Elyos or Asmodians in AION2: separate starts, servers, and RvR

NC places AION2 200 years after the original game. Players choose Elyos or Asmodians and begin in entirely separate regions for their faction. As the narrative advances, the experience develops into large-scale RvR centered on the two factions.

The same reveal lists separate Elyos and Asmodian servers as a design intended to improve faction balance. That establishes a service-structure direction, not named global servers, a measured faction ratio, or a character-transfer policy.

The source provides no live population, win rate, class modifier, economy price, or latency data for the factions. It cannot support claims that the more populated side is mandatory, that one faction deals more damage, or that either has a permanent advantage.

Maps, faction expectations, and service rules from the original AION are not evidence for the current AION2 build. The global release also has its own operating regions, so named servers and character-creation policy remain unknown until NC publishes them.

Start with the region and story atmosphere you want to experience, then coordinate the same service scope with regular teammates. If RvR is the objective, read the current official server, matching, and restriction notice before character creation.

• World preference: choose the faction starting region you want to explore long term.
• Social requirement: align region, server, and faction with friends first.
• Service rule: use dated official notices for creation and matching policy.
• Unknown data: do not replace official population or balance data with a community screenshot.

Ask which faction, region, and server your regular party or guild plans to use, then compare your preference for the starting region, art direction, and character identity. Faction affects who can play together, so reach a group decision before creating the main character.

A community poll, short queue, or one-server screenshot cannot prove that Elyos or Asmodians are permanently stronger. Population, availability, and restrictions change by server and time; check the current official server interface before the final choice.

• Confirm the faction used by friends, guild, and regular party.
• Then compare the starting area, visual identity, and story preference.
• Check current server availability and restrictions before character creation.
• Without a group constraint, choose the theme you want to play long term.