When you're beginning merching I'd recommend at least 10m or more. Some general advice: don't be worried about losing money in the beginning. It happens to RuneScape gold all people. When I first started, I lost about 6m on the first day. Just keep with it and you will come to comprehend the current market and economy of runescape better. I've stopped merching in favour of skilling, but it is a terrific, time-saving way to make decent money. Great luck! Well, at Level 74 I have 200 quest points, and I have been questing since level 15.
I would like a recommendation for equipment and inventory (food, potions, etc.) for questing generally. Stuff to always keep near. Anyone who goes ahead. Well it is always great to have a fantastic supply of different potions and other materials like ropes. Having a main pair of battle equipment of every sort is good also. Like having dragon conceal for bosses that have strong mage strikes, and mage equipment and runes for if you require it through some quests.
It's all really personal taste. I personally used to (around your stats) only bring my set of rune, a berzerker helm, along with my own whip. I would only use those for virtually every quest while also having the items required and some meals, incase it comes into demand. Being a quest cape owner at the time being, I must say you have chosen nicely in performing quests. Not only are the rewards very generous, but it's a good motivation for leveling all of your stats.
I have recently begun playing Runescape again after about a couple of years of inactivity. I started up on my previous level 3 skiller and I think I will continue with this particular account for a while at least. My question has to do with a few skills that I know there are new ways to train and ways that I could probably do but I don't have any clue what they are or the way to do these lol.
I'm also into DUI approaches and I will take the slower route that makes more money over a faster one that makes less any day. I am currently mining 9K Coal from the guild to get 70 Mining. So... How can a skiller effectively train Farming? All I know to buy RS gold do is to fish at Catherby and farm while I'm doing it, but I don't think I'd get very much xp that.