Aion 2: How to Get and Upgrade the Revelation Amulet

The Revelation Amulet is a permanent accessory in Aion 2 that stays with your character from the early levels all the way through endgame. You never replace it with a better drop. Instead, you raise the one you already own, which works differently from the weapons and armor you cycle through.

Quick answer: You receive the Revelation Amulet automatically during the main story at level 16, raise it to +10 with Revelation Amulet Enhance Scrolls, then use Substance Morph to push it from Rare to Epic to Unique.

Where to get the Revelation Amulet

The amulet is handed to you during a main story quest at level 16, right before the mission that sends you to your region’s Monolith. The exact quest name depends on your side, since Elyos and Asmodians follow different early story beats, but both reach it at the same level.

There is no world drop to hunt for and no vendor to buy it from. Once the quest grants it, the item sits in your inventory ready to equip.

Equip the amulet from your Cube

Open your inventory, then either double-click the Revelation Amulet or drag it into the Amulet Slot in your Cube. The stats apply the moment it is slotted.

The full upgrade path

Upgrading runs in two repeating moves. Enhancing adds one plus level at a time up to +10. Substance Morph then converts the maxed item into the next quality tier, resetting it to +0 with much higher base stats. You repeat that loop twice to reach the top.

1. Enhance the Rare amulet to +10.
2. Unequip it and Substance Morph to Epic.
3. Enhance the Epic amulet to +10.
4. Unequip it and Substance Morph to Unique.
5. Enhance the Unique amulet to +10 for the final version.

Enhance the amulet to +10

For each plus level, use Kina, Enhance Stones, and one Revelation Amulet Enhance Scroll. The 100% success rate means every enhancement succeeds, with no chance of failure or a level decrease.

The scrolls come only from Monolith Resonance. You collect Empyrean Trace Feathers scattered across the open world, then turn them in at your faction’s Monolith to raise its level. Asmodians use the Altgard Monolith and Elyos use the Verteron Monolith. From level 2 onward each Monolith level grants one Revelation Amulet Enhance Scroll, and level 30 grants two, for 30 scrolls total. That is exactly enough to carry one amulet through all three tiers, since every plus level consumes a single scroll.

Enhance Stones are the other recurring cost. Extracting old gear you no longer need is a reliable way to keep a stock of them.

Substance Morph to the next tier

Once the amulet hits +10, the only way forward is Substance Morph, which converts it into the next quality grade. This also has a 100% success rate and can be done once per character for each step.

You know a morph worked when the amulet reappears in your Cube at +0 with a higher item level and larger base stats than before. From there, enhancing resumes as normal.

Enhancement costs by tier

Each tier costs more to take from +0 to +10 than the last. The totals below cover a full ten-level climb at each grade.

One scroll per level applies across all three tiers, which is why the climb adds up to the 30 scrolls the Monolith provides. The Potential enhancement system used on weapons and armor does not apply to the amulet.

Base stats at each tier

These values are the +0 baseline right after each morph. Every plus level then adds 30 Penetration, plus 3 Power Shard Damage Bonus once you reach Epic.

Because the amulet grows with you rather than being discarded, feathers stay worth grabbing long after the early story. Pick them up as you move between quests, keep the Monolith climbing, and funnel every scroll into the amulet to keep its Weapon Damage Boost and Penetration scaling alongside your character.