Elden Ring: How To Reach Max Level (& What It Is)
offers players plenty of opportunities to farm XP and get to the maximum level cap. However, this isn't necessarily the smartest choice. The highest level players can get in is 713, meaning players must farm well over 1 billion Runes, which is an absurd amount. Leveling up means spending a certain amount of XP to increase a single stat by one point.
Each time this is done, players gain one level in, and the amount of experience required to repeat this process increases. As players suffer defeat, they will drop all of their Runes where they died, permanently disappearing upon dying again. In these moments, or whenever players feel under-leveled, they can travel to one of the farming locations in to quickly gain a few levels.
To take on Elden Ring's notoriously challenging DLC, there are many ways to prepare, skills to learn, and items to use that make it more manageable.
Hitting the level cap in is a pretty lofty goal, as it will require players to farm a total of 1,692,558,415 Runes. Although the level cap being 713 might seem a bit arbitrary at first, it is because players cannot level up any of their stats beyond 99.
If we subtract 10 from that number, as a level one character starts with 10 on all their stats, and multiply it by 8, the number of stats in the game, 713, makes sense.
Getting to the max level will require players to farm a vast number of runes in . However, there are tricks that players can use to mitigate their Rune losses as they level up, which will help them move towards their goal. A good way for players to not lose runes is toavoid hoarding them by spending them.
To help with this,keepinga few consumable Golden Runes on hand is recommended whenever players are just a few Runes shy of that next level or a certain coveted item in a store. Doing this can be very helpful, especially before tackling bosses or new, potentially dangerous areas.
Another important thing players should do to help them level up faster in is to find the Gold Scarab
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