The Festival Shop is the trade counter attached to the Shugo Festival in AION 2, and it runs entirely on Centuryroot Tokens. You earn those tokens by playing the hourly minigames and claiming rewards, then spend them here on character-power consumables, wings, a pet, Pantheon artwork, and cosmetic skins. The catch is that almost everything carries a per-character or monthly cap, so planning your spend matters as much as grinding the tokens.
Quick answer: Spend Centuryroot Tokens on Daevanion Crystals and Stigma Shards first for permanent power, then put leftover tokens toward wings, the Lugi pet, and skins.
How you pay: Centuryroot Tokens
Centuryroot Tokens are the only currency the Festival Shop accepts. Every Shugo Festival finish hands them out, and the minigame achievements give bonus tokens the first few times you clear each event. The festival itself opens every hour on the hour, so there is always another chance to top up your balance.
Shugo Festival Reward Keys are required for festival rewards and are separate from the shop’s resources. Each daily refill adds 3 keys. You can hold up to 12, or 21 with membership, and the refill happens at 16:00 server time. Every character on the same server uses the same key pool, so spending keys on an alt leaves fewer for your main.
Consumables and growth materials
This is the part of the shop that actually raises your combat power, which is why it should eat most of your tokens early on. Daevanion Crystals convert into Daevanion Points for your board, and Stigma Shards feed Stigma progression. The rest are support materials.
| Item | Price (Centuryroot Token) | Purchase limit |
|---|---|---|
 Daevanion Crystal (Bound) | 50 / 100 / 200 / 400 | 10, 10, 15, 15 per step |
| Soul Crystal (Bound) x100 | 50 | 30 per character, monthly |
| Stigma Shard (Bound) | 300 | 35 per character |
 Empathy Candy (Bound) | 20 | — |
 Radiant Odyle (Bound) | 1,000 | 3 per character, monthly |
Daevanion Crystals are sold as a four-step chain, and the price climbs as you buy through it. The first ten cost 50 tokens each, the next ten jump to 100, and the final stages run 200 and 400 apiece before the chain caps out. Stigma Shards sit at a flat 300 tokens with a hard stock of 35.
Soul Crystals, Empathy Candy, and Radiant Odyle restock on a monthly basis, so there is no point hoarding tokens past the cap for them. The purchase counter on each item (for example, 0/35) tells you how many you have left to buy.
Wings
Three wings are on offer, and unlike the cosmetics further down, they carry owned-effect stats that add to your combat power even when they are not equipped. Each is limited to one per character.
| Wing | Price (Centuryroot Token) | Limit |
|---|---|---|
 Violet Butterfly Wings (Bound) | 2,100 | 1 per character |
 Spirit Wings (Bound) | 4,200 | 1 per character |
 Springflower Butterfly Wings (Bound) | 6,350 | 1 per character |
Spirit Wings is the Epic-grade option and comes with HP 400, Block 50, and a Defense Bonus of 300 while equipped. At 4,200 tokens it sits in the middle of the pack on price, below the Springflower Butterfly Wings.
Pet: Wandering Merchant Lugi
Wandering Merchant Lugi is the only pet the Festival Shop sells at launch. It costs 2,600 tokens and is capped at one per character. This is a Special Pet, which means it is purely for show — it grants no stats and will not move your combat power. Buy it for the look, not the numbers.
Pantheon artwork
The shop stocks ten pieces of artwork, and like the wings they add to your stats. The limitation is your Pantheon itself, since you cannot slot every piece at once. The practical move is to grab the Unique-grade artwork and leave the rest. The full lineup is:
- Artwork: Shugo Alchemist
- Artwork: Impetusium
- Artwork: Dredgion Crash Site
- Artwork: Sanctum Outpost
- Artwork: Nameless Cemetery
- Artwork: Quai Campsite
- Artwork: Calderon Canyon
- Artwork: Moslan Forest
- Artwork: Archon Underground Fortress Door
- Artwork: Safe Haven
Cosmetic skins
Two full skin sets are available, Lightpath Trace and Skilled Expert, each spanning nine equipment slots. These also contribute stats, but they are the most expensive line in the shop, so they are best left until you have cleared the consumables you care about. Each piece is one per character.
Lightpath Trace set
| Piece | Price (Centuryroot Token) |
|---|---|
| Breastplate | 1,100 |
| Greaves | 800 |
| Helm | 600 |
| Pauldron | 400 |
| Gloves | 530 |
| Boots | 400 |
| Cloak | 800 |
| Earrings | 400 |
| Necklace | 400 |
Skilled Expert set
Skilled Expert covers the same nine slots and costs more across the board. The Breastplate runs 1,400 tokens, the Greaves 1,000, and the Helm 800, with the remaining pieces following a similar step up from their Lightpath Trace counterparts.
What to buy first
Tokens come in slowly compared with how much the shop holds, so the order you buy in decides how fast you grow. Clear the Daevanion Crystal chain and your Stigma Shards before anything else, since those feed permanent progression you cannot get back later if you spend on cosmetics instead. Radiant Odyle is worth grabbing within its monthly cap if you need refining material.
Wings and artwork come next because they still add stats, with the Unique artwork taking priority over the rest. Leave the Lightpath Trace and Skilled Expert skins and the Wandering Merchant Lugi for last — they are the pieces you can safely delay without stalling your power. You will know a purchase landed when the per-character counter ticks up and the item drops into your inventory with your token balance reduced.
