One of many Elden Ring Divine Towers strewn throughout the Lands Between is the Elden Ring Divine Tower of Limgrave. They can be used to strengthen the Great Runes you get from specific bosses, but you must first locate them and work out a puzzle-like element to get to the door.
Once you have Godrick’s great rune, you should begin at the Divine Tower in Limgrave. However, what ought to be straightforward isn’t since Elden Ring makes it difficult to figure out what to do, where to go, and how to accomplish any of it. And that one is relatively simple (ish) in comparison to the other five Divine Towers.
We have all the maps and information you could possibly need to help you locate all six Divine Towers in Elden Ring coming up. You can find all the information you need about Limgrave, Caelid, Liurnia, West Altus, East Altus, and the Isolated Divine Tower right here.
ALL DIVINE TOWER LOCATIONS
All Elden Ring Divine Tower locations
In Elden Ring, there are a total of six Divine Towers, which are particularly positioned in a circle around… the sea? A weird cloud patch that might conceal upcoming DLC? Although it would make sense from a storytelling/design perspective, you could argue that they are supposed to be orbiting the Erdtree, which is too far up in the circle to be the focus point. Six towers in total, some of which will require much more time to enter than others. They are listed below in roughly the sequence you will face them, along with the Great Rune(s) they are linked to (with one exception). You can even click on the name of that Tower to learn how to enter!
You must ascend to the rooftop of the Divine Towers’ highest floors, where you will typically find a pair of enormous, decomposing fingers (don’t ask) and a luminous rune. Your objective is to locate the elevator and get as high up as you can, despite some of the Towers having different routes.
GETTING INTO THE DIVINE TOWERS
How to get into the Divine Tower of Limgrave
After defeating Godrick, you’ll probably need to enter the first Tower. To do so, enter Stormveil’s lethal main gate, run north along the main road, then turn right (east) via the shrine that has the Lion Guardian next to it. Follow the bridge east-northeast while evading the gigantic Golems’ arrows and attacks. Use the Site of Grace up ahead to reset your pursuit. You can utilise the doors to enter the Divine Tower of Limgrave and ride the elevator to the top after passing a teleportation gate at the conclusion.
How to get into the Divine Tower of Caelid
The Divine Tower is located in Caelid’s northern coastline, and Parkour is required to get to it. Be careful of the knights as you approach from the Southern side, ride or sprint up the enormous roots next to it, jump across to the ledges, and then carefully platform your way up the building using the ladders. On a balcony, you’ll eventually discover the Divine Tower of Caelid: Center Site of Grace. Use it, then follow the West path around to a door with the main elevator beyond, which will take you to the top where Radahn’s Rune is located. Good luck! You can also slowly descend to the tower’s basement where there is a boss battle.
How to get into the Divine Tower of Liurnia
Many people find this to be difficult, and we don’t blame them. This actually needs you to get pretty far in the Elden Ring Ranni questline and secret ending in order to reach the Carian Study Hall, which is connected to it through a bridge (though not to the ending itself). You can find instructions on how to achieve that here. Once you complete the quest’s fifth section, you’ll be able to flip the Carian Study Hall and reach the bridge, but you’ll need to be on the lookout for a terrifying hostile NPC and blob monster along the way. Preceptor Miriam should be eliminated because—as evil as she is—it will ultimately be simpler. If you don’t feel ready to engage him in combat, though, you should just avoid him by running around the bridge.
The only Great Rune in the area is the one you receive for slaying Rennala, and it arrives pre-restored and ready to use, thus once you’re up there you won’t be able to restore any Great Rune. Instead, this adds to Ranni’s questline at another point.
How to get into the Divine Tower of West Altus
The West Altus Divine Tower, one of the easier towers, may be discovered by entering the moat around Leyndell’s city and entering the Sealed Tunnel mini-dungeon at its southernmost point (the entrance to which you can see below). The Sealed Tunnel, which is made up of fictitious obstacles you may hack through, is practically a straight route.
The Onyx Lord, a boss near the end of the game, is quite vulnerable to weapon strikes (a vulnerability melee fighters can make use of). If you haven’t defeated Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy yet, a notification claiming that it’s “tightly locked shut” will appear when you try to open the Divine Tower of West Altus’ exterior door. When he’s dead, just throw open the doors and take the elevator up ahead to the top.
How to get into the Divine Tower of East Altus
A dual-purpose tower on the other side of Leyndell can repair both Morgott’s and Mohg’s runes. Instead of using the elevator at the end once you’ve defeated Morgott and accessed the way east out of the city towards the Mountaintops, take the path right along the wide bridge, heading southeast. The Fell Twins, a boss that will assault you and the other two players, manifest a void around you all and are fairly resistant to Holy damage. Try to take them on one at a time (summons will help with this), and if you have any, use bleed or scarlet rot to weaken them.
The Tower doors and the elevator are in a straight line once the Twins have passed away. In order to return here after slaying Morgott and Mohg, don’t forget to activate the Site of Grace inside.
How to get into the Isolated Divine Tower
To restore Malenia’s Great Rune, you won’t need to learn sailing to get to this unique tower, which practically protrudes out of the water. This one is a little trickier to get to because you have to ascend the elevator from the city’s replica of the Roundtable Hold on the Southwest side or unlock the locked chest in the Tower of Return on the Weeping Peninsula (southeast of the Walking Mausoleum on the Western Peninsula) to get to the teleportation portal in Leyndell’s Divine Bridge.
In either case, when you get there, there will be a gateway on the left side of a huge stone Golem like the ones on the bridge leading to Limgrave Tower. You merely need to head up the steps to the top after activating it to get sent all the way to the Isolated Divine Tower. Remember that Malenia must be defeated in order for this gateway to activate. Nevertheless, there is no reason to visit the Isolated Divine Tower until Malenia has been defeated, so everything works out.
WHAT DO THE DIVINE TOWERS DO?
What do Divine Towers in Elden Ring do?
With the exception of Liurnia, Divine Towers in Elden Ring are used to restore Great Runes, unique treasures obtained from fighting significant bosses that cannot be used unless you bring them to the appropriate Tower. Each tower serves a particular Great Rune and cannot be used to restore any other tower, as was previously stated. Our Elden Ring Great Runes and Rune Arc farming guide, which will teach you their strengths and optimal uses as well as how to activate them as much as possible, has more information on these runes and how they’re employed.
To restore Malenia’s Great Rune, you won’t need to learn sailing to get to this unique tower, which practically protrudes out of the water. This one is a little trickier to get to because you have to ascend the elevator from the city’s replica of the Roundtable Hold on the Southwest side or unlock the locked chest in the Tower of Return on the Weeping Peninsula (southeast of the Walking Mausoleum on the Western Peninsula) to get to the teleportation portal in Leyndell’s Divine Bridge.