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Use to gain a number of runes
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Golden Runes are Consumable Items in Elden Ring that grant Runes upon use.
Grace that dwells within the inhabitants of the Lands Between; the lingering trace of gold.
Use to gain a [certain amount] of runes.
Types of Golden Runes in Elden Ring
- Golden Rune [1] (200 Runes)
- Golden Rune [2] (400 Runes)
- Golden Rune [3] (800 Runes)
- Golden Rune [4] (1200 Runes)
- Golden Rune [5] (1600 Runes)
- Golden Rune [6] (2000 Runes)
- Golden Rune [7] (2500 Runes)
- Golden Rune [8] (3000 Runes)
- Golden Rune [9] (3800 Runes)
- Golden Rune [10] (5000 Runes)
- Golden Rune [11] (6250 Runes)
- Golden Rune [12] (7500 Runes)
- Golden Rune [13] (10000 Runes)
Where to find Golden Runes in Elden Ring
- Golden Runes can be looted from corpses across The Lands Between, though these will not respawn until the next New Game.
- Golden Rune [1] can be found in skulls with glowing eye sockets that spawn randomly across The Lands Between.
- Several different types of Golden Runes can be dropped by many different enemies, including
- Giant Bats: drop Golden Rune [1], Golden Rune [2], Golden Rune [3], Golden Rune [4], Golden Rune [5], Golden Rune [6], Golden Rune [7], Golden Rune [8], Golden Rune [9], and Golden Rune [10] in many different locations across The Lands Between.
- Land Squirts: drop Golden Rune [3] in Limgrave's Lake Agheel, Golden Rune [5] in Lake Liurnia, Golden Rune [7] in , and Golden Rune [9] in Giants' Mountaintop Catacombs.
- Giant Land Squirts: drop Golden Rune [5] in the stream leading north out of Lake Liurnia, Golden Rune [7] on the eastern and northeastern shores of Swamp of Aeonia, and Golden Rune [9] in Giants' Mountaintop Catacombs.
- Giant Crows: drop Golden Rune [5].
- Rats: drop Golden Rune [1].
- Giant Rats: drop Golden Rune [3].
- Celebrants: drop Golden Rune [3].
- Silver Tears: certain ones drop Golden Rune [7]. (needs confirmation)
- Spirit Jellyfish: drop Golden Rune [3] in the Consecrated Snowfield, next to the Apostate Derelict.
- Balloons: They appear to be small hot-air balloons, and hover above melee range in the air; they must be shot down with either projectiles or spells. When killed, the player automatically receives a Golden Rune instead of having do pick it up from their corpse (like after defeating a Boss or Guardian Lion). They are above Lake Liurnia, southwest of Raya Lucaria, and in the Consecrated Snowfield roughly in-between Mirage Rise and the Freezing Lake. They do not respawn after death until the next playthrough.
- Treasurer Nobles are found wandering the Consecrated Snowfield and the Altus Plateau, with one in the Leyndell Royal Capital Outskirts, and will each drop either a Golden Rune [13], a Golden Rune [10], or a Golden Rune [12] respectively. There are five of them in the game, and each one will only drop their treasured Golden Rune once per playthrough.
- Chanting Winged Dames drop a Golden Rune [6] in the Weeping Peninsula, and a Golden Rune [9] in the Ruin-Strewn Precipice and Fort Faroth. They will only drop their Golden Rune once per playthrough (needs confirmation).
Golden Runes use in Elden Ring
Golden Runes are used to gain a certain number of Runes, depending on the type of Golden Rune.
Elden Ring Golden Runes Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 99 of each kind of Golden Rune.
- You can store up to 999 of each kind of Golden Rune.
- Other types of Consumable Runes are listed on the Runes page.
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Noted should be updated. You cannot store 999 in the box, only 600.
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