If you aren't sufficiently skilled at lockpicking, you might want to take a Padfoot potion. The apothecary doesn't sell them, but herbalists do.
The land deed document on the Bailiff's table
When you're ready, head to the Rathaus. Enter the courtyard and go up the stairs to the bailiff's dining hall. Be careful: the bailiff wanders in and out. Go upstairs and lockpick the Hard-locked door to enter the bailiff's private chambers, where you will find the land deed on a table in the corner. Take it and return to Peshek for a reward of 175 .
Your final job is a risky one. Sir Hanush was recently gifted a gorgeous illustrated book decorated with pure gold. As Peshek points out, Sir Hanush can't even read, so such a valuable volume is wasted on him, and Peshek has a buyer who is willing to pay a large sum for it instead.
The illustrated book on Sir Hanush's desk
Go to the Upper Castle, climb the western stairs, and enter the door on the second level. You'll be in Captain Bernard's chamber, and guards are prone to walk in and out. One guard is usually posted at or near the door. You can sneak up behind him and try to knock him unconscious. You can also wait until the guard has his back to the door, jump onto the desk behind him, crouch and sneak to the book and pick it up, then quickly leave the room. Otherwise, wait until the coast is clear, then take the door on your right to enter Sir Hanush's private quarters. The book is on the desk in front of you. Take it and return to Peshek for a reward of 250 .