rune clock
Earn 10 runes every 5 seconds: 120 runes per minute, 7200 runes per hour + bonus. The longer you play, the more you get.
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About this mod Machine translation
Earn 10 runes every 5 seconds: 120 runes per minute, 7200 runes per hour + bonus. The longer you play, the more you get.
Runes Clock
✨ **Great tool to automatically obtain runes** - Let you focus on the game adventure without worrying about lack of resources!
🎯 Core Functions
- **Automatically obtain runes**: Get 10 runes every 5 seconds
- **Efficient Yield**: 120 runes per minute, 7200 runes per hour
- **Game duration bonus**: The longer you play, the richer the rewards will be!
🎁 Reward system
- Play for 30 consecutive minutes: Reward 5,000 runes
- Play for 1 hour continuously: Reward 10,000 runes
- Play for 2 hours continuously: Reward 25,000 runes
- Play for 3 hours continuously: Reward 40,000 runes
- Play for 6 hours continuously: Reward 100,000 runes (not bad game time!)
- Play for 12 hours continuously: 500,000 runes reward (maybe time to go for a walk)
- Play for 24 hours continuously: Reward 1,000,000 runes (are you still alive?)
⚠️ Important reminder
**Only available in offline mode! EAC (Anti-Cheat System) must be disabled! **
📥 Installation Guide
- Disable EAC anti-cheat system
- Download and install Elden Mod Loader
- Download the RunesClock.dll file and put it in the mods folder
- Start game testing
🗑️ Uninstall method
Just delete the RunesClock.dll file in the C:\...\ELDEN RING\Game\mods folder
💡 Usage Tips
If you load the game with zero runes, the clock will start after you obtain at least 1 rune.
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**Acknowledgments**: Thanks to TechieW for providing the EldenModLoader and ModUtils.h header files, which made the production of this module easier.
🚀 **Start your Elden Ring adventure now! **
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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