I've got stats I have never touched such as thieving. I did you pursuit involving a pie that is rancid that gave me a XP for that but everything I've tried to steal from requires a greater level and I just haven't looked into googling the way to begin that process. That's only 1 example. I am assuming runecrafting and dungeoneering qnd creations and also these other stats I haven't struck will develop in time but it stresses me out that I just don't know if I am making very good progress without seeing those things. I know finally after doing quests and pushing myself into jobs that need me to google how to reach a certain degree in a stat for the requirements that it will RuneScape gold all eventually sink in.

I just don't know if I'm doing it economically. I am just kind of blindly picking on quest paths and leveling the best that I could up. I'd have LOVED a comprehensive, included crash course on what on the screen and exactly what it means and where things could change. It's very overwhelming but I'm loving my time so much --only sucks that most of my gameplay is studying through wikis and watching youtube videos trying to determine what the hell Im supposed to be doing.

I'll reply to every point individually:You are playing with RS3. The keys from the treasure hunter display may be used to get random prizes, if you do not like the decoration, you can flip it into oddments. Oddments are a money used in the oddment store, which sells a variety of xp products, decorative items, plus a couple of neat trinkets, without becoming overly complicated. The charity tokens are a unique occasion. Jagex will host these every once in a while, you accrue fight or the skill. (they will not always be called charity tokensthey are known as a different type of token compared to what the event is, but they work exactly the same). You turn them in for rewards.

Yes, your oak shortbows is being bought by real old school rs gold players. The only markets will be the stores. The Grand Exchange is entirely player. Clicking on any ability on your skills tab will start the manual for this, from there you can see what level requirements you have to do particular things (by way of instance, you can pickpocket people, and steal from bread stalls, at par 1 thieving.) From there, with the help of the rs wiki or google, it is possible to learn where actions for your level are located. Best I can suggest is using the wiki for skills you don't understand yet, since RuneScape does not clearly explain them for you.