Elden Ring: Preventing Rune Loss Upon Death

The base currency in Elden Ring is runes, but because deaths are inevitable, you'll lose a lot of them. You may retrieve the money you dropped as long as you can return to the location where you died. However, if you continue to be abandoned along the route, they will eventually vanish. But there's a clever thing you can do to get around it. This Elden Ring guide will assist you in preventing rune losses in the event that your character dies.

The guide Elden Ring explains how to keep runes after your character dies.The Sacrificial Twig is the item that keeps you from losing runes in the case that you die in Elden Ring. On occasion, you may find this when exploring (for example, as glowing treasure in dungeons or the overworld). On the other hand, retailers also often sell this. One in particular is located at the Isolated Merchant's Shack, which is situated south of the Limgrave starting area and near the southwestern extremity of the Weeping Peninsula.The vendor has three of the Sacrificial Twigs available for purchase for 3,000 runes. Even if this individual only has a limited amount of merchandise, don't worry—you can locate others.Either way, Elden Ring's Sacrificial Twig item is a talisman. Your next death won't result in rune loss as long as it's equipped. But in the process, the Sacrificial Twig is also destroyed.In the early to mid-game, when each level takes less than 20,000 runes, this is almost useless. When you start needing tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of runes every level, however, this is something you may want to think about much later. In the unlikely event that you die, you most certainly don't want to lose them, and returning to your "corpse" may be more difficult if you're in a more dangerous region.Take note: Finally, in the terrible case that your character dies, there is an item called the Twiggy Cracked Tear that temporarily slows the loss of runes. Once you have the Flask of Wondrous Physick, you utilize this in a combination.