In AION 2, dying deep in hostile territory usually means a long walk back, or getting pushed out of the area entirely. The Kisk Summoning Stone: Party fixes that for a group. It drops a temporary resurrection point that anyone in your party can respawn at, so one bad pull doesn’t end the run for everyone.
Quick answer: Buy it for 300,000 Kina from a General Goods Merchant’s Miscellaneous tab in Verteron, Altgard, or Chaotic Lower Reshanta, or from the main menu Shop. Two Spacetime Rift quests also award it.
Kisk Summoning Stone: Party effect
Using the stone summons a Party Kisk where you’re standing. It acts as a respawn point for as long as it stays up. If you or a party member dies while it’s active, you can revive at the Kisk instead of being sent back to a far-off Kibelisk. Access is restricted to the summoner’s party members. Players outside your group can’t use it, even if they’re on your side.
The stone is a consumable, so each use costs you one. It exists in separate Elyos and Asmodian versions, and both work the same way.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Grade | Common |
| Type | Usable (Kisk) |
| Required level | 1 |
| Max stack | 100 |
| Shop price | 300,000 Kina |
| Sell price | 3,000 Kina |
| Trade | Cannot be traded (Bound) |
| Storage | Character and Server Storage |
Because it’s bound, you can’t buy one on the market or get one from a friend through trade. You can still move stones between characters on the same server through Server Storage. Selling one back only returns 3,000 Kina, which is one percent of what it costs. Hold on to spares instead of vendoring them.
How to get Kisk Summoning Stone: Party
You can get the stone three ways: from merchants, from the Shop, or as a quest reward. No crafting recipe exists for it. Once your quest copies run out, buying is the only repeatable option.
General Goods Merchant locations
Every General Goods Merchant stocks the Party stone in the Miscellaneous tab for 300,000 Kina. Elyos buy in Verteron and Asmodians buy in Altgard. Chaotic Lower Reshanta has two more.
| Region | General Goods Merchant spots |
|---|---|
| Verteron | Canyon Campsite, Rock Hill Outpost, Alert Observation Post |
| Altgard | Basfelt Waterfall, Graverobber Campsite, Shulak Street Stall |
| Chaotic Lower Reshanta | Latesran Western Root, Latesran Eastern Root |
If you’d rather not travel, the main menu Shop sells it at the same 300,000 Kina price.
Spacetime Rift quest rewards
Two regional quests hand out the Party stone for free:
- Spacetime Rift: Beautiful Carapace
- Spacetime Rift: Developing Travel Goods
These quests send you through a rift into the other faction’s territory. That’s exactly where a Kisk is most useful, so it’s worth keeping these rewards for Rift runs.
Party Kisk vs. Personal, Force, and Legion stones
All four Kisk stones create the same kind of resurrection point. They differ in who can use it and what it costs.
| Stone | Who can use the Kisk | Shop price | Quest reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | Summoner only | 100,000 Kina | Yes |
| Party | Summoner’s party | 300,000 Kina | Yes |
| Force | Summoner’s Force | 500,000 Kina | No |
| Legion | Summoner’s legion | 500,000 Kina | Yes |
For a regular group, one Party stone costs less than three Personal stones. It also means one person places the respawn point for everyone. Force and Legion stones cost more and only pay off when a larger organized group shares the point. If you’re playing solo, the Party stone gives you nothing the Personal version doesn’t.
How to use a Party Kisk
You’ll know it worked when the Kisk stands in the world where you placed it. When a party member dies while it’s up, they can choose to revive there instead of at a Kibelisk.
Kisks can’t be placed everywhere. Some instanced and restricted areas block them, so the Party stone is mainly an open-world tool for Spacetime Rifts, the Abyss, field bosses, and open PvP.
