Dying deep inside a Spacetime Rift or the Abyss in AION 2 usually means a long walk back, or getting knocked out of the area entirely. The Kisk Summoning Stone: Legion solves that for an entire legion at once. It drops a temporary resurrection point wherever you use it, and every member of your legion can revive there. It’s also one of the more expensive consumables a General Goods Merchant sells.
Quick answer: Buy it for 500,000 Kina from a General Goods Merchant in Verteron or Altgard, or from the in-game Shop. You can also earn one from the Spacetime Rift: Proof or Spacetime Rift: Perfect Tool quests.
Kisk Summoning Stone: Legion effect
Activating the stone places a Legion Kisk, which serves as a temporary resurrection point. If you die before it disappears, you return there rather than to a far-off Kibelisk. Use is limited to players in the legion that summoned it. Everyone else gets no benefit, even party members who are friends.
The stone itself is a bound, Common-grade usable item with no level gate. Here’s how it looks on the item card:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Grade | Common |
| Type | Usable |
| Required level | 1 |
| Max stack | 100 |
| Shop price | 500,000 Kina |
| Sell price | 5,000 Kina |
| Trade | Cannot be traded |
| Storage | Character and server storage |
Separate Elyos and Asmodian versions of the stone exist, and both work the same way. Because it’s bound, you can’t put it on the Market or hand it to another player. You can still move it between your own characters through server storage. That’s useful if one character earned it from a quest and another one leads the legion’s runs.
How to get Kisk Summoning Stone: Legion
There are three ways to get the stone. There is no crafting recipe for it.
| Source | Where | Cost |
|---|---|---|
 General Goods Merchant | Verteron or Altgard, Miscellaneous tab | 500,000 Kina |
| Shop | Main menu Shop | 500,000 Kina |
| Quest reward | Spacetime Rift: Proof, Spacetime Rift: Perfect Tool | Free (one stone) |
Buying it from a General Goods Merchant
Open the merchant’s Miscellaneous tab to find the stone. Each one costs 500,000 Kina. Bound Kina is spent before unbound Kina, so quest income goes toward the purchase first. You can buy from a General Goods Merchant at any of these spots:
- Verteron: Canyon Campsite, Rock Hill Outpost, Alert Observation Post
- Altgard: Basfelt Waterfall, Graverobber Campsite, Shulak Street Stall
If you’d rather not travel, the main menu Shop sells the same stone for the same price. The purchase worked when the stone appears in your inventory. It stacks up to 100, so a legion officer can carry a full night’s supply in one slot.
Earning one from Spacetime Rift: Proof
Spacetime Rift: Proof is an Asmodian regional quest available from level 45. It takes you across a rift and into Elyos territory. Uru, a member of the Quai Merchants, needs proof that the strange beings on the other side exist; the Shulak trader Shirakiki refuses to believe his account. Uru turns to you for assistance:
“Daeva, may I ask for your help again? This Shulak sure is a doubter, nyerk!”
The full reward bundle includes a lot more than the Kisk:
| Reward | Amount |
|---|---|
| Kisk Summoning Stone: Legion (Bound) | x1 |
| Kina (Bound) | 58,000 |
| EXP | 935,567 |
 Abyss Points | 2,000 |
| Wisdom Stone (Bound) | x1 |
 Daevanion Crystal (Bound) | x1 |
 Avenger Earrings | x1 |
| Title: I Believe What I See | x1 |
Spacetime Rift: Perfect Tool also rewards a Legion stone. Either way, a quest gives you one stone. Every stone after that costs Kina.
Where to place a Legion Kisk
Keep the stone in your inventory, go to the spot you want as your legion’s fallback point, and use it. The Kisk appears where you’re standing, and it stays active as a revive point for your legion until it expires or gets destroyed.
The stone pays off in Spacetime Rifts, the Abyss, and field boss fights. In those places a death can cost a long trip back or push you out of enemy territory entirely. Rifts are the clearest case. They drop you into the opposing faction’s land, so without a Kisk nearby, one bad fight can end the whole run for everyone.
Enemy players and monsters can destroy a Kisk. Keep it away from roads, enemy towns, guards, Kibelisks, and busy PvP routes, or your 500,000 Kina can be gone before anyone revives at it.
Some instanced and restricted areas don’t allow Kisks at all. Treat the stone as an open-world tool.
Legion Kisk vs. Personal Kisk cost
The Legion and Personal stones create the same kind of resurrection point. The only difference is who can use it, and that access changes the price a lot.
| Stone | Who can use the Kisk | Shop price | Sell price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kisk Summoning Stone: Personal | Summoner only | 100,000 Kina | 1,000 Kina |
| Kisk Summoning Stone: Legion | Summoner’s legion members | 500,000 Kina | 5,000 Kina |
The Legion stone costs five times as much as the Personal one, so it only makes sense when several legion members are actually fighting near it. If you’re solo, a Personal Kisk does the same job for a fifth of the price. If you’ve ended up with a spare Legion stone you’ll never use, selling it to a merchant returns just 5,000 Kina, so keeping it in server storage for a future legion run is usually the better deal.
