Aion 2 Kinah Farming Guide

steps

1. Run Conquest dungeons for the unbound Kinah. Krao Cave is the efficient early Conquest loop for the mid-range gear-score bracket where most players sit, because the clear is fast. Draupnir Cave pays even more at Conquest difficulty: a Korean measurement on an alt at 1600+ combat power got about 600,000 Kinah plus Unique and Ancient gear for 80 Odyle Energy, that is the run type to copy on global as your gear score grows.
2. Kill all three bosses when you farm for Kinah. The full clear pays more base Kinah and better cube odds than a one-boss skip.
3. Move up dungeon tiers only as your gear score allows. Fire Temple and the other higher-tier dungeons pay more base Kinah than the 1-star entries, but need more gear score to clear well.
4. Watch the unclaimed-cube cap. Skipping a cube burns one of 10 weekly unclaimed entries and running out blocks any dungeon. Open the cube you came for.

steps

1. Clear Duty Missions (five a day) and the fast Supply Requests that ask for what you already have. They pay Kinah plus Abyss Points that feed other shops.
2. Use the two weekly solo dungeons. Bio-Research Base and Odylium Repository refresh weekly and are shared across your account: only one character can run them each week. Pick by need, stones or pet souls, not by what looks new.
3. Spend Shugo Festival and Invasion keys regularly instead of letting them pile up unused. Festival tokens buy Daevanion crystals from the Shugo Festival shop, which raise your combat power.
4. Do not chase the old field-painting trick. Early Korean footage shows paintings from older dungeons like Draupnir selling for more because fewer players run them. On global with a shared market and 5-player queues, that arbitrage fades as soon as the first week of Conquest flood hits.

steps

1. One profession for profit before you spread thin. Alchemy for Manastones stays profitable even when only a fraction of crafts proc to a higher tier, runs passively overnight, and sells steadily because random stats keep demand high.
2. Always weigh cost before a batch. Add material cost, market fee and tax, and compare to the sale price before you craft 2,000 units. A Korean batch of that size was seen taking about four hours and splitting between normal and Superior results, the split is the margin.
3. Sell the proc immediately after the first month. One creator predicts global's launch-week price spike will pay hundreds of millions of Kinah for a top tradable proc, cooling fast as more players reach endgame crafting within the month. Do not hold a good proc waiting for a higher price.
4. Target the day's supply board. Boards that ask for what you already crafted give a Kinah refund and a shop voucher that compounds.