Gaming Guide

AION 2 Season Shop: Every Item, Price, and Purchase Limit

All 44 Oath Coin offers in the Season Shop, grouped by category with exact prices and buy caps.

All 44 Oath Coin offers in the Season Shop, grouped by category with exact prices and buy caps.

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The Season Shop in AION 2 is the trade counter tied to seasonal play. It sells 44 offers across five tabs — Consumables, Growth, Materials, Special, and Skins — and every one of them is paid for with Oath Coin rather than Kina or Quna.

Quick answer: You spend Oath Coin here, earned from Season Missions and seasonal rank rewards. There are 44 items, and the current purchase limits run through December 16, 2026.

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How you earn Oath Coin

Oath Coin is bound and cannot be sold or traded. Earn it by completing Season Missions or placing in seasonal game mode rank rewards. Your balance is tied to the season, so stockpiling coins after a season reset serves no purpose.

Oath Coin
Oath Coin. Image: NC

Most limits are counted per account, while every skin and the wings are limited per character. Watch which column applies before you commit coin, since account caps do not reset when you switch characters.


Consumables prices and limits

These cover healing, buffs, revives, and appearance changes. Several of them drop from everyday play too, so they are rarely the best use of your coin.

ItemPrice (Oath Coin)Limit
Mana Potion (Bound) ×1015020 per account
Lucky Aura (Bound)2,5505 per account
Key: Hidden Cube (Bound)3,00010 per account
Battle Enhance Scroll (Bound) ×106,00010 per account
Resurrection Spiritstone (Bound)6,00030 per account
Lucky Aura: Rare (Bound)10,1003 per account
Appearance Change Voucher (Bound)36,0001 per account
Lucky Aura: Epic (Bound)40,2001 per account

Lucky Aura items raise your odds of pulling a higher-rarity skin, which is why the Epic version carries the steepest price in this group.


Growth items prices and limits

Growth items feed directly into Combat Power. They let you enhance gear, transmute, and level up Arcana, which makes them the most practical purchases for anyone chasing power rather than looks.

ItemPrice (Oath Coin)Limit
Amplify Stone Fragment (Unique) (Bound)30020 per account
Lesser Training Arcana (Bound)1,50020 per account
Soul Codex (Bound)3,00050 per account
Clash Rune Chest (Bound)4,00050 per account
Intermediate Training Arcana (Bound)4,50010 per account
Superior Training Arcana (Bound)11,3005 per account
Rare Theostone Chest (Bound)17,50010 per account
Soul Codex: Reset (Bound)20,0005 per account
Mysterious Crystal (Bound)25,0005 per account
Philosopher’s Stone: Revelation (Bound)30,0002 per account
Amplify Stone Fragment (Unique) (Bound)
Amplify Stone Fragment (Unique) (Bound). Image: NC

An Amplify Stone Fragment helps you obtain the stone used for gear awakening. Once you have enough fragments, combine them into a complete Amplify Stone with Substance Morph. Training Arcana items provide Enhance EXP when upgrading an Arcana, and each Intermediate Training Arcana registered as material gives 600 EXP.


Crafting materials prices and limits

The Materials tab is aimed at crafters. Every item here is bound, so you cannot resell any of it on the Market. Buy from this tab only if you are actively building gear.

ItemPrice (Oath Coin)Limit
Refining Stone (Bound)4050 per account
Expert’s Refining Stone (Bound)40030 per account
Artisan’s Refining Stone (Bound)4,00020 per account
Artisan’s Ultimate Refining Stone (Bound)4,80010 per account
Radiant Odyle (Bound)6,0005 per account
Wrathful Mind (Bound)6,25010 per account
Wrathful Will (Bound)7,50010 per account
Wrathful Ego (Bound)8,75010 per account
Artisan's Ultimate Refining Stone (Bound)
Artisan’s Ultimate Refining Stone (Bound). Image: NC

Skins and Talisra Wings

Skins and wings sit at the top of the price range because they add stats to your character, not just a new look. Each one is capped at 1 per character, so plan these as late purchases once your growth and crafting needs are covered.

ItemPrice (Oath Coin)Limit
Shadow Slayer (Skin: Gloves)39,6001 per character
Shadow Slayer (Skin: Cloak)39,6001 per character
Heart of the Sun (Skin: Earrings)39,6001 per character
Light Crystal (Skin: Earrings)39,6001 per character
Shadow Slayer (Skin: Boots)50,4001 per character
Heart of the Sun (Skin: Necklace)50,4001 per character
Light Crystal (Skin: Necklace)50,4001 per character
Shadow Slayer (Skin: Greaves)60,0001 per character
Shadow Slayer (Skin: Breastplate)80,4001 per character
Crown Chess (weapon skin)120,0001 per character
Talisra Wings (Bound)210,0001 per character

Crown Chess comes as a weapon skin tied to your class, and the price stays at 120,000 Oath Coin for every version — Greatsword for Gladiator, Longsword for Templar, Dagger for Assassin, Bow for Ranger, Spellbook for Sorcerer, Orb for Spiritmaster, Mace for Cleric, and Staff for Chanter.

The Talisra Wings are the only wings in this shop and the single most expensive offer at 210,000 Oath Coin. They add stats on top of their appearance, which is what justifies the cost.

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Some items are cheaper at the Nightmare Trade Shop

A handful of Season Shop offers also appear in the Nightmare Trade Shop, which trades in Phantasmal Fragment. The exchange rate is not the same, so it pays to check before spending.

  • Amplify Stone Fragment (Unique): 300 Oath Coin here, or 500 Phantasmal Fragment at the Nightmare Trade Shop.
  • Soul Codex: Reset: 20,000 Oath Coin here, or 8,000 Phantasmal Fragment at the Nightmare Trade Shop.

Save Oath Coin for the growth items and skins that are exclusive to this shop, and buy the overlapping items wherever the currency you have spare is cheaper.

You will know a purchase went through when the item lands in your inventory and the matching cap on the offer ticks down. Once an offer shows its limit reached, it stays locked for the rest of the window, so prioritize the few items you cannot get anywhere else before the season closes.