Harbingers of Ruin in Last Epoch season 2

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Last Epoch season two release countdown – Exact start time and date for Harbingers of Ruin

Harbingers of Ruin adds a ton of new content to Last Epoch, and it starts very soon.

Tom Foley

Published: Jul 8, 2024 08:19 am

Last Epoch’s new season is nearly here. Harbingers of Ruin adds a new Pinnacle Boss, 10 Harbingers to fight in each of the 10 Monolith timelines, a new faction, a Nemesis system, and a whole host of gameplay changes. Keep reading if you’re wondering exactly when Last Epoch season two begins.

Last Epoch season two exact time and start date

Season two is just around the corner. Image via Last Epoch YouTube

Last Epoch season two starts at 11am CT / 5pm BST on July 9, 2024. When the season begins, you can log in and create a new seasonal character to experience all the new features. If you’re eager to play, keep an eye on the timer below and try to log in when the servers go live.

Last Epoch season two countdown

There were widespread login issues and server problems during the first few days of Last Epoch’s season one launch, so don’t be surprised if you struggle to play shortly after season two launches. The servers may be overwhelmed again.

We strongly recommend you don’t book time off work to play Last Epoch season two for at least the first day or two after it launches—you might be disappointed.

Season one lasted just over four and a half months, with Last Epoch 1.0 launching on Feb. 24 to a mostly positive reception, so season two will probably run until the end of the year.

For a full list of changes coming in Last Epoch season two—including the much-anticipated dodge ability—check out the changelog on the official site.

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Tom Foley

UK Editor

Tom is the UK Associate Editor for Dot Esports. He's the former TCG Editor for CBR and holds a Master's degree in Chemistry from the University of Edinburgh. Tom spent six years as a Science Editor for the Royal Society of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, and AstraZeneca before leaving science to pursue his dream career in games journalism at the start of 2023. He loves MMOs, RPGs, TCGs, and pretty much every game by FromSoftware—especially Dark Souls.