In the final stages of Aion 2’s progression, Abyss Points (AP) are a crucial resource for character growth and PvP development.
Whether acquiring Stigma Shards to upgrade Stigma skills or exchanging for Daevanion Crystals and other rare growth materials, AP directly impacts character progression. For players aiming to further enhance their combat power and refine their builds, efficiently accumulating AP is a critical consideration upon entering the final stages.
Following IGGM.com, we’ll analyze the efficiency and return on investment of different AP acquisition methods in Aion 2, examining which daily quests, weekly events, and Abyss challenges are most worth prioritizing.
Abyss Farm: Monsters, Captains, and Field Bosses
Abyss remains the primary source of Abyss Points. Players need a Gear Score of 1,000 to enter. PvP is enabled by default in the area, where regular monsters, field bosses, and players from opposing factions coexist, making both farming efficiency and survivability equally important.
Defeating regular monsters and Captains in Abyss grants AP. While the points from a single monster are limited, their high spawn rate allows for repeated kills.
Especially in the monster-dense areas of Chaotic Lower Reshanta, multiple Captain spawn points are close together, making it ideal for 4-player teams to farm in rotations. This method not only reduces kill time but also allows for mutual support when encountering enemy players, reducing the risk of being ambushed.
Compared to regular monster farming, field bosses are the more valuable targets. Guardian Lord Nahma spawns in designated areas of Chaotic Lower Reshanta, while Watcher Kaira appears randomly at multiple locations on a fixed schedule.
Participating in killing these bosses yields substantial AP and other rewards, making it an essential part of the weekly Abyss farming plan.
IGGM.com recommends paying attention to the boss spawn time in advance and organizing a small team to contest it. If your current build’s equipment and combat power are insufficient to support efficient Abyss farming, choosing to buy Aion 2 Kina to supplement your resources and avoid impacting AP acquisition efficiency.
Abyss Siege: Artifact Conquest and Team Contribution
Abyss Siege is a large-scale event that cannot be ignored in AP acquisition, with core gameplay revolving around the capture of Artifacts.
During the event, both factions will engage in attack and defense around Artifact strongholds on the map. The faction that delivers the final blow to Dimensional Core will gain control of Artifact.
Successfully capturing an Artifact not only provides an AP acquisition bonus to the entire faction but also unlocks the corresponding Abyss Corridor after the siege ends, allowing players from the capturing faction to enter. Once inside the corridor, players can kill monsters within a timed area to gain additional Abyss Points.
Unlike individual monster farming, the benefits of Siege largely depend on teamwork and battlefield contribution. Legions or Forces with clear command and division of labor can more effectively organize attacks, protect teammates, and prolong overall combat time, thus increasing their chances of obtaining rewards.
Therefore, if your main goal in participating in Abyss Siege is to accumulate AP, IGGM.com recommends prioritizing joining teams with voice or text communication and basic tactical arrangements, rather than randomly matching into the battlefield.
Abyss Supply Requests: An Underrated and Stable Source
Abyss Supply Requests are an easily overlooked yet stable way to accumulate AP in Aion 2. This system unlocks at Level 25, earlier than the opening of Abyss areas, allowing players to accumulate AP in advance by submitting designated items before entering Abyss.
Requests are divided into four categories: Emergency, Weekly, Season: Crafting, and Season: Boss. Rewards vary depending on the level, quantity, and difficulty of obtaining the submitted items, with a single delivery potentially yielding hundreds to thousands of AP.
When dealing with Supply Requests, the key is to compare the cost of Aion 2 items delivered with AP gain. Prioritize using surplus equipment, easily obtainable crafting materials, and duplicate boss drops that you don’t currently need. Avoid specifically acquiring expensive items or farming from scratch just to complete a single request.
Duty Quests and Commands: Stable Daily and Weekly AP Sources
Duty Quests are a relatively easy and stable way to obtain AP. Unlocked at Level 45, players can complete a maximum of 5 quests per day, each granting a fixed 1,000 Abyss Points, along with random upgrade materials and other rewards.
Quest objectives typically involve killing specific monsters or collecting items; they are not difficult and usually only take a few minutes.
Duty Commands provide additional weekly AP income. Players need to obtain Command Scrolls from the Command Merchant using Aion 2 Kinah, and then use the scrolls to activate the corresponding quest.
A maximum of 12 regular Command Scrolls can be purchased per week. Each completed scroll also grants 1,000 AP and other random rewards.
Acquired scrolls will remain in your inventory and do not require immediate use; the purchase quota for this week will not carry over to the next week. Therefore, IGGM.com reminds players to purchase the maximum quota for the current week first, and then complete them according to their schedule.
If you don’t want to frequently enter Abyss and experience PvP pressure, 5 daily duty missions plus 12 regular duty commands per week can provide a fixed weekly income of up to 17,000 AP.
Arena and Shugo Festival: Low-Threshold Sources of Supplementation
Arena and Shugo Festival offer players two quick ways to acquire AP.
Arena unlocks at Level 45 and includes single-player and team modes. Even if you don’t win, you will still receive a basic participation reward; you can also receive additional AP after a victory.
For example, a regular Arena rewards 300 AP for participation and an additional 500 AP for a victory. Some Season Missions also only require completing a certain number of matches, not winning, thus allowing you to balance AP gains with season progress.
Shugo Festival consists of several short mini-games, open every hour on the hour, with each game typically lasting only a few minutes. Upon reaching Level 45, a regular reward card yields an average of approximately 400 AP, while the bonus rewards unlocked using a Reward Key include 800 AP, as well as Enhance Stones, Soul Codex, and other materials.
Both events share the advantage of relatively flexible time commitment. Arena can be easily completed within a daily PvP schedule, while Shugo Festival is suitable for participation during breaks while waiting for a group, participating in dungeons, or other events.
Based on the summary from IGGM.com, AP accumulation in Aion 2 doesn’t rely on a single farming method. A reasonable combination of daily quests, weekly events, and Abyss challenges allows for a steady improvement in character strength while controlling time costs.
