I'm glad Raocow made the attempt on the skull lair, instead of waiting on a skull to be given to him.
The skull consumable had a very explicit description, in what it was capable of.

Bimmi's saving up to make sure each and every citizen gets a yummy bowl of Wheaties for breakfast every day

You know, that bit about "Oh yeah, that was so unexpected!" was funny the first 10-15 times.

Raocow!
I know it's unexpected but your viewers have something to tell you: "hi"

I assumed wheat was another tech, and you could teach wheat to places outside the road network by using it.

Man the snes quintet games are all bangers, is this the first one on this channel?

Hey,

You know what would probably calm a volcano down?

11:35 You should probably get rid of all that wheat since every time you talk to the wheat guys they seem to always have more.

Death count: 9 (0 today)
(0:20) Only if your level is high enough for later lands. The game won't let you start Marahna until you're at least level 8, and Northwall requires level 10.
(0:55) Yeah, it takes 8 hits to destroy one of those giant skulls.
(1:51) Smack! 8 damage. The giant skull exists only to tackle your angel.
(1:53) RIP... Or Not. If the angel drops to 0 HP, the game doesn't end or anything. However, you cannot attack until some time passes and you automatically regenerate a bit of HP.
(2:58) No, you can have the people seal that lair like normal. The only reason you needed to manually seal that one lair yourself in Bloodpool is because it was in a remote location that the people couldn't reach.
(4:56) Yes.
(5:20) 🐴
(6:16) 🌧
(9:05) ☹
(9:22) Heh, seems ironic for raocow to be asking the wind for help. :P
(11:14) Can only carry eight offerings at once. You'll have to use or discard some now.
(11:40) 🐑
(11:49) Yeah, that makes perfect sense.
(12:12) Level 6 → 7! Max HP 13 → 14! Next level up at 1400 population.
(12:17) Wait, 1500 population? Welp, seems that GameFAQs "Maximum Population" guide from The_Admiral that I was perusing made a mistake, as it stated 1400 to reach level 8, but it's actually 1500.
(13:31) You can always get more wheat in Bloodpool. So, that should honestly be the first thing you discard if you're overburdened.
(13:43) Starting MP 3 → 4! Yes, this doesn't occupy an inventory slot, but the game won't let you try to take it if you're carrying eight offerings already anyway.
(14:00) No, but Fillmore has fields.
(15:08) 🌋

The inventory restriction makes sense from a coding perspective.  They probably have exactly eight slots allocated for items (presumably eight bytes, or maybe 4 bytes depending on if there are few enough items that they only need a nybble per), and don't want to risk a buffer overrun corrupting other data.  So, the game checks your inventory when you attempt to go to the "take offering" screen, and when you attempt to actually take an offering.  Magic sources get caught up in the nonsense because they're on the same screen, even though they probably don't take up an actual inventory space.