The purple witch wug is a mythical creature that is said to bring luck and fortune to those who encounter it. It is described as a small, round creature with vibrant purple skin and a long, curly tail. The witch wug is known for its mischievous nature and its ability to cast spells, making it a popular subject in folklore and fairy tales. According to legend, the purple witch wug has the power to grant wishes and bring good fortune to those who show kindness and respect towards it. However, it also has a mischievous side and enjoys playing tricks on unsuspecting individuals. It is said that if you come across a purple witch wug, it is important to treat it with kindness and respect to ensure that it grants your wishes instead of playing tricks on you.
Utterly worthless item unless you're the host phantoms both red, blue, and gold should be able to utilize thier effect balance it by having it lost upon death even in anothers world come on fromsoft these things could be so interesting if you actually put some throught into it.
On this topic, what this system and the Great Runes really needed are minor passive benefits that encourage you to go out and collect them all, something like Godrick increasing the power of fully charged heavy attacks by 5 , Radahn increasing the power of jumping attacks by 5 , Mohg increase your attack power by 5 on blood loss, Malenia increasing your attack power by 5 on poisoning, Morgott increasing general damage by 2 , Rykard increasing the power of Ashes of War by 5 , and Unborn could have possibly provided 1 FP every 5 seconds. One thing to remember, the Recipes you get from the Writ Rewards, and quite frankly the Recipes you are asked to make, are tied to your Provisioning Recipe Level.
It is said that if you come across a purple witch wug, it is important to treat it with kindness and respect to ensure that it grants your wishes instead of playing tricks on you. Many stories and legends have been passed down through generations about encounters with the purple witch wug. Some claim that it can be found deep in the forests, while others believe that it resides in hidden magical realms.
Lord's Rune | Elden Ring Wiki
Lord's Rune is a Consumable Item in Elden Ring that grants 50,000 Runes upon use.
Grace that dwells within the inhabitants of the Lands Between; true vestiges of gold.
Use to gain 50000 runes.
Runes of one who was destined to become a Lord, but when the Elden Ring was shattered, all that remained was a distant duty.
Lord's Rune Location in Elden Ring
Lord's Rune can be found in the following locations:
- Dropped by the Erdtree Avatar that patrols along the main road in Leyndell Royal Capital. [Map Link]
- Crumbling Farum Azula: Found atop the fountain located just outside the Dragon Temple Lift site of grace, after ascending the lift into the plaza. [Map Link] Video Location
- Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum: One found on a corpse in front of a pillar along the western path. [Map Link] Video Location
- Elphael, Brace of the Haligtree: Found on a corpse in an alcove along the northeast wall in the bottom level's alleyway.
- Elphael, Brace of the Haligtree: Another one is dropped by the Erdtree Avatar (non-boss) guarding the entrance to the Inner Wall in the north.
- Video Location
- Video Location, Halligtree
Lord's Rune Use in Elden Ring
Lord's Rune can be used to gain 50,000 Runes. Alternatively, it can be sold to a merchant for the same value.
Elden Ring Lord's Rune Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 99 Lord's Rune.
- You can store up to 600 Lord's Rune.
- Sell Value: 50000
- Rune values:
| Item | Value ( ) |
| Golden Rune [1] | 200 |
| Golden Rune [2] | 400 |
| Golden Rune [3] | 800 |
| Golden Rune [4] | 1,200 |
| Golden Rune [5] | 1,600 |
| Golden Rune [6] | 2,000 |
| Golden Rune [7] | 2,500 |
| Golden Rune [8] | 3,000 |
| Golden Rune [9] | 3,800 |
| Golden Rune [10] | 5,000 |
| Golden Rune [11] | 6,250 |
| Golden Rune [12] | 7,500 |
| Golden Rune [13] | 10,000 |
| Numen's Rune | 12,500 |
| Hero's Rune [1] | 15,000 |
| Hero's Rune [2] | 20,000 |
| Hero's Rune [3] | 25,000 |
| Hero's Rune [4] | 30,000 |
| Hero's Rune [5] | 35,000 |
| Lord's Rune | 50,000 |
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I was laying down in Co-op using the Spread out gesture when the host of fingers gave me 45 of these .thank you :D.
15 +1 0 -1 Submit Anonymous Why does the best rune have a big hole in the middle? Are these things donuts or CDs? 9 +1 2 -1 Submit Anonymous YOU TASTE LIKE DOGWATER 0 +1 0 -1 Submit Anonymous This taste like skittles 3 +1 0 -1 Submit Anonymous I gave a guy one of these, his name was "Lord's rune pls" or something similar, I hope he enjoys 43 +1 0 -1 Submit Anonymous Thank you, random stranger who gave me this in Raya Lucaria 14 +1 0 -1 Submit Anonymous thanks to the invader in stormveil who gave my girlfriend 20 of these lol 9 +1 5 -1 Submit Anonymous the tastiest candy is always the lords candy 16 +1 0 -1 Submit Anonymous it clearly gives out 50k runes. 6 +1 1 -1 Submit AnonymousTo me, it also looks like the mark of the Crucible (we can easily see it on the crucible sets and both crucible knight variants). The colorarion of this specific rune is not golden, but has the specific reddish hue that is mentioned to also be connected to the Crucible (mentioned on the Godrick knight greatshield, which also has a similar color).
The rune itself could be a reference to how the elden beast corrupted the Crucible, creating the erdtree, which is also the source of the runes.
We also know for a fact that the power of the divine bloodline (Marika and her offspring) becomes diluted and weaker as the generations go by (Godrick being the perfect example). As such, it could be possible that the lesser runes we find (even the basic, 200 ones) are newer, while the most powerful ones are older.
My theory is, that this is one of the very first runes created by the elden beast as it was corrupting the Crucible, which explains why it is extremely potent and how it has the exact same shape and hue of the mark of the Crucible, since it wasn't completely reshaped into the Erdtree yet. This also could explain why the lesser runes tend to get smaller, and more golden the "newer" they are. Another prime example of this is the Hero's rune, which has a hue that is less reddish, but still somewhat similar to this one.
I don't use runes. Every Time I need to use some rare consumable to be able to defeat boss, I am stressed and I F* it up and waste that rare resource.
Regardless of its whereabouts, it is believed that the purple witch wug is only visible to those who truly believe in its existence. In popular culture, the purple witch wug has been depicted in various forms of art, literature, and media. Its colorful appearance and magical abilities make it a popular character in fantasy stories and children's books. Many people enjoy the whimsical and enchanting nature of the purple witch wug, as it represents a world of magic and possibility. Overall, the purple witch wug is a fascinating mythical creature that has captured the imagination of many. Its vibrant purple skin, mischievous nature, and magical abilities make it a beloved character in folklore and fantasy. Whether it is granting wishes or playing tricks, the purple witch wug is a creature that continues to inspire wonder and awe..
Reviews for "The Purple Witch Wug: A Witchcraft Legend in the Making"
1. John Smith - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Purple witch wug". The storyline was confusing and lacked depth. It felt like the author had just slapped together random ideas without giving any thought to coherence. The characters were one-dimensional and uninteresting, and the dialogue was often cringe-worthy. Overall, I found this book to be a waste of my time and would not recommend it to others.
2. Emily Johnson - 1 star - I absolutely hated "Purple witch wug". The writing style was irritating and the grammar and spelling mistakes were frequent. It was difficult to follow the plot as it jumped all over the place and left many loose ends. The main character was annoying and there was no character development. I struggled to finish this book and regretted even starting it. Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.
3. Sarah Thompson - 2 stars - I wanted to like "Purple witch wug" but unfortunately, it fell short for me. The concept was interesting, but the execution was sloppy. The pacing was off, with slow parts that dragged on and rushed scenes that left me confused. The dialogue felt forced and unrealistic, making it difficult to connect with the characters. The potential for a great story was there, but it just didn't deliver.
4. Michael Harris - 2 stars - "Purple witch wug" left a lot to be desired. The writing was dull and lacked any kind of excitement or engagement. The plot was predictable and cliché, with no surprising twists or turns. The world-building was weak and didn't provide enough detail to immerse the reader. Overall, I found this book to be underwhelming and forgettable. Not something I would recommend picking up.
5. Rebecca Evans - 1 star - I really disliked "Purple witch wug". The characters were poorly developed and had no depth. The dialogue was unnatural and awkward, making it difficult to relate to or care about any of the characters. The plot had potential, but it was poorly executed and lacked coherence. I found myself skimming through pages and ultimately giving up on this book. It was a disappointment and not worth the read.