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https://kb.tabletopsimulator.com/getting-started/troubleshooting/#windows
If no luck with that, make a new windows profile and run from there. This will eliminate almost every software conflict you may have (if that is the issue this is the easiest test).
Thanks for the suggestions. The only thing I didn't do on here was redownloading the redists. I tried that and the game ran for 10 min on an EDH table just fine but when i tabbed out to respond to someone the game crashed like 5-10 seconds later. Will try the Windows profile thing real quick
Considering all you've tried so far you may want to consider _thoroughly_ testing your RAM for faults. The last time I had to do this myself it took 40 hours to find the fault, but I was tearing my hair out before then as it was only happening with one game - it was just the heaviest game on my system by far.
I will test my ram when I am home later this afternoon, I spent maybe 30 minutes on non workshop games like chess and 30 minutes on a lightly scripted game (castles of mad king ludwig) and haven't experienced any crashes. I tried it with edh 4 player and 6 player tables, along with a very scripted catan, and they each have crashed with variable times.