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If you’ve been playing Aion 2 for a while, you know that the Daevanion Board is one of the most important systems for boosting your character. In general, it’s where you allocate points to increase stats, improve skills, and customize your build for your playstyle. Here’s a practical breakdown from a player’s perspective.

What Is the Daevanion Board?

Most players think of the Daevanion Board as just a list of skills and stats, but it’s more strategic than that. Each board is tied to your character’s level and progression in different zones:

Nezekan: Level 12

Zikel: Level 20

Vaizel: Level 30

Triniel: Level 40

Ariel: Level 45

Azphel: Level 45

Each board has nodes you can unlock, and they fall into four categories:

Grey Nodes (Stats): 1 point each

Green Nodes (Passive Skills): 2 points each

Blue Nodes (Active Skills): 3 points each

Orange Nodes (Unique Skills): 4 points each

The cost is important because most players have a limited number of points at any time, so planning which nodes to unlock first is key.

How Do Nodes Affect Your Character?

In practice, nodes directly impact stats and skill levels. Most players focus on nodes that benefit their class. For example, as an Assassin, you’ll usually prioritize:

Critical Hit and Attack nodes for damage

Cooldown Reduction for faster skill rotations

Max HP and Defense for survivability

Here’s how some common nodes work in general:

Grey Nodes: Increase basic stats like Attack, Defense, Max HP, Max MP. Most players fill these in to get a reliable stat baseline.

Green Nodes: Enhance passive skills, like heightening your Critical Hit chance or Resistance. These are subtle but add up.

Blue Nodes: Upgrade active skills. Players often pick these based on what they use in PvE or PvP.

Orange Nodes: Offer unique abilities or powerful skill improvements. Usually, you unlock these later because they cost the most points.

One practical tip: when you hover over a node in the planner, it shows both the stat increase and skill upgrade. Most players use this to compare options before committing points.

Planning Your Board Build

In general, planning a Daevanion Board build is about balancing stats and skills based on your usual gameplay. Here’s a common approach:

Identify your priorities: Are you focused on PvE farming, PvP duels, or hybrid play?

Max your key stats first: For example, an Assassin may want high Critical Hit and Attack early.

Choose skill upgrades strategically: Upgrade the skills you actually use, rather than spreading points thinly.

Track total points: The bottom section of the board shows your total points and cumulative bonuses. Use this to avoid overspending.

Most players also use multiple board setups. You might have one aggressive build for farming and another balanced for PvP. Switching points around is allowed but can cost resources, so plan carefully.

Using the Board Effectively

Many players make the mistake of randomly picking nodes. In practice, you want to:

Focus on clusters: Some nodes are connected and give better synergy if unlocked in sequence.

Consider stat caps: For example, Critical Hit Resist has a maximum. Going beyond that doesn’t add benefit.

Balance offense and defense: Especially in PvP, it’s tempting to max damage, but a few extra points in Defense or Max HP can make a noticeable difference.

Another practical note: some players buy Aion 2 gold to speed up the process of unlocking certain nodes or buying gear to complement their board build. While it’s not required, it’s a strategy used by people who want to optimize their setup quickly.

Examples of Common Builds

Here’s how most players structure their boards for an Assassin:

PvE-Focused Build

Max Critical Hit and Attack nodes

Moderate Max HP for survivability

Upgrade AoE and single-target skills like Quick Slice and Flash Slice

Ignore some high-cost Orange nodes until late game

PvP-Focused Build

Prioritize Critical Hit Resist, Defense, and Cooldown Reduction

Focus on skills that allow crowd control or burst damage, like Ambush or Shadowstrike

Spread some points into HP and MP to survive trades

Hybrid Build

Mix offense and defense evenly

Upgrade skills that are useful in both PvE and PvP

Pick a few Orange nodes that give unique abilities

In practice, most players experiment and tweak over time. The board is flexible enough to adjust as your playstyle evolves.

Tracking Your Progress

The bottom of the Daevanion Board interface shows the cumulative stats for your selected nodes:

Total Points: Keeps you aware of your remaining allocation

Stat Bonuses: Lets you compare potential builds quickly

Skill Upgrades: Shows current and maximum achievable levels

Using this section is key. Players often plan multiple potential builds in a planner, then switch between them depending on the content they’re doing.

Practical Tips From Experienced Players

Don’t rush Orange nodes: Their cost is high, and early points are better spent on stats and core skills.

Plan in clusters: Nodes connected in a line often give better cumulative bonuses.

Keep a PvE/PvP mindset: Adjust your build based on what you’re actually doing, not just theoretical max stats.

Monitor point usage: It’s easy to run out before hitting key skills.

Check upgrades regularly: Some skills can be upgraded multiple times, so plan your points to reach maximum levels efficiently.

The Daevanion Board in Aion 2 is a mix of strategy and personal preference. Most players find that:

Planning points carefully is more effective than unlocking nodes randomly.

Upgrading skills you use frequently gives better performance than chasing every bonus.

Stats like Critical Hit, Attack, Max HP, and Defense should align with your role.

Using the cumulative stats and skill upgrades display helps make informed choices.

Understanding these mechanics and adjusting your build for your class and playstyle makes a big difference in both PvE and PvP. In practice, even small differences in node selection can noticeably affect combat performance.