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Continue ShoppingIn Aion 2, Quna is the premium currency — the stuff you normally buy with real money. While you can't farm it like Kinah off monsters, there are ways to earn free Quna if you play smart.
Some quests and challenge lines reward Quna, especially repeatable quests and tasks tied to Shugo or special hubs. Doing these daily will slowly add to your Quna balance over time.
The game economy lets players exchange Kinah for Quna through a player-driven exchange system. If you've farmed a lot of Kinah, you can sell it to other players for Quna instead of buying Quna with cash.
How it works in practice:
This method depends on the server economy, but it's the main free-to-play path.
Occasionally, the developers distribute Quna as event rewards or compensation for maintenance. These rewards appear in your mailbox after major patches or during seasonal festivals. Checking event announcements regularly ensures you don't miss free Quna.
Once you have Quna, you'll want to spend it wisely. Complimentary Quna is primarily used in the premium shop.
The Shugo Merchant is the hub for premium currency. Free Quna can be spent on:
This is the main way to get things that aren't available with Kinah.
Free Quna can also improve your gameplay efficiency:
These items save time and make grinding smoother.
Spending Quna on a premium pass often gives the best return, offering gear, cosmetics, or crafting resources as you complete tiers. This is ideal if you play consistently every day.
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