Abyss Points are the currency that drives most of your endgame power in AION 2. You earn them mainly by fighting inside the Abyss, but a stack of repeatable daily and weekly activities pays out large amounts without any PvP at all. Spreading your time across several of them each day earns far more than grinding a single activity.
Quick answer: Fight monsters and enemy players in the Abyss for the bulk of your points, then clear Abyss Supply Requests (up to 6,000 Abyss Points each) and your five daily Duty Quests (2,000 each) before moving on to the Shugo Festival and other content.
Every Abyss Points source and what it pays
Each activity below rewards Abyss Points, but the payout and effort vary widely. The table ranks them by how efficiently they fill your balance.
| Method | Rating | Abyss Points |
|---|---|---|
| Abyss combat | ★★★★★ | Main source (monsters and PvP) |
| Abyss Supply Requests | ★★★★★ | 380–6,000 per delivery |
| Duty Quests | ★★★★☆ | 2,000 base per quest |
| Shugo Festival | ★★★★☆ | 800 per minigame |
| Dimensional Invasion | ★★★☆☆ | 320–800 per Monster Cube |
| Stronghold content | ★★★☆☆ | Varies |
| Arena | ★★★☆☆ | PvP rewards |
| Sealed Dungeons | ★★☆☆☆ | Bonus on top of other loot |
| Attendance rewards | ★☆☆☆☆ | Small daily login amount |
Fighting in the Abyss
The steadiest income comes from combat inside the Abyss. Both defeating monsters and killing players from the opposing faction pay out Abyss Points, so the longer you stay active there, the more you collect. Every kill also feeds your Abyss Ranking, which means a single farming session raises your points and your rank at the same time.
If you are not confident in open-world PvP yet, stick to monsters. It is the safer route and keeps points coming in without the risk of losing fights to enemy players.
Abyss Points you spend are separate from your competitive Abyss Ranking Points, so dying in PvP does not erase the currency you have already banked for gear.
Abyss Supply Requests
Supply Requests turn gear and crafting materials from your inventory into Abyss Points, and each delivery pays between 380 and 6,000 Abyss Points along with Enhance Stones. Because they never require combat, they are the most reliable PvE source in the game.
Requests are split across four tabs: Emergency, Weekly, Regular: Craft, and Regular: Boss. Each tab asks for specific items. The Emergency requests that demand higher-tier gear, such as Artisan Handicrafter Weapons, hand out the largest point totals, so prioritize those whenever you have the items on hand.
Emergency requests carry a delivery deadline. Check the board often so you do not miss the biggest payouts. Leveling Crafting lets you produce items the board requests, which keeps a supply ready without touching PvP.
Daily Duty Quests
A Duty mission’s base payout is 2,000 Abyss Points, along with Kina and one to five bonus items chosen at random, such as Enhance Stones and other materials. You may complete five missions each day, with your allowance resetting daily, so clearing the full set secures a substantial number of points.
Open your Journal and select the Duty tab to find these objectives. Since many fit into regular gameplay, choose ones that align with your plans and work on them during quests or dungeon runs.
Shugo Festival minigames
Every Shugo Festival minigame grants 800 Abyss Points, plus Enhance Stones, Soul Codex, and Centuryroot Tokens. Available games change according to a daily timetable; check the Shugo Festival menu to identify the active one.
They are quick to finish and pay several currencies at once, which makes them one of the most time-efficient activities to slot into a daily routine.
Other reliable sources
Dimensional Invasion
Once a Dimensional Invasion is over, choose from Monster Cubes packed with rewards. Alongside Enhance Stones and other materials, a cube may contain 320 to 800 Abyss Points. You select several cubes in each invasion, making the rewards from a single run add up fast. Centuryroot Tokens also drop from the event.
Arena
The Arena is a structured PvP route for points, useful if you prefer organized fights to open-world combat. There are two modes: Arena of Solitude for solo matches and Arena of Cooperation for team fights. Arena point rewards are capped, so clear your available matches during your weekly routine and then move on.
Stronghold content
Stronghold activities grant Abyss Points in addition to their other payouts. Keep watch for these events during play and take part with your faction when they become available.
Sealed Dungeons
Sealed Dungeons give Abyss Points in addition to their normal loot, and each one also rewards around 1,200 Enhance Stones. Clear any you come across while exploring, even when points are not your main goal.
Attendance rewards
Logging in daily can hand you Abyss Points through attendance rewards. It is a small amount, but it costs no effort, and the same rewards also include Phantasmal Fragments and Centuryroot Tokens. Claim them every day.
Where to spend Abyss Points
Abyss Points are spent at the Abyss Trade Shop. Prioritize Growth Items such as Daevanion Crystals and Stigma Shards, since both raise your Combat Power directly. Spending steadily instead of hoarding keeps your character improving session after session.
Your total points also tie into the Abyss Ranking system. Fighting monsters and players in the Abyss raises your ranking, so climbing the ladder and building a spending balance happen through the same activity.
The farm is working when your Abyss Points total climbs in the currency display after each delivery, quest turn-in, or kill, and when the Abyss Trade Shop lets you purchase Growth Items you previously could not afford. Hit your daily Duty Quests and Supply Requests first, then fill the rest of your time with Abyss combat and the Shugo Festival to keep points flowing in every day.
