An Elden Ring death counter, boss by boss
One number for a whole Elden Ring run stops meaning anything somewhere around Radahn. What chat actually wants to know is how THIS fight is going — is this the fifth Margit attempt or the fiftieth, and is tonight better than last time. A Kloot counter splits by segment, so every boss keeps its own count and its own personal best.
Start freeTry it in a browser — FreePlaying itself — each +1 is the player falls in the clip. On stream you press it; Kloot never reads the game. Press a button to take over.
How do you show an Elden Ring death counter on stream?
Add a Deaths counter in Kloot, set “personal best is” to Fewest, and turn on the Segment and Personal best lines. When you reach a new boss, press “Next segment” and type its name — the overlay then reads “Malenia 14 · PB 9”. You press the button yourself, so it works on any patch and any platform.
Looks for your Elden Ring stream
Designed counter looks you apply in one click — Creator gets the looks, Pro gets looks that react to your run.
How to set it up for Elden Ring
Fewest is the right personal best for deaths — beating your best means dying less. Tonight beside all-time is what makes a long run readable: 11 tonight against 223 since you started tells a story that one number cannot.
- Counter label
- Deaths
- Counting mode
- Tally — counts up and down
- A personal best is
- Fewest— beating your best means doing it less
- Lines on the overlay
- Segment namePersonal bestTonightAll-time
Suggested looks: the ones on the stage above and the Elden Ring looks below.
Run it as a collection
Deaths tell chat how hard this fight is. Bosses beaten and your tries on a no-hit tell them how the run is going. Stack all three in one corner and run them from one panel.
- DeathsTally · a segment per boss · personal best is the fewest
- BossesTally with a goal · a milestone every 5
- TriesAttempts mode · Reset starts the next try, for no-hit runs
The Elden Ring run, boss by boss
The remembrance run, roughly in order. Type the name when you get there — Kloot never reads your game, so nothing here loads itself.
- 1Margit, the Fell Omen
- 2Godrick the Grafted
- 3Red Wolf of Radagon
- 4Rennala, Queen of the Full Moon
- 5Starscourge Radahn
- 6Godskin Noble
- 7Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy
- 8Morgott, the Omen King
- 9Fire Giant
- 10Godskin Duo
- 11Maliketh, the Black Blade
- 12Sir Gideon Ofnir
- 13Hoarah Loux, Warrior
- 14Malenia, Blade of Miquella
- 15Radagon of the Golden Order
- 16Elden Beast
Nothing here loads itself. Kloot does not read your game — there is no detection and no preset pack. This list is here so you know what is coming; you type the boss name when you reach it, which is also why it works on console, in a mod and after any patch.
Elden Ring counters — frequently asked
Does it detect deaths automatically?
No, and nothing reliably does. Elden Ring does not expose a death count to overlays, and anything that reads game memory breaks on the next patch. You press +1 — which means it also works on console, on a handheld, and in any mod or randomiser.
Can my mod press it while I am fighting?
Yes, on Creator and Pro. Send a trusted mod or VIP a named invite; they sign in once and tap +1 from their own phone. They cannot reset, and you can revoke it whenever you like.
What happens to a boss’s count when I move on?
It is filed with its final count and its personal best, and the counter starts the next segment at zero. Come back to that boss later and you can name the segment again.
Will the milestone effects cover my game?
No. Every tenth death can grow the number, throw embers inside the counter’s own box or run a ribbon along the bottom edge of the frame — never over the play area. That is a deliberate constraint, not a setting you have to remember.
Works alongside everything you already use
Put the deaths count on your
Elden Ring stream.
Sign in, paste one overlay URL, and bump it from your phone. Free to start — a Kloot badge until you upgrade.
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