Eleventh Hour Games
Last Epoch cycle countdown — current and next dates
Last Epoch cycle countdown — current and next dates
Total Seasons
6
Avg. Duration
191 days
Steam online
5.7K
7d peak
258.5K
Current cycle
Started
Oct 1, 2026
Running for
Next cycle in
Season ended
Updated 08:00 AM
Bug FixesArenaFixed an issue where players could not navigate up the stairs in Champions Gate.SkillsSummon Tide ElementalFixed an issue where visual effects from the minion could hide the other visual effects including…
Rage of MorditasThe Bloodrage buff, Revitalizing Rage, will no longer be applied to characters that have effects that grant ward per missing health.SkillsLightning Blast will no longer chain to breakable objects, unless…
Bug FixesMonolithRemoved Yrun from spawning in Monoliths and in the Gauntlet of Strife.DungeonsFixed players getting stuck after using a key to retry boss fights in dungeons.Weaver TreeFixed corrupted copies from the…
No end date has been officially announced for the current Last Epoch cycle yet.
The next Last Epoch cycle is estimated to start around April 23, 2027. This is based on historical average season lengths and is not yet officially confirmed.
Yes — the date shown for the Last Epoch cycle is officially confirmed by the developer.
Last Epoch cycles typically last around 204 days, based on the average of recent completed cycles.
Shattered Omens
The current Last Epoch season adds Omen Windows, corruption-focused item systems, new loot, class updates, and wider quality-of-life improvements.
Beneath Ancient Skies
Season 3 introduced dinosaur-themed content, new encounters, new progression and loot additions, and a large seasonal update built around primal ancient threats.
Tombs of the Erased
Season 2 added Tombs and Cemeteries of the Erased, Legendary crafting updates, Weaver faction content, champion enemies, and broad system changes.
Harbingers of Ruin
This cycle introduced Harbingers, Aberroth as a pinnacle encounter, new endgame content, faction updates, and major quality-of-life improvements.
