I did a livestream trying to complete it, and even though I tried to finish up to the fourth one, I saw it had already been done, so I completed up to the third one at 04:17:45

When a world is big, it's hard not to go out and explore.
In some adventures, people do it on foot or on horseback, but today, I went exploring with a tractor.

Actually, I was exploring with another vehicle, but I sank it...

Without a doubt, my battles against Formageddon used to lead to my death, but everything changed when I started using the bow and keeping my distance with charged attacks. Back when I still used the sword, it often kept me from escaping in time.

The Final Battle Against Mare

Reaching this point wasn’t a coincidence. You’ve crossed impossible realms, faced ruthless enemies, and earned your scars. Mare represents the closing chapter of that journey, but also its hardest trial.

1. The Ideal Weapon… and Why It Matters

With so many weapons available, facing Mare can feel overwhelming. But the key lies in distance. In my experience, ranged weapons offer better control and allow more room for mistakes, vital when fighting such a powerful boss.

My favorite? The bow.

It lets you strike with precision while keeping Mare at a distance, giving you time to plan your next move.

1.1 Early Relics and Cards

Early relics are crucial: they set the tone for the rest of the run. If you make smart choices from the start, many of the cards that appear later will align with those decisions.

My advice:

Prioritize relics that boost weapon damage: starting with a strong buff gives you an edge throughout every phase of the fight.

Relics that slow enemies, increase critical damage, or enhance your luck are also excellent.

2. What Kind of Player Are You?

Are you aggressive?

Make sure you have enough health or relics that reduce damage after getting hit. Mare punishes recklessness, but if you're well prepared, you can deal massive damage quickly.

Do you prefer a tactical approach?

Focus on cards that apply debuffs. Slowing Mare or increasing critical chance at key moments can completely change the pace of the fight.

Phase 1 – The Weight of the Blade

Mare’s form is one you recognize. His silhouette isn’t just familiar, it’s an echo of a past that stayed with you far too long.

Attack Patterns

Aggressive Opening

Mare doesn’t wait. He charges in immediately, launching a fast attack that leaves behind traces of energy capable of damaging you as well.

Charged Area Strike

He winds up a large-area attack that takes longer than usual to charge. Timing is crucial—his animation can be misleading, but with practice, you’ll learn to read it.

Impact Combo

Another attack is a three-hit combo. After the third strike, he hits the ground so hard it makes the stones rise.

Tip: Don’t dodge too early. Wait for the third strike and evade at the last moment to avoid getting caught.

Chasing Orbs

Mare summons orbs that follow you for a while, forcing you to stay in constant motion. The real danger is that he keeps attacking even while the orbs are active. Keep moving.

Phase 2 – A Display of Power

In this phase, Mare becomes far more aggressive. He introduces new mechanics designed to slow you down and make any damage attempts much harder.

He gains a temporary shield, becoming immune, while spheres slowly orbit the battlefield. After circling a few times, they suddenly retract and fire outward violently, marking the official start of the second phase.

He also summons familiar creatures, and your only option is to eliminate them quickly before they eliminate you and make surviving Mare’s attacks even harder.

Phase 3 – Fury of the Dark… or Just Desperation?

In his final phase, you can feel Mare’s desperation as he unleashes everything he has left.

He charges up a massive attack that is nearly impossible to ignore. If you’re out of position, the damage is hard to avoid.

He also summons structures in the corners of the arena. You must destroy at least one of them, they emit expanding area damage. Taking one down gives you a bit of breathing room.

A sign of his desperation are the clones he summons of himself. They can use the same attacks as the original.

What should you do?

If you're still in good health and have rebirths left, it might be better to confront him head on. Dodging several enemies can become overwhelming, but Mare’s life will be low. A direct approach may finish him off.

Extra Tips

Stay on the move. Even when he’s not attacking directly, keep moving and use that time to apply status effects like poison or burn.

Don’t save your cards. Use them as soon as a good opportunity arises, and wait for the perfect moment for high-impact ones.

Prioritize defense if you’re wounded. Choose your dice carefully and focus on improving your mobility.

Don’t overattack. Mare punishes impatience. Overexposing yourself will cost you.

Stick to the edge of the arena. It’s usually safer when dodging his most aggressive moves.

Learn to read his cues. Many attacks are preceded by subtle glows or animations. If you learn to spot them, you’ll get much further without taking unnecessary damage.

A small ship facing an infinite cosmos. Overwhelmed, yet at peace, there is beauty to be found in solitude.

My limerick was written in Spanish, but I also wanted to share its meaning in English, even if it doesn’t follow the AABBA structure.

In the endless cold, I hold on.
Where direction is shaped by sleepless struggle.
I fall, yet I endure.
I keep the fire ready.
And I find light without asking for comfort.

I tried to give it a personal and introspective touch, without losing the fantastical thread of a vast and overwhelming universe.

I just found out about this reward in the early hours of the morning. I wish I had prepared something sooner, but time wasn’t on my side this time, and I couldn’t polish the drawing much more.

I wanted to create something from scratch, using an item that can be found in the game, especially in the new DLC and give it a Dungeons & Dragons style, with rewards and penalties to match its 20 sided nature.

I also went for a simpler card design and drew everything freehand with a mouse. At first, I used shapes to be more precise, but later I felt that giving it a slightly shaky, hand-drawn look would make it more fitting.

My adventures in EVE Online are still recent, but I’ve already grown attached to my first ship, the Velator, for me is still the prettiest ship and during a mining mission, I came across another ship I couldn’t name, but its presence was stunning

"Sometimes it’s not about running, but waiting for the right moment.
Patience and time give me the chance to choose better, live better, and not look back with regret."

Lately, the intention behind my channel has been to take things at a slower pace. To enjoy each game without pressure, letting the experience breathe.

That’s why I felt the best way to share everything I’ve learned after over 20 hours in Lost in Random was by simply playing it.

I talk about the characters, why I prefer certain weapons, how to counter enemies, or small tips that can help in the moment. I also share thoughts on how to defeat bosses, what we can find in the zone, what relics I recommend and how they’ve helped me.

It’s a more visual and calm experience, but it reflects the kind of atmosphere I want to create on the channel.

Maybe for some, it could even work as a podcast in the background.

There’s also a timeline included, so they can jump to whatever moment they're most interested in.