I'd recommend purchasing everything online g.e. If you're using material that is raw, such as logs, fish and herbs. then I would sell in OSRS Gold For Sale the streets for the same price per item. If you're selling anything else (basically not-skilling items) I'd suggest you sell it via the g.e. It may take a while, but this is the most effective way to go and it's easier to find someone looking for ten dragons' platelegs than two thousand nature runes.

If you're beginning to merch, I'd suggest at a minimum of 10-15m, or higher. One general tip: don't worry about losing money in the beginning. It is a reality for all of us. When I started my first runescape game, I lost approximately 6m the first day. Keep going and you'll begin to comprehend the business and economics of runescape better. I've opted out of merchandising in favor of skilling. It's a great, time-saving way to earn a decent amount of money.

At level 74, I have already accumulated 200 quest points, and I've been playing since I reached level 15. I'd like some suggestions regarding equipment and inventory (food and potions, etc.) for questing in general. Things to keep close.

Anyone who is willing to come to the front. It's always good to have a good supply of different potions as well as other material like ropes. The idea of having a set of combat equipment of all kind is beneficial as well. Such as having dragon hide for bosses which have strong mage attacks as well as mage gear and runes for those times when you require it for certain quests.

It's all about your personal preference. I personally used to (around your own stats) take my set of rune along with a berzerker's helm as well as my whip. I'd carry them for all quests, being prepared with the equipment required and some fooditems in RS 2007 Items case it is required. As a player with a quest cape for the moment I can say that you've chosen wisely when performing quests. Not only are the rewards fairly generous, but it's a good motivation for leveling the stats of all your characters.