The Revelation Amulet and Noble Belt are the two accessories you keep for your entire time in Aion 2. You never find better versions in the world or swap them out for dungeon drops. Both come from the main story, and you raise their power yourself by enhancing them and then pushing them up through the rarity tiers.
Quick answer: Enhance each item to +10 with its matching Enhance Scroll, unequip it, then use Substance Morph to raise its rarity. Repeat the loop across Rare, Epic, and Unique.
The enhance-to-+10 and Substance Morph loop
Each item progresses through three rarity tiers in this order: Rare, Epic, then Unique. In each tier, raise its plus level from +0 to +10. Every enhancement attempt uses Enhance Stones, Kina, and one matching Enhance Scroll. With a 100% success rate, enhancements cannot fail.
Reaching +10 is the wall. You cannot enhance past it from the Enhance menu. To continue, you convert the item to the next rarity with Substance Morph, which resets it to +0 but with much higher base stats. From there you enhance to +10 again and morph once more, until the item is Unique at +10.
Substance Morph lives under the equipment tab of the Substance Morph menu (Alt + H). Pick the recipe for the tier you want. Note: the item must be at +10 and unequipped in your Cube before it will appear; while it is worn, the morph will not register that you own it. Each morph can only be performed once per character.
Revelation Amulet Enhance Scrolls from Monolith Resonance
You unlock the Revelation Amulet through the main story, around level 16, just before the quest that sends you to your faction’s Monolith. Asmodians use the Altgard Monolith and Elyos use the Verteron Monolith. Equip the amulet from your Cube by double-clicking it or dragging it into the amulet slot.
Scrolls for the amulet come from raising the Monolith’s Resonance level. You gather Empyrean Traces, the feathers scattered across the open world and marked with a feather icon on the map, then hand them in at the Monolith to buy the next Resonance level. Level 2 costs a single trace, and each level after that costs more.
The Monolith has a maximum level of 30. At level 2 and each level after that, it awards one Revelation Amulet Enhance Scroll, except level 30, which awards two. The total is 30 scrolls, enough to take the amulet through all three rarity tiers. Resonance levels also boost permanent stats linked to the Empyrean Lords, so no progress goes to waste.
Start with the amulet. You pick up feathers naturally as you move between quests, and the amulet raises your damage output early.
Noble Belt Enhance Scrolls from clearing Strongholds
The Noble Belt is a reward from the level 13 main quest Visions in Smoke, which triggers automatically during the story. Its Enhance Scrolls come from Strongholds, one-time camps on the map that you explore and clear. Most can be done solo in roughly five to ten minutes, and each completion hands over Noble Belt Enhance Scrolls along with Kina.
There are 30 Strongholds in total, split evenly between the two factions. You clear the 15 on your home map first. The remaining 15 sit on the opposing faction’s map, reached through spacetime rifts that appear once you hit level 45. Clearing all of them yields the 30 scrolls a full belt upgrade requires.
To locate them, open the map and turn on the Content filter, then check the question-mark icons. The panel on the left tells you whether each marker is a Stronghold or a Sealed Dungeon. You can also check the exploration tab to see which Strongholds you have already found or cleared.
Enhancement costs for each rarity tier
The cost to take an item from +0 to +10 is the same for the amulet and the belt, but it climbs sharply with each rarity tier. Every plus level also consumes one Enhance Scroll, so a single tier eats 10 scrolls and all three tiers together use 30 per item.
| Rarity tier | Item Level | Kina to +10 | Enhance Stones to +10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rare | 13 | 232,000 | 9,280 |
| Epic | 36 | 1,579,000 | 63,060 |
| Unique | 65 | 5,026,000 | 200,980 |
One reliable way to keep Enhance Stones flowing is to extract your old weapons and armor as you replace them. The Potential enhancement you see on standard gear does not apply to these accessories, so Enhance Stones and scrolls are the whole cost.
Substance Morph stat payoffs
Each morph is where the real jump happens. The Noble Belt leaps from 100 to 600 HP moving to Epic, its HP Potion Recovery doubles, and it picks up 200 Defense. The base stats below are the values at +0; every plus level then adds 50 HP, plus 30 Defense once the belt is Epic.
| Noble Belt | Rare | Epic | Unique |
|---|---|---|---|
| Item Level | 13 | 36 | 65 |
| HP | 100 | 600 | 1,100 |
| HP Potion Recovery | 10% | 20% | 30% |
| Defense | none | 200 | 500 |
| Regeneration | none | none | 5% |
The Revelation Amulet scales its offensive stats the same way. Each plus level adds 30 Penetration, and from Epic onward it also adds 3 Power Shard Damage Bonus per level. These figures are the +0 base for each tier.
| Revelation Amulet | Rare | Epic | Unique |
|---|---|---|---|
| Item Level | 13 | 36 | 65 |
| Weapon Damage Boost | 5% | 7.5% | 10% |
| Penetration | 100 | 400 | 700 |
| Power Shard Damage Bonus | none | 10 | 40 |
| Perfect Chance | none | none | 5% |
Why you cannot lose or break either item
Because they are quest rewards, the Revelation Amulet and Noble Belt cannot be destroyed. Other gear shows an Extract option beside it, but these two only offer Enhance and Source actions, so they stay bound to your character permanently.
You will know an upgrade worked in two ways. Enhancement always succeeds and the plus level ticks up with the new stat values shown immediately. After a Substance Morph, the item reappears at +0 under its new rarity name, for example Noble Belt (Epic), with the higher base stats listed above. Keep feeding feathers to the Monolith and clearing Strongholds, and both accessories will reach Unique +10 with no risk along the way.
