List of All Aion 2 Currency

In Aion 2, the economy is built on a multi-layered system designed to separate general commerce from high-end character progression. While the game provides multiple ways to earn resources, understanding which currency belongs to which "loop" is essential for efficient play.

This guide breaks down every major currency in the game, from the coins you loot off mobs to the premium tokens used for high-end customization.

Primary Economic Currencies

These currencies are the backbone of daily life in Atreia. You will use these for the majority of your trades, repairs, and basic gear improvements.

1. Kinah (Kina)

Kinah remains the standard "soft currency" of the Aion 2 universe. It is the primary medium of exchange between players and NPCs.

• How to Earn It: You earn Kinah by completing main story quests, defeating monsters in the open world, running dungeons, and selling your unwanted loot to vendors.
• Key Uses: It is required for nearly every fundamental action, including gear repairs, soul-binding items, purchasing crafting materials from NPCs, and using teleports. Most importantly, it is the only currency used on the Auction House (Broker) for buying gear and materials from other players.
• Expert Tip: Pay attention to the "Odyle" (fatigue) system. Once your Odyle is depleted for the day, your Kinah earnings from dungeons and mob drops will decrease significantly.

2. Quna (Kuna)

Quna is the "hard currency" of Aion 2. Unlike Kinah, it is primarily obtained through real-money purchases, making it the premium layer of the economy.

• How to Earn It: The most direct way is purchasing it through the in-game shop. However, Aion 2 features a Currency Exchange where players can trade their farmed Kinah for Quna provided by other players, allowing free-to-play users to access premium items.
• Key Uses: Quna is used for the Cash Shop, where you can buy cosmetics, weapon skins, mounts, and wings. It is also often used to unlock the premium tier of the Battle Pass.

Specialized Progression Currencies

These currencies cannot usually be traded between players. They are earned through specific gameplay activities and are tied directly to your character's power.

1. Abyss Points (AP)

Abyss Points represent your standing in the faction war. They are the most critical currency for players focused on PvP (Player vs. Player).

• How to Earn It: AP is earned through combat in the Abyss, participating in Rifts (invading other servers), and completing faction-specific daily missions. You also gain AP by defeating players from the opposing faction.
• Key Uses: AP is spent at special Abyss Vendors for the game's strongest PvP gear. Unlike PvE gear, Abyss gear often has specific stats that reduce damage taken from other players. AP is also used as a secondary cost for upgrading certain high-level skills.
• Warning: In many versions of Aion, you can lose a small percentage of your AP if you are defeated in PvP, making it a "live" currency that requires careful management.

2. Lucent

Lucent is a secondary premium currency that often sits between Kinah and Quna. In some regional monetization models, it is used as the primary currency for "functional" premium items rather than just cosmetics.

• How to Earn It: Usually obtained through specific premium bundles or high-tier Battle Pass rewards.
• Key Uses: Lucent is frequently required for "progression-adjacent" purchases, such as dungeon reset entries, inventory expansions, or specialized materials that speed up the gear enhancement process.

3. Venian Crystals (Daevanion Crystals)

As you reach the endgame, Venian Crystals become one of your most sought-after resources. They are the fuel for the Daevanion system, a post-leveling progression board.

• How to Earn It: These are rewards from high-level "Command" missions, regional side quests, and specific endgame milestones.
• Key Uses: You spend Venian Crystals to unlock and upgrade nodes on your Daevanion Board. These nodes provide massive permanent stat boosts, such as increased Critical Strike or Max HP, which are essential for tackling "Hard" difficulty dungeons and World Bosses.

Skill and Enhancement Currencies

These items act more like specialized tokens used to "purchase" power for your abilities and equipment.

1. Stigma Shards

Stigma Shards are a specific resource used to manage your Stigma Skills—the customizable abilities that allow you to "sub-class" or specialize your character.

• How to Earn It: Shards are common drops from mobs in the Abyss and can be found in treasure chests inside dungeons.
• Key Uses: Every time you equip or swap a Stigma Stone, you must pay a cost in Stigma Shards. If you frequently change your build between a "Heal" spec and a "DPS" spec, you will need a steady supply of these.

2. Tuning Stone Fragments & Shugo Tokens

These are seasonal or event-based currencies that appear during limited-time festivals, such as the Shugo Festival.

• How to Earn It: Participating in event-specific mini-games or clearing special "Event Dungeons."
• Key Uses: These can be traded at temporary event NPCs for rare rewards that are otherwise difficult to get, such as high-tier enhancement stones, limited-edition costumes, or unique pets.

Loyalty and Bonus Currencies

These currencies reward players for their long-term engagement or financial support of the game.

1. Mileage

Mileage is a "rebate" currency that accumulates as you spend Quna in the cash shop.

• How to Earn It: For every Quna spent, a small percentage is added to your Mileage balance.
• Key Uses: There is a dedicated Mileage Shop containing items that cannot be bought anywhere else. This often includes unique "wings" or high-tier utility items like permanent infinite-use gathering tools.

2. Glory Points (GP)

While similar to Abyss Points, Glory Points are often used to determine your Abyss Rank rather than being a currency you "spend" at a shop.

• How to Earn It: Earned through major faction events like Siege Battles (capturing fortresses).
• Key Uses: High GP totals allow you to transform into a "Governor" or "General," granting you massive stat buffs and unique transformation skills that can turn the tide of a battle.

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