How to Teleport Within Aion 2 Expedition Dungeons Using Kibelisks

Expedition dungeons in Aion 2 are large enough that walking back through cleared rooms wastes real time on the 60-minute clock. Each one holds fixed teleport points called Kibelisks. Once you bind them, you can jump between sections of the dungeon straight from the map, which matters most in sprawling layouts like Draupnir where the boss rooms sit far apart.

Quick answer: Walk up to a Kibelisk inside the dungeon and press F to bind it, then open the dungeon map, click a bound node, and confirm to spend 1 Teleport Scroll and travel there instantly.

Bind a Kibelisk and teleport inside the dungeon

Every Kibelisk starts locked. On the map it reads “Binding incomplete” until you reach it in person once. After that first visit it stays available for the rest of the run.

Clear your way to a Kibelisk object as you progress through the dungeon. These sit in the rooms you pass, so you usually walk past them on the normal route rather than hunting them down.

Stand next to the Kibelisk and press F to interact with it. This binds the location to you, and its map status flips from “Binding incomplete” to “Bind Complete”.

Open the dungeon map. Bound Kibelisks now show up highlighted in blue, both as map icons and in the node list down the side. In Draupnir the list runs through Abyss Control Sector, Unknown Abyss, Faint Rift, Phantasmal Sky, and the Meditation Room.

Dungeon Map & Teleport Node Icons — The Draupnir map, where bound Kibelisks turn blue and show their teleport details when selected. Shown at 00:08 in StingKnight’s video. Image: NC

Click a bound location by name in the list, or click its icon on the map. A detail panel confirms the destination, for example “Instantly teleport to Meditation Room in Draupnir.”

Click Confirm on the prompt. This spends one Teleport Scroll and moves you to that chamber right away. Hitting Cancel closes the window without using a scroll.

Bound Teleport Node & Scroll Confirmation — The confirmation prompt before you spend a Teleport Scroll to jump to a bound node. Shown at 00:18 in StingKnight’s video. Image: NC

Teleporting only works to nodes you have already bound, so interact with each Kibelisk the first time you reach it. A node you skipped stays “Binding incomplete” and cannot be used as a destination.

How you know the teleport worked

Binding is confirmed the moment a node’s label changes to “Bind Complete” and its icon turns blue on the map. The teleport itself resolves after you press Confirm. The map closes, your character loads into the chosen chamber, and one Teleport Scroll is removed from your count. If the prompt never appears, the node you clicked is still unbound.

Expedition dungeons where Kibelisk teleport applies

The same Kibelisk system runs in every Expedition dungeon, across both the Exploration and Conquest difficulties. Each run holds a 60-minute time limit, which is exactly why skipping back through cleared ground is worth the scroll. The dungeons and their party sizes are below.

Dungeon	Players	Final boss (level)	Time limit
Krao Cave	1-5	Ultimate Berk (45)	60 min
Draupnir	1-5	Transcendent Bakarma (45)	60 min
Urugugu Canyon	2-5	Divine Auldor (30)	60 min
Fire Temple	1-5	Kromede’s Desire (37)	60 min
Vakron Sky Island	2-5	Vakron (54)	60 min
Ferocious Horn Den	1-5	Ferocious Horn Nuakum (63)	60 min

Draupnir is the clearest case for teleporting. Its layout puts Predator Saraswati and Phantasmal Lakshmi in the deeper rooms before Transcendent Bakarma’s chamber, and both smaller bosses are required to reach the final fight on Exploration. Binding the Kibelisks along the way lets the party regroup at the boss door quickly if anyone falls behind or dies and returns at the entrance.