An Elden Ring Fan is Making Gorgeous Drawings of Their Game Progress

One Elden Ring fan is making gorgeous drawings that highlight their progress as they play through the game. Elden Ring has been a massive critical and commercial success for developer From Software, and fans have been patiently waiting for new information on its upcoming DLC titled Shadow of the Erdtree.

Since its release in 2022, many players have made paintings or drawings based on Elden Ring. This includes the landscapes users will come across while exploring Elden Ring’s world, along with artwork based on major boss fights present in the game. Now, one fan has decided to make drawings that showcase the progress they made as they play through Elden Ring.

A user named luenusa has made two posts on Reddit featuring beautiful drawings that highlight their Elden Ring progress. The first post was made around a week ago, and it shows luenusa hiding from the Tree Sentinel found near the beginning of Elden Ring. This boss fight is extremely difficult for gamers using the starting equipment, and players will likely need to come back to this encounter after leveling up and getting better weapons. Luenusa has confirmed that they spent all day trying to kill the Tree Sentinel, and ended up using a cheese method to defeat the boss.

Luenusa made a new post a few days later showing their victory over Godrick the Grafted in Elden Ring. The drawing shows that luenusa has changed their armor since then, and it looks like the player has equipped Noble's Slender Sword for the purpose of the fight. Fans also get a look at the arena this fight takes place in, but most of the drawing is centered around the Tarnished.

Users in the comments section of both posts show their appreciation for luenusa’s work, with a few players comparing it to Darkest Dungeon’s art style. One gamer mentions that the first post perfectly summarizes Elden Ring’s early-game experience, while other fans comment on the cheese methods utilized to beat the Tree Sentinel. Several players also make note of Noble's