An Elden Ring player who goes by the name LetMeSoloThem (not to be confused with LetMeSoloHer) has beaten the final boss of the base game over 10,000 times purely as a summon, devoting hundreds of hours of their time to helping others.
While it may not be the most difficult game of all time, Elden Ring is certainly up there. FromSoft games have a reputation of being hard for a reason. Besting its greatest challenges is no small feat, and many players who have purchased the game never got to see the credits roll. They’ve even had to nerf bosses at certain points because they were too hard for players.
However, players have the option to summon help with bosses if they’re having a particularly hard time. This can be in the form of either a computer controlled and story-relevant summon, or an actual player coming into the match and providing some much-needed assistance.
And, while LetMeSoloHer became famous for beating Malenia, LetMeSoloThem has done the same but for the final boss. She tracked her journey to beating both Radagon and the Elden Beast for troubled players, with them hitting the milestone of 10,000 kills after years of effort.
Elden Ring player beats final boss 10,000 times to help others
LetMeSoloThem revealed that the original jar-wearing player started an entire community of skilled warriors who have made it their mission to help others: The Jarnished.
Many of these so-called “Jarnished” specialize in taking down specific hard bosses, with them getting on at certain times of the day with the goal of taking down the same boss over and over and over again.
This player in particular specializes in taking down the combo of Radagon and the Elden Beast, the 2 stage fight that takes place at the very end of the base game. They’ve been documenting their journey for years, making new videos and posts at every milestone to keep track of their progress.
And, on April 19, 2025, she finally reached the milestone of 10,000 kills.
A Reddit post they made about their accomplishment almost immediately went viral on r/gaming, receiving 10k upvotes in a matter of a few hours.
The comments were filled with players thanking her for her help over the years, thinking back to when they were struggling with the game but were able to beat it thanks to her lending a hand.
According to her comments, she spends roughly an hour a day helping players out and has made this journey a marathon rather than a sprint.
“I only help 10-20 people a day (it only takes about an hour or so) And I really enjoy it, I meet awesome people and just get to dance around the bosses, it’s relaxing,” LetMeSoloThem explained.
She just really enjoys fighting the boss and helping players out and, despite how intimidating that 10k milestone may be, she claims she’s got a lot of other stuff going on.
“Full time job, amazing boyfriend, and I also love playing other games and making content,” she said in another comment.
She and many other players hang around r/BeyondTheFog, a community devoted entirely to helping out struggling Elden Ring players and giving them either the tools to succeed or help with bosses that are giving them trouble.
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