AION 2 Daevanion Board Guide — Node Priority & 300-Point Builds (Global)
How to spend your 300 Daevanion points in AION 2: node priority for damage, tank and support builds, what the community consensus is per class, and the mistakes to avoid — Global version.

The Daevanion Board is AION 2's point-spend progression system: every level-up grants points you allocate across a board of nodes that define your combat power. The community framing is blunt — "Every Node, 300 Points" guides exist for every class, and the recurring warning is "Don't Waste Points." This page collects the board basics and the per-class priority consensus (community-level 🟡, Global version).
Community report · 2026-10-22Quick answer
Quick answer: The Daevanion Board grants points as you level (community guides cover builds up to 300 points). The universal consensus: max your damage/role-defining nodes first, skip utility nodes until the board is mature, and never spread points evenly. Full-class "Every Node" build series from KR/TW veterans are the best reference — and the board respects your class choice, so priorities differ per role.
How the board works
| Element | What it does |
|---|---|
| Points | Granted on level-up (community guides plan around ~300 at endgame) |
| Nodes | Stat and combat-effect upgrades arranged in branches |
| Respec | Board points can be reallocated (community guides plan "Day #12" respecs — verify in-game cost) |
| Per-class boards | Each class has its own node layout — a Gladiator board ≠ a Spiritmaster board |
Node priority consensus (community reads)
- Damage classes (Gladiator, Assassin, Ranger, Sorcerer, Spiritmaster) — the branches feeding your main damage stat and skill modifiers first; utility survival nodes after the core loop works.
- Templar — defense/threat branches before damage; a tank that dies is a wipe.
- Cleric / Chanter — healing/mana branches before damage; a healer who goes OOM is a wipe.
- Universal warning — "Don't waste points" is the recurring phrase in every guide: the board rewards commitment to a build, not sampling.
Common mistakes (from launch-week coverage)
- Spreading points evenly across branches — the board rewards commitment to a build, not sampling.
- Copying another class's board — boards are per-class; a Gladiator priority on a Spiritmaster wastes points.
- Ignoring the respec option — community guides plan "Day #12" respecs once the endgame build is clear; early points are meant to be corrected (verify respec mechanics in-game).
FAQ
How many Daevanion points do you get in AION 2? Community guides plan around 300 points at endgame — the exact curve per level is (to be verified) in the global client.
Can I respec the Daevanion board? Community coverage plans respecs as part of builds, which implies reallocation exists — exact mechanics and costs are (to be verified) in the global client.
Where do stigmas fit in?
Stigmas are the parallel skill-enhancement system — the stigma guide covers how to split your build budget between the board and stigma levels.
What is the best Daevanion build for my class? The per-class pages (classes hub) carry the community's node-priority reads per class, updated as launch-week data matures.
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