How to get into the Divine Tower of East Altus

On the opposite side of Leyndell is a tower that pulls double duty, able to restore both Morgott's and Mohg's runes. Once you've beaten Morgott and Elden Ring Items accessed the path East out of the city towards the Mountaintops, rather than taking the elevator at the end, take the path right (going Southeast), along the giant bridge. Be warned, you'll get ambushed by two monstrous ogres in a boss fight called the Fell Twins, who manifest a void around all three of you and are pretty resistant to Holy damage. Try and fight them one at a time (summons will help here), and use bleed or scarlet rot if you have it, as they're weak to that.

Once the Twins are dead, it's a straight line to the Tower doors and the elevator beyond that. Remember to best site to buy elden ring items trigger the Site of Grace inside, as you'll need to come here both after killing Morgott and Mohg.

How to get into the Isolated Divine Tower

This Isolated tower is sticking out of the sea, though thankfully, you won't have to master sailing to reach it and restore Malenia's Great Rune. This one's a little tougher to get to, as you need to reach the teleportation portal in Leyndell's Divine Bridge, done either by taking the elevator up from the city's copy of the Roundtable Hold on the Southwest side, or by opening the trapped chest in the Tower of Return on the Weeping Peninsula (Southeast of the Western Peninsula's Walking Mausoleum). 

Either way, once you're there, there'll be a giant stone Golem like those on the bridge to Limgrave Tower, and on its left side, a portal. Trigger it and you'll be sent to the Isolated Divine Tower, and then you just need to head up the stairs to the top. Keep in mind that this portal only becomes active after beating a - though you have no reason to go to the Isolated Divine Tower until you've beaten Malenia, so it all works out.

Divine Towers in Elden Ring are used to restore Great Runes (except Liurnia), special items gained by killing major bosses that won't be usable until you bring them to their corresponding Tower. As mentioned, each tower is used for a specific Great Rune and can't be used to restore any other one. We've explained more about these runes and how they're used in our Elden Ring Great Runes and Rune Arc farming guide, which will show you their strengths and their best uses, as well as how to activate them as much as possible.

Elden Ring Guide: Mastering the Lands Between
Elden Ring, developed by FromSoftware, is a sprawling open-world action RPG known for its deep lore, challenging combat, and expansive exploration. Whether you’re stepping into the Lands Between for the first time or returning to refine your strategy, this guide will help you navigate its mysteries and emerge victorious.