Random Elden Ring Fan Art Imagines an American Version of the Lands Between

An Elden Ring fan has picturized what an American version of The Lands Between would look like, and it has left the community in stitches. The Elden Ring community never fails to surprise with its creativity, and this marks yet another instance of a fan using the game as a medium to showcase their artistry.

While the Elden Ring community has been pretty lively ever since the game's launch, the past few weeks have witnessed another surge in activity thanks to the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. A large number of players are replaying the game once again to prepare for the release of the expansion, and amid that, some are even coming across secrets inElden Ring that they had missed on their earlier playthroughs. As the community eagerly waits for the new region, The Land of Shadow, to be released, a creative fan has given The Lands Between a modernized look.

In a post on the Elden Ring subreddit, user skibagpumpgod showcases their illustration of an American version of The Lands Between. The picture features a landscape that resembles the terrain of the Limgrave region in Elden Ring closely, but there's a twist: instead of the game's impressive flora and fauna, the area is filled with freeways and cars, mimicking the aesthetic of American cities.

The meticulousness of the artwork is quite commendable, with several hoardings of popular brands featuring along the freeways. There is also a Walmart and McDonald's, along with an overpopulated parking lot. Perhaps the most intricate of all is a replica of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial, which blends in seamlessly with the rest of the terrain. What makes it even more impressive is that the player also added aerial elements, with an airship and several fighter jets occupying the skies.

Over on Reddit, fans are having a field day at the peculiar illustration, with many playing along with the humorous tone of the artwork. In a clever display of wordplay, a user came up with the name Marika for the post, intertwining one of the