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A Detailed Guide for Beginners in Runescape on Earning Cash OK, so the first thing you'll be doing in Runescape on your new account once you sign up is finishing the tutotial island guide. This will help you get a grasp of the basics of Runescape, and basically how to get around and train certain skills such as cooking, woodcutting, mining, smithing and so on so forth. In that case, I'll just skip the mere basics. Once you've completed the tutorial island section, you've now moved on to the "beginner's town", which is Lumbridge. You can start exploring the castle, the courtyards and when you're bored of those, you can open up the map and look around for new places to explore. But if you want to cut all that, and just get to the important stuff, the most important things you'll need, is of course, cash. Without cash, there's no armour, food, equipment - you get the point. When you start earning your cash, you might want to level up your combat skills as well. To do this, head over to the farm near Lumbridge. If you don't know where this is, ask someone to take you there. Here, you'll find level 2 chickens running around. Your starting combat level will be 3, so it won't take much to kill these off. You could use your bear hands and feet to kill chickens, but if you can get your hands on perhaps a decent weapon, by all means, please do so. Now, this method helps you to level up your character, of course. And while you do this, you can collect the dropped feathers. As useless as feathers may sound, the are highly in demand because of their use in the fishing skill. These can sell for a few gp each, which is not much, but when you keep collecting them, they can earn you a fair bit of cash. Another good thing is that feathers are stackable, so you won't have to run to bank them. They also drop bones and raw chicken meat. The meat isn't so important unless you want to cook them, but the bones should always be buried. This'll help you train your prayer skill which in the long run, can be pretty useful.

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