Yes, we can all agree that getting that new piece of armor and adding another notch to your belt is pretty valuable, but it still isn’t what you should focus on, especially early-game. As a matter of fact, gamers that already deciphered Elden Ring understood that without runes you simply can’t advance or level up, therefore making them the most valuable asset. A lot of Elden Ring players have been complaining about the lack of runes and the hard time they have to advance because of this. Runes are the main currency of Elden Ring, and much like Souls in previous souls titles, Runes act as the XP and purchase currency at vendors within The Lands Between. Players can actually lose their Runes upon death, and a bloodstain is generated at the place of defeat. Returning to this place and reclaiming your runes will allow you to re-acquire them. However, if you perish a second time before getting there, the Runes will be lost forever and you’ll have a much harder time besting your foes.

How can I get more runes in Elden Ring?

Rune farming has been quite a discussed topic during these last few weeks, as players wanted to go know exactly where they have to go and what they have to do in order to obtain more runes. There are ways in which you can farm literally millions of runes in mearly a few hours, provided you know how the process works. Gamers also reporting losing a lot of runes in Stormveil Castle, because of an NPC named Gatekeeper Gostoc, that actually steals Runes from you. Any Elden Ring players that want their stolen runes back simply need to kill Gatekeeper Gostoc to claim them.  We’re about to show you one of the fastest way to get Runes, a process that can ammount to 2.4 million Runes per hour, if you are fast enough. By repeatedly killing these NPCs, you can get 2000, or even 2400 souls, if you have the Golden Scarab. How’s that for some pretty easy and efficient farming? Have you managed to increase your Elden Ring Rune farm output? Share your experience with us in the comments section below.

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