About AION 2 Guide
An independent, fan-made class picker hub for AION 2 — built to answer one question honestly: which class should you actually play?
What this site is
AION 2 launched globally on October 5, 2026 and every guide site in the race is publishing the same recycled tier list. This site takes a different approach: we publish the class and build information we can trace back to a named source, and we label the rest as unconfirmed instead of filling the gaps with plausible-sounding numbers.
How we source information
Every factual claim on this site is graded by where it came from. You will see the grade used on the page itself, so you can judge how much weight to put on a given page.
L1 — Official
Taken directly from NCSOFT announcements or the official Steam store page. Example: system requirements on this site are the exact figures listed on the AION 2 Steam page, retrieved October 3, 2026.
L2 — Community wiki, cross-checked
Taken from the AION 2 wiki and cross-checked against a second independent source. Example: Stigma setups and skill upgrade priorities come from the AION 2 wiki at patch 1.0.21.0.
L3 — Community consensus
Widely agreed across several community sources but not officially confirmed. These pages carry a visible notice that rankings shift with balance patches.
L4 — Not used
Single-site claims, RMT gold-selling sites, and accelerator-network soft articles are never cited here. We do not use them because their numbers cannot be traced.
Corrections
Facts change. The level cap moves, balance patches land, and classes get renamed between regions. If you find something wrong on this site, tell us on the contact page and we will either fix it or — if the sources genuinely disagree — show the disagreement instead of picking a side.
Not affiliated with NCSOFT
AION 2 Guide is an independent fan project. AION 2 and all related marks belong to NCSOFT. We publish no official information, and we are not endorsed by or connected to NCSoft.
Official game information: aion2.plaync.com
The grading system in one table
Every factual claim on this site maps to one of these four levels. The level is shown on the page, so a reader never has to guess how much weight a number deserves.
| Level | Source | How we treat it |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | NCSOFT announcements, Steam store page | Stated as fact. Citable, checkable, quoted from the source. |
| L2 | Agreement across wiki sources | Stated as accurate but re-checkable, because wiki pages can lag a patch. |
| L3 | Community consensus, no official backing | Stated as opinion. Tier letters and difficulty ratings sit here. |
| L4 | Cannot be traced to any of the above | Not published as fact. If it matters, we write that the gap exists. |
Questions about this site
Is this site official?
No. AION 2 Guide is an independent fan hub. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to NCSoft. Official game information belongs on aion2.plaync.com; everything here is community research built on top of official announcements.
Why are some numbers missing from this site?
Because we will not invent them. Damage values, rotation timings, and optimal stat weights change every patch, and a wrong number is worse than no number. Where data is unverified we publish the direction of the advice and label the gap instead of filling it in.
How do you decide whether a source is trustworthy?
Four tiers. L1 is NCSoft or Steam directly. L2 is agreement across wiki sources. L3 is community consensus with no official backing. Anything that cannot be traced to one of those is not published as fact. Each page shows which tier its content came from.
Can I reuse your tables?
Yes for personal reference and community discussion. Please keep the tier labels intact, because a table without its verification tier is exactly the thing this site exists to avoid. For commercial reuse, contact us first.