Aion 2 Revelation Amulet: How to Farm Empyrean Traces and Reach Unique +10
Aion 2 Revelation Amulet guide: farm Empyrean Traces, finish the Monolith and take your amulet from Rare to Unique +10.
Published: October 15, 2026, 11:34 am
You can sprint past a glowing feather in Aion 2 a hundred times and never wonder what it’s for. Those feathers, officially Empyrean Traces, are the only fuel for the Aion 2 Revelation Amulet. It’s the one accessory in NCSoft’s MMO built to stay with you from level 16 to endgame. Ignore them while leveling and you’ll hit the cap staring at a map full of markers with nothing to do but sweep it.
The amulet arrives automatically through the main story at level 16. It isn’t a drop you replace in a week, which is the point. Most jewelry in Aion 2 is disposable. Aion 2 Revelation Amulet is meant to be kept, so every scroll you sink into it still counts at endgame.
It carries Weapon Damage Boost and Penetration, and Penetration climbs with every +1. At Unique grade, one current guide lists +10% Weapon Damage Boost and +40 Power Shard Damage Bonus. That’s extra damage whenever you use a Power Shard, the combat consumable.
Get to know the full route to Unique +10, and the cheapest way to collect what it costs.
The Route From Rare +0 to Unique +10
The part that catches people is that +10 isn’t the finish line until the Aion 2 Revelation Amulet is Unique. The path looks like this:
Rare +0 → Rare +10 → Epic +0 → Epic +10 → Unique +0 → Unique +10
Each enhancement from +1 to +10 uses Revelation Amulet Enhance Scrolls, Enhance Stones and Kinah, all spent in the Enhance Item menu. At +10 the menu locks. Unequip the amulet, open Substance Morph, pick the Gear tab, and choose the next grade’s morph option. You get the higher grade back at +0.
Stepping up in grade feels like a punishment, but it’s just how the system works. You’re running the same ten-step climb three times.
The scroll math is where the planning matters. Each grade takes 10 scrolls, so the full climb needs 30. The Monolith pays out 30 over its 30 levels. That leaves no slack, so a missed Monolith level means a stalled amulet.
Where The Scrolls Come From: The Monolith
You can’t buy these scrolls or pull them from dungeons. They come from Monolith Resonance, a reward ladder you climb by turning in Empyrean Traces.
The system opens with the Empyrean Monolith quest in Episode 2. It asks for level 10, though around level 16 is the recommended fit. Elyos find Jackson at Dawn Legion Base in Verteron. Asmodians find Ollen at Safe Haven in Altgard. Your first turn-in pays a scroll immediately, which tells you what the system is for.
Every faction Monolith has 30 levels, and rewards are fixed, with no RNG. Level 2 costs a single point and returns a scroll plus a Hidden Cube Key. Level 30 costs 560 points and returns two scrolls and the Saint of Verteron or Saint of Altgard title. In between you collect permanent Empyrean Lord attributes, Soul Codex Resets, Unique Amplify Stone Fragments and more scrolls.
How to Farm Empyrean Traces Without Wrecking Your Leveling
On Global, one Feather counts as four Trace points, so you need 140 pickups, not 560. Both numbers are right, but they measure different things. In Korean and Taiwanese versions, every last one has to be found.
Verteron and Altgard have far more Feathers than you need, so you can be picky. The approach that works:
- Grab what’s on your route. Five seconds now beats a dedicated sweep later.
- Skip the long detours while you level. A Feather on the far side of the zone can wait.
- Clean up region by region once you decide to finish, with an interactive map so you never revisit a spot.
- Stop at 140. The remaining Feathers are for completionists only.
If you picked up the collectible itch from Lost Ark’s Mokoko seeds, this is the saner version. You don’t need them all.
One practical annoyance: the marker doesn’t show height. It can say a Feather is under your feet when it’s fifty meters above you or sealed in a cave below. Look up first, then hunt for cave entrances.
You also can’t collect Verteron and Altgard Feathers on the same character, because faction locks you out of the other region. Monolith progress is described as account-wide, so a second-faction alt could make sense. It’s still unclear whether its scrolls stack toward your main’s amulet, so don’t rely on that until it’s officially confirmed.
Reshanta, the Abyss PvP zone, has its own Empyrean Traces and its own Ereshkigal Monolith. It’s a separate ladder with 20 levels and a 300-point finish. Its rewards lean toward PvP stats, Daevanion Crystal: Azphel and titles, and none of the listed ones are amulet scrolls.
Abyss Feathers also give one point each, with no four-for-one bonus. Only 200 of the 300 are collectible right now, because the Core zone isn’t open yet. When it opens, another 100 appear.
Don’t burn your limited weekly Abyss hours chasing them to power up your amulet. Pick them up if they’re on your way and treat the rest as a bonus.
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Why Aion 2 Revelation Amulet Matters
If you’re staying past the leveling zones. The scrolls aren’t sold anywhere and the Aion 2 Revelation Amulet follows you to the endgame, so the 140 pickups are about the cheapest permanent damage in the game. Farm passively, hand in scrolls as you hit Monolith levels, and morph at each +10.
Skip the dedicated sweep if you’re a casual player who may not reach the endgame. Take only the Feathers on your path and enjoy the story.
Watch two things next. First, patches that change the scroll count or the 140-pickup requirement, since either would break the zero-slack math above. Second, the Abyss Core opening, which adds the last 100 Reshanta Feathers and may bring new rewards worth tracking.
