New reports are surfacing that Elden Ring players are buying runes on eBay, and in quite large numbers.
There’s a multitude of listings over on the aged and yet still used digital reseller eBay, with some starting at a million in-game runes and some offering tens of millions, with prices ranging from ten dollars and above.
As there is no in-game marketplace with Elden Ring, players resort to off market type deals where you buy in-game currency on a third party, meet the vendor in-game, and they give you the currency.
Or so you hope, as these are just random players, although many are reporting they had successful transactions. This has been a standard practice for MMOs and related games for numerous years, where players don’t want to put the time in and would rather buy currency.
Why be lazy and spend money on buying runes from complete strangers when you can also cheat yourself and the game by using our rune duplication exploit – read that guide here.
In case you missed it, you can find our thorough and spoiler-free review and video review for Elden Ring here – we also thought it’s excellent and highly recommended!
New to Elden Ring? Learn how to survive the lands between with our Elden Ring guides
- Elden Ring leveling guide – how to spend runes and level up
- Elden Ring keepsake guide – picking the best starter gift
- Elden Ring Brass Shield guide – finding one of the best early shields in the game
Elden Ring is available now across Windows PC (via Steam), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
