AION 2 wings guide: new wings, Flight Power and crafting

How to get wings and start flying

Wings are both a way to travel and a source of character stats. Follow the story and tutorial for your first pair. Check your own control bindings for flight actions rather than relying on a key from somebody else's layout.

Once you receive wings, open their section in the character menu. Look at registered options, the selected pair and the effects already applied. This gives the next search a purpose: more Flight Power, a combat effect, another collection entry or a different appearance.

If you cannot fly, check tutorial progress, the area's conditions and your character's state. An item in your inventory does not necessarily mean its wing entry is registered. Read its use action and check the wing window again afterwards.

Do not judge wings by the size of the model. A larger visual design does not prove more flight capacity, speed or combat strength. Compare the properties in the description.

Flight time and Flight Power

Wing descriptions use Flight Power for flight capacity. Its numeric value is not a ready-made duration in seconds. Without a verified conversion rule, a claim that a particular wing adds an exact number of flight seconds would be misleading.

The useful question is which obtainable wings add Flight Power through an Owned Effect. Early and later wings can have very different values. You do not necessarily need to keep a newly registered pair selected to benefit from its ownership effect.

For a long flight, plan safe places to interrupt the journey. Maximum capacity alone does not make a route sensible. This matters especially when collecting Empyrean Traces at different heights: spending the whole reserve to reach one marker can leave no safe landing.

When shopping for flight capacity, do not let a large attack value in the Equipped Effect distract you. Find Flight Power, check whether it is an Owned Effect and inspect the total after registration. Then decide whether you also want those wings selected for combat.

Equipped Effect versus Owned Effect

The English client labels these two sections explicitly. Equipped effects are what you compare when choosing the wings you will use; owned effects matter when expanding the collection. Do not add every pair's Equipped Effect together as if all were permanently active.

Before spending, verify registration and the list of applied effects in the wing window. Owning an unregistered item in the inventory, registering its wing entry and selecting a combat option are separate checks.

Some localised item records disagree with their own description text. In those cases use the item identifier and preview to establish which entry you are obtaining. Similar names are not a safe substitute for checking the result.

Wing examples: flight capacity and combat bonuses

This is a comparison sample, not a ranking. It selects a few clearly described effects; open the linked item for the complete description. Flight Power below comes from Owned Effect.

Some later wings grant less Flight Power than the initial pair. That does not make the comparison wrong: entries can add to a collection rather than replace an earlier tier in every respect. Pick the next target by acquisition cost and the effect you are missing.

Do not multiply a bonus by the number of identical items in your inventory. Registered ownership and spare copies are different states. Nor should you assume both faction records of one visual model are available to the same character.

Where to get new wings

The current catalogue contains 156 wing-granting items and 70 distinct Russian item names. Some are faction or delivery variants of the same visual model. These figures describe the source catalogue, not 156 independently obtainable collection targets for one character.

Lesser Daeva Wings are confirmed in story rewards. Several finished pairs have Substance Morph recipes. Conqueror Wings and Nightmare Wings appear in Nightmare shop stock; Warrior Wings appear in Abyss shop stock.

For dungeon sources, inspect the reward list for the selected mode. A name such as Kromede Wings does not, by itself, prove a drop from a particular encounter. A recipe confirms the conversion into finished wings, not the source of its sealed ingredient.

Catalogue by confirmed acquisition route

The table groups identical Russian item names and uses the corresponding English client names. A route refers to the represented item family; check faction and availability on the actual item. “Not specified” means the inspected item relationships did not establish a reliable route. It does not mean the wings are unobtainable.

A festive name does not mean the item is currently sold. Equally, a model recorded in a shop or bundle does not establish an active offer. Check current stock and acquisition conditions rather than treating an old event as today's farming route.

If you are looking for wings from a founder bundle, compare the exact contents of your bundle with rewards already received. Do not purchase a second package based on a loosely translated model name: a cosmetic reward and functional wing item can be different things.

Where to craft wings: Substance Morph

Open Substance Morph and find the wing section. Establish whether you are converting a sealed pair or creating a pair from Sealed Wing Featherdown. These are different recipes even if the interface groups them together.

Find the exact recipe for your faction before buying materials. The table confirms ingredient counts, but it does not remove character restrictions. Check that you have the main ingredient and can use the result before buying the Odyle.

Check the recipe ingredients

Sealed Ancient Aullaeu WingsUniqueA sealed ingredient, not the finished Ancient Aullaeu Wings.Radiant OdyleUniqueRadiant Odyle used by the confirmed Unique wing conversions.Sealed Wing Featherdown (Bound)EpicSealed Wing Featherdown: a wing material, not an Empyrean Trace.Pure OdyleEpicPure Odyle used by Sealing Wings and Glorious Wings recipes.

“Feather” is an easy source of confusion. Sealed Wing Featherdown belongs to wing creation. Empyrean Traces, collected at map markers and often called feathers by players, belong to Monolith progression and their own recipes. One does not replace the other.

Before confirming a morph

1. Inspect the resultRead its name, faction and description.
2. Check the ingredientConfirm that the sealed item belongs to this recipe.
3. Budget the OdyleCompare the missing material cost with your other progression goals.
4. Register the resultAfter creation, use the item as required and check the wing window for the effect.

Can you enhance wings in Global?

General wing enhancement tables exist in the client. However, the current wing records have no enhancement group assigned. The existence of a shared table does not establish that its action is available on your chosen wings in Global.

There is therefore no mandatory maximum-enhancement route, spending table or promised flight gain here. Buying materials before a specific wing's interface confirms enhancement risks spending on an action that is not enabled.

If an update adds an enhancement action to your wings, read its result and costs in the game. Do not import equipment probabilities, another region's maximum level or its material list. This is a separate system requiring a separate verification.

For now, the confirmed progression route is to obtain and register available wings, select a useful Equipped Effect and expand your collection for Owned Effects. That improves the character without making a budget depend on an unassigned data table.

Closet, appearance and your combat choice

Closet handles appearances. Separate “I want my wings to look different” from “I need another functional effect.” Check the preview and available visual settings, then decide whether a wing item is actually what you need.

Do not assume registering an appearance grants every stat of the functional wing item. Appearance ownership, functional wing registration and the selected effect should be checked in their respective windows. After a visual change, inspect the character's resulting stats if you are unsure what changed.

For group combat, choose wings around the encounter rather than the model's price or rarity. For travel, inspect Flight Power and plan safe stops. For collection progress, look for an available unregistered entry; an expensive duplicate may solve nothing.

Common mistakes

1. Adding all equipped bonusesDifferent wing entries do not make every Equipped Effect permanently active.
2. Leaving the item unusedThe item sits in inventory while the player expects registered effects.
3. Buying a sealed pair without OdyleThe recipe cannot produce the usable result yet.
4. Inferring a source from a nameA familiar boss name does not confirm the reward of a specific dungeon mode.
5. Treating Flight Power as secondsThe resource runs out before the planned landing.

Before choosing new wings

• The goal is clear: flight, combat, collection or appearance.
• Both effect sections have been read.
• Existing registration is checked.
• Faction and acquisition route are confirmed.
• The correct sealed ingredient and Odyle are available for a morph.
• The resulting entry and effects are checked after use.
• A long flight has a safe landing plan.