AION 2 Transcendence Dungeons Boost

• Level 45 character.
• Your selected stage unlocked and its Item Level requirement met.
• 40 Odyle Energy per cube claim and enough available reward claims for your order.
• Remote Play: keep your computer and the game running during the boost.

Moving up a stage is useful only when the new reward pool is worth the extra requirement. If your Item Level barely opens the stage, check your Combat Power before spending Odyle Energy there. Arcana can fix a weak card slot, but it will not cover every gap in the rest of the build.

AION 2 Dungeon Requirements: GS and Combat Power You Actually Need
Use this to compare the listed entry gate with practical targets before pushing a higher Transcendence stage.

AION 2 Daily and Weekly Checklist
Check this before turning Transcendence into your main farm for the week. It helps place Odyle Energy, dungeon runs, and other reset-based activities in the same schedule.

An S-rank clear of Stage 1, 2, or 3 unlocks the next stage. You must still meet that stage’s Item Level requirement to enter it. An A- or B-rank clear does not unlock it. This makes an S-rank boost useful when you want to move beyond a stage you can already enter; Stage 4 is the highest stage in this offer.

The run grade and your season leaderboard position are different results. This service covers your selected runs, not a guaranteed seasonal placement or ranking reward.

Choose a stage for the Arcana grade and card slots you need. The table shows the reward pool and the Kina paid by the final boss alone or by all three bosses; it does not promise the highest card grade on every run.

The top-grade pool on Stages 1–3 contains Bell and Compass cards in Deus Research Base, or Mirror and Parchment cards in Shattered Arkanis. Chalice reaches Rare on Stage 2, Epic on Stage 3, and Unique on Stage 4. S rank does not guarantee a particular card, rarity, or skill roll.

Other rewards include Silentium, Soul Codex, Enhance Stones, Amplify Stone Fragments, Manastones, and Soulstones. You keep the loot collected during your purchased runs.

With the same stage and bosses defeated, S, A, and B ranks use the same cube reward pool. A higher stage changes that pool; a higher run grade does not add a separate loot tier.

Choose Deus for Bell or Compass cards, and Shattered Arkanis for Mirror or Parchment cards. Both dungeons can drop Chalice cards.

Farming only Deus will not fill a missing Mirror or Parchment slot. Farming only Arkanis will not supply Bell or Compass cards. If you need cards from both pools, plan runs in both dungeons rather than repeating one dungeon for every slot.

The reward pools include Vigor and Magic variants: Bell of Vigor and Bell of Magic, Compass of Vigor and Compass of Magic, and the corresponding Chalice, Mirror, and Parchment cards. The card type tells you which slot it fits; the bonuses determine how useful it is for your build.

Start with a slot that needs a card, then compare replacements for the stats and skills you use. A higher-rarity drop deserves a closer look, but compare its actual bonuses before replacing your current card. When you already have every type, focus your farming on the dungeon that can improve your weakest slot.

Arcana can add skill levels as well as character stats. These bonus levels work alongside Daevanion upgrades and can help a skill reach a Specialization breakpoint. That makes the skill bonuses on a card important when choosing an upgrade.

Compare the skills on a new card with your equipped skills and regular rotation. A card that improves an ability you use often may be a better choice than one with bonuses to abilities you rarely use. The dungeon determines which card types you can farm; it does not let you choose the skill rolls on each drop.

Each reward claim costs 40 Odyle Energy. The cube pays for the final boss and the mid-bosses defeated during the run, so a final-boss-only claim does not give the same Kina as a full three-boss clear. Have enough Odyle Energy and available reward claims for the runs you order.