AION 2 Legion Guide: Levels, Perks and Legion Hall

A Legion is the AION 2 guild, and it pays you just for being in one. Every member gets passive stats that grow with the Legion's level, the Legion can rent a Hall and decorate it for deity stats, and joining alone earns a title.

This guide covers all of it from the game's own data, the same tables behind our Legion levels and Legion Hall pages: how to unlock and join a Legion, the 20 Legion levels and their perks, ranks, the Legion Hall, and what our data does and does not show about Legion Coin and weekly Legion content, as of October 2026.

How to join or create a Legion

The Legion feature unlocks with a story quest rather than a level: finish Renewed Resolve (Elyos) or Buried Atrocities (Asmodian). Both are Hero quests recommended at level 16, so you can be in a Legion early in Verteron or Altgard.

1. 1
   Finish the unlock quest

   Complete Renewed Resolve or Buried Atrocities. The quest opens both creating and joining Legions.

2. 2
   Join or found a Legion

   Join an existing Legion or create your own. Elyos and Asmodian servers are separate, so pick the server and faction your friends play on first.

3. 3
   Collect the joining reward

   The achievement The More the Merrier completes the moment you join: 3,000 Kinah plus the title There's No "I" in Team, which gives HP +270 when equipped and PvE Attack +2 as a permanent collection bonus.

4. 4
   Pick an active Legion

   Perks depend on the Legion's level, not its head count, so a Legion that levels up raises every member's stats at once.

The client has three Legion ranks: High Commander (the leader), Elite Officer and Soldier. Every Legion level allows 4 officers, and the member cap stays at 128 from level 1 to level 20, so a new Legion can recruit a full roster straight away.

Legion levels and member perks

Legions level from 1 to 20 with Legion EXP. The perks are passive stats applied to every member, and seven stats appear on the way to level 20:

The EXP curve gets steep at the top. Level 10 needs 110,500 cumulative Legion EXP and level 20 needs 767,500, so the last ten levels take about six times as much EXP as the first ten. These are the milestones worth knowing:

EXP Gain Increase already reaches its +3% cap at Legion level 9, which helps most while you are still levelling a character. The combat stats keep growing all the way to level 20.

The Legion Hall: rent, slots and decorations

A Legion can rent its own base, the Legion Hall. There are four, two per faction: Hall (Verteron) and Hall (Eltnen) for Elyos, Hall (Altgard) and Hall (Morheim) for Asmodians. Each costs 1,000,000 Kinah for 30 days and needs only Legion level 1. You manage it under Main Menu > Legion > Hall, and members reach it by airship, from the Hall window or with a Hall Return Scroll (Bound), which General Goods Merchants sell for 1,000 Kinah.

Inside, a Hall has 17 decoration slots, all open from Legion level 1: 12 Artwork, 4 Statue and 1 Colossus slot. The client lists 116 decorations (92 Artwork, 20 Statues and 4 Colossi), and each one carries a deity-stat effect. These are the strongest of each type:

Deity stats are secondary stats, each tied to a god. In the game's own descriptions, Justice [Nezekan] increases Defense and Perfect activation chance, Destruction [Zikel] increases Attack and Perfect Resist, and Time [Siel] increases Combat Speed and Double Resist, which is why the top Colossus is such a strong pick. On Artwork, Destiny [Marchutan] (more MP and Endurance Chance) and Illusion [Kaisinel] (lower cooldowns and more Endurance Penetration) are the most common stats, on 61 decorations each.

Legion Coin, the Legion Shop and Legion Kisks

Legion Coin is a Legion currency whose in-game description reads "Currency provided to those who bring honor to their legion." As of October 2026, the client we read records no source for it and no shop that takes it, so we cannot yet tell you how to earn it or what it buys. Two Legion purchases are already in the data:

• Kisk Summoning Stone: Legion (Bound): summons a Legion Kisk that only the summoner's legion members can use. General Goods Merchants sell it for 500,000 Kinah, and the level 45 quests Spacetime Rift: Perfect Tool (Elyos) and Spacetime Rift: Proof (Asmodian) also reward one.
• Legion Shop: the Legion Merchant sells Life Potion (Bound) for 250 Kinah, Healing Potion (Bound) for 630 Kinah and Life Serum (Bound) for 1,000 Kinah. The client lists these goods for Elyos.

Weekly Legion content: what the data shows

Players often ask about weekly Legion missions. As of October 2026, the client tables we read contain no Legion-specific weekly quests, missions or reset schedule, and the client's weekly reset table covers only Abyss Points and party dungeon currencies (both on Wednesday). What the client does define is four Legion Content instances, one per Hall region: Verteron, Altgard, Eltnen and Morheim Legion Airship. The only monsters inside are the Training Scarecrow and Melee Training Scarecrow, and there is no loot table, so they look like the Hall spaces themselves rather than a weekly raid. If Legion missions arrive in a later patch, our Legion pages will pick them up.

Until then, the weekly value of a Legion is the always-on perks, the Hall decorations and having a group for the party dungeons and Abyss content that do reset each week. Our daily and weekly checklist covers those resets.

Related tools & data

• Legion levels: all 20 levels with Legion EXP and member perks.
• Legion Hall: rent, slots and all 116 decorations with their stats.
• Legion, friend & pet achievements: including The More the Merrier.
• Title list: There's No "I" in Team and every other title.
• Elyos vs Asmodian guide: choose your faction before you choose a Legion.