AION 2 Wiki: Classes, Items, Maps, Crafting & Global Guides

This AION 2 Wiki separates jobs by data type. Class pages cover roles and play patterns, the item database preserves official IDs and categories, interactive maps handle locations and filters, crafting tools calculate material needs, and guides explain conditions, versions, and practical use. They are not flattened into one undated spreadsheet.

Global information is based on NC's global announcements and the Steam page. Systems or values from the live Korea and Taiwan services appear only when their region is explicitly labelled, preventing a current Asian build from being presented as a confirmed global launch build.

Facts supported by NC or Steam retain a source label, source publication date, and KINA verification date. KINA-created grouping, comparisons, routes, and calculations are editorial work and are not described as NC recommendations.

Fields without an official answer remain unknown, unannounced, or marked for in-game verification. Unknown does not mean zero or impossible; it means the available source cannot support a definite answer.

• Prefer NC announcements, official data pages, and the official Steam listing.
• When localized names differ, compare IDs, icons, categories, and context.
• Use the current client or latest operations notice for live prices, rates, events, and server state.

Reduce the question to one region, version, and data type. For global preparation, begin with platforms, requirements, and downloads. For an item, search its name or official ID. For a collection route, open the matching map and then enable only the relevant marker type.

1. 01

   Choose the service scope

   Separate Global from Korea or Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau service data.

2. 02

   Choose the data type

   Classes, items, maps, crafting, guides, and news answer different questions.

3. 03

   Read date and source

   Check the update date and evidence before applying a number, route, or recommendation.

4. 04

   Confirm in the client

   Use the current client as the final check for live state, prices, rates, and events.

KINA does not treat search interest, rumors, an undated community sheet, or a third-party video as an official fact. The hub will not fabricate global server population, console or mobile support, class tiers, or unpublished drop rates.

When only Korea or Taiwan evidence exists, the page keeps that service label. A later global field can be added under the same content identity after official publication instead of silently overwriting the older regional record.