In Aion 2, Resurrection Spiritstone restores a fallen Daeva, letting a dead ally return to battle rather than respawning at the last checkpoint. This Common consumable is available to every class from level 1. Its bound form stacks in your bag, so build a supply before you need it.
Quick answer: You get Resurrection Spiritstone (Bound) free from six episode quests, 37 achievements, the Daeva Pass free track, Hidden Cubes, reward chests and attendance, or buy it from the Season Shop for 6,000 Oath Coin each.
What the Resurrection Spiritstone does
This stone has the power to bring a fallen Daeva back to life. Target a dead party member to cast it; it cannot revive you, and unlike a Kisk, it does not establish a return point. The ally rises where they fell, allowing the battle to continue without returning to the checkpoint.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Common |
| Required level | 1 |
| Class | All |
| Trade | Bound, cannot be traded |
| Vendor value | 1,000 Kina |
| Cooldown | 1 second |
| Duration | 5 minutes |
Character Storage is the bound stone’s only storage option; Server Storage is unavailable, and neither public nor personal trade is allowed. Selling one to a vendor brings in 1,000 Kina.
Free ways to get Resurrection Spiritstone
Free players can maintain a useful supply without visiting premium shops. Regular play provides stones over time, while some activities award several at once.
Episode quests
Completing each of the six episode quests rewards one Resurrection Spiritstone (Bound). These quests span both factions and a broad range of levels, so story progression takes care of several for most players.
| Quest | Faction | Rec. level | Stones |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signs of a Crash Landing | Asmodian | 6 | 1 |
| Shattered Sky Island | Elyos | 6 | 1 |
| Visible Trap | Asmodian | 34 | 1 |
| Fragmented Tale | Elyos | 35 | 1 |
| Another Rift | Elyos | 44 | 1 |
| Forgotten Commander | Asmodian | 45 | 1 |
Signs of a Crash Landing is the Asmodian starter, picked up from Argit at Aldelle Village in Ishalgen. Alongside the stone it pays out Kina, Power Shards and a Strange Karma Helm.
Shattered Sky Island is the Elyos equivalent, handed out by Nania at the Dawn Legion Forward Base in Poeta. It also grants the Draped in Sky title and a Twilight Helm.
Fragmented Tale is an Elyos quest in Verteron given by Phernos at the Alert Observation Post, recommended around level 35, and it includes a stone and a pair of Drifter Boots.
In Verteron, Elyos players can start this Rift quest with Anteia, based at the Garden of the Illusion God; it is aimed at characters around level 44.
Forgotten Commander is the high-level Asmodian entry, beginning with Menrik at the Fang Hideout in Altgard at a recommended level 45. The Asmodian Visible Trap quest around level 34 also gives one stone.
Achievements
Thirty-seven achievements award Resurrection Spiritstones, and several pay out in bulk. They cover leveling milestones, exploration, Sealed Dungeons, Strongholds, Arena and weekly seasonal hunts, so they accumulate across normal play.
| Achievement | Requirement | Stones |
|---|---|---|
| This Is Just the Beginning | Reach Level 10 (tiers up to 45) | 7 |
| A Dance with Death | Get killed by a Boss Monster | 7 |
| Verteron Monolith | Reach Verteron Monolith Level 5 | 3 |
| Bonds of the White Wings | Explore every village in Verteron | 1 |
| Bonds of the Black Wings | Reach every settlement in Altgard | 1 |
Weekly seasonal achievements such as Purify Reshanta, Me, Beyond Myself, Time to Go Home and the Nightmare boss clears each add a stone on top of their Oath Coin rewards, so clearing weeklies steadily refills your stack.
Daeva Pass free track
Leveling through the Daeva Pass, Planet’s Call, free track earns Resurrection Spiritstones. It grants rewards at 10-level intervals and provides as many as 10 stones in total. Buying the premium track gives you additional rewards.
Hidden Cubes
Hidden Cubes sit in corners across the open world and require a Hidden Cube Key to open. Resurrection Spiritstones can be inside, but they are not guaranteed. Earn keys through achievements or purchase them in the Season Shop.
Reward chests, attendance and events
Opening certain supply chests guarantees a Resurrection Spiritstone, making them a straightforward early boost. Look for the stone in these chests:
- Daeva’s Campaign Supply Chest (Bound)
- AION 2 Season 1 Starter (Bound)
- Advance: Wishlist Chest
- Special Daeva Supply Chest (Bound)
- Daeva Supply Chest (Bound)
You can earn more stones at no cost through attendance rewards, Shugo Festival minigames, and field events. Possible rewards include Jump Jump, Wraith Evasion, Mysterious Track, Hidden Lugi, Odyle Flight Frenzy, Goldrin’s Treasure, Defend Shugo Merchants, and Up! Up! Up! The Festive Bell Shop also offers a stone for 300 Event Currency.
Season Shop
Each Resurrection Spiritstone (Bound) costs 6,000 Oath Coin in the Season Shop, with a limit of 30 per account. Weekly and season missions in the Season menu award 200 to 1,000 Oath Coins apiece. Purchasing the full 30 costs 180,000 Oath Coin, and the offer runs through December 16, 2026.
Buying stones with Quna
For a more dependable supply than free rewards provide, you can turn to two merchants that accept premium currency. The Quna Shop sells Quna in exchange for real money.
One Resurrection Spiritstone costs 100 Quna at the Tsenka Merchant in the Shop menu. The Breeze Merchant offers stones under its Special tab, but purchasing from it requires an active Quai Membership. Members may buy up to 20 Resurrection Spiritstones per week.
Timed versions expire, so spend them first
Alongside the permanent bound stone, timed variants exist in 7-day, 10-day and 30-day versions. All three are Common, usable from level 1 and cannot be traded, and they work exactly the same by resurrecting a fallen Daeva. The difference is that they expire after their window.
Prioritize using the timed stones to avoid losing them to expiration; save your permanent, non-expiring ones for situations when they are truly needed.
When to use a Resurrection Spiritstone
Because a stone revives an ally on the spot, it works best as backup life insurance in Sealed Dungeons, Strongholds, Raids, field bosses and long quest chains, where dying would otherwise erase real progress. In regular Dungeons, let a Cleric handle the revive and save your stones. Spending them on lower-stakes Explorations, Conquests or Transcendence runs is usually a waste.
A successful revive is clear: the fallen party member gets up at once and the battle carries on, with no return to the last checkpoint. Six episode quests, achievements and weekly Season Shop restocks keep your supply replenished without using the Quna options.
