Let Me Solo Her, among the most legendary players to delve into FromSoftware's latest, is now welcome to jump back into Elden Ring after a lengthy ban. For almost six months, the Lands Between have been missing something, or someone, I should say. Let Me Solo Her, the Elden Ring player who rose to hero status by repeatedly helping out players struggling with boss fights and asking those players if he could solo the battles for them, is back where he belongs after being banned for 180 days over a Fortnite dance emote. For the uninitiated, Let Me Solo Her is as famous for his virtuous behavior in-game as he is for his incredible ability to kneecap some of the toughest fights in the game, most famously Malenia and more recently the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC's final boss Radahn, wearing nothing but a damn bucket on his head. And there I was all along getting stomped by Margit over and over again. FromSoftware, you appear to have broken Elden Ring Nightreign: the new DLC class Undertaker is an ult-spamming, boss-melting monster This Oblivion Remastered fan has now spent 300 days following an Imperial Palace Guard "until I can loot his armor" Hollow Knight: Silksong community crosses 4 weeks cheering a mad lad fighting Savage Beastfly with ungodly custom rules Needless to say, his absence from the Lands Between has left a void that perhaps no other player could fill, but now he's back. In a triumphant tweet, Let Me Solo Her announces "I AM FREE" alongside a picture of a person breaking free from prison shackles. Let Me Solo Her recently revealed that his main Elden Ring account was banned after he used a mod to make his character dance around using a Fortnite emote. It seems that ban has now expired, freeing the way for the legendary Tarnished to go back to doing what he does best: making everyone else feel utterly inadequate. After 967 deaths, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree player takes the 'no Scadutree blessing' challenge to the next level by beating the entire DLC on uncapped NG +1,000.