Game crashes after completing a Monolith

My game keeps crashing after killing the end boss of a Monolith. It is not 100% of the time, more like 75% the game will crash. It’s happened about 10 times now in the span of a few days. I’m not sure what’s triggering it to crash.

The boss dies, I see the window to select my blessings popup, one second later, without any user input, the game crashes.

This is particularly annoying since I miss out on the boss loot plus any CoF prophecy loot that was awarded.

Any help is appreciated.

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Was this in Online, Offline or True Offline?

Have you tried reducing any graphics settings, or noticed if it happens more often if you’ve been playing a while?

Would you be able to check if a crash report generated under the \Last Epoch\Crashes folder?

This has happened to me twice now in the last 2 days, on different computers. Once yesterday on a laptop, another time today on a desktop. I don’t see a crashes folder within the steam folder of Last Epoch though.

OMG yes… this is what I came here to post as well. I got back into LE for the event, and my experience since reaching monos is that it crashes about 80% of the time when the boss dies, and the blessings menu comes up.
Missing out on loot AND the blessing is terrible, and having to build back up to the quest to kill the boss again just to roll the dice on whether you crash or not is horrible.
I am using a wireless controller on PC, not sure if mouse and kb people are having this issue also.
Maybe the window shouldn’t automatically pop up to select our blessing? Maybe we should have to click on something instead. Maybe this will enable us to loot first at least.

edit: online mode

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Been having this same issue and I feel like it’s getting completely ignored

Same issue. A few prophecies triggered too, so it was really painful.
Couldn’t find the Crashes folder under X:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Last Epoch.
Windows event viewer only points to fail in Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll so I don’t think it’s helpful.
Edit: Also in online mode and controller

ntdll.dll is a windows library that applications use, the issue is most commonly not the dll, but something else that’s accessing it (usually a driver).
More useful piece of information is the exception code you’re getting, it could look like “0xc0000005”.