Aion 2 Sorcerer Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build

The Sorcerer is Aion 2's premier glass-cannon caster. It offers the highest raw PvE damage in the game, at the cost of being heavily reliant on positioning and mana management. Your biggest damage skill, Hellfire, needs a full charge to hit hardest, and charging it is risky if the boss moves before the cast finishes.

This page is built around one question: where do your points go, and when. It gives the character level each skill arrives at, which skills to raise first, the specialty to take at each skill level, how a freshly levelled 45 spends its points, and which skills go to 20 after that. Stigmas, Daevanion, macros and rotations follow.

The macro, in short

If you only want the rotation, here is a setup that works. Every step in this macro runs on a 10 ms delay.

The panel continues past these four; Flame Arrow at the end is the auto-attack that refills mana.

The Sorcerer macro, every step on a 10 ms delay

The skill bar behind that chain, with the level on each slot

The skill levels in that panel come from a live server and run past anything global has on day one, so copy the order rather than the numbers.

A Korean guide covering the same class: A complete PvE guide from the top-ranked Sorcerer by Damyeon.

The rest of this page is the build behind that chain: what to level first, which Stigmas carry it, and where the Daevanion points go.

Role and weapon

The Sorcerer is a ranged DPS class that uses a spellbook as its main weapon. It functions as a glass cannon: all defenses are traded for high burst damage, strong area-of-effect (AoE) clearing, beautiful skill animations, and high-value crowd control abilities. Society Of Gaming notes that the class is squishy, and that you need to gear up and maximize your stats to stay alive.

You are extremely fragile. You are also less mobile than the Spiritmaster while casting, so your survival depends on good positioning. See the Class Tier List for how the Sorcerer compares to other classes.

A Sorcerer player interviewed on the Gunttimi channel notes that Hellfire is a slow charge skill: you must fully charge it for maximum damage, which is risky if the boss moves while you are charging. The player rates the class as the most demanding of Aion 2's damage-dealing classes to play, needing fast hands, and says it is not a simple "click and play" character. On Korean servers, a recent balance patch lowered the class's combat power by about 15, but in the player's view the class was already strong enough and did not need more buffs.

Build order: what to level and when

Five parts, in the order you meet them: how points and specialties work, the level-by-level order, a real level 45 allocation, the specialty picks, and the targets after 45.

How skill points, levels and specialties work

Every skill starts at level 1 and is raised with mastery points in the skill window. Points take a skill to level 10 and no further. The game data sets the price and what each level opens:

So a skill costs 13 points to reach 8 and 21 to reach 10. Your character level is the second limit: after you learn a skill, it can go up one level every three character levels. Flame Arrow, learned at level 1, can reach 8 at character level 19 and 10 at 25. Hellfire, learned at 14, can reach 8 at 32 and 10 at 38. Three late passives skip the wait: Grace of Enhancement, Revitalization Contract and Vitality Evaporation can go straight to 10 at the level you learn them, 21, 23 and 25. Bonus levels from outside the skill window count toward a specialty too: in aLuckyRO's run, Defiance sat at 7 plus a bonus level and already had its first specialty slot open.

The budget is the third limit. aLuckyRO's freshly levelled Sorcerer had 238 mastery points, and 258 after he turned in the Monolith feathers he had picked up; he adds that the Monolith keeps paying out skill points up to its level 30 and that the Shugo Festival shop sells more. At 21 points a skill, 258 buys about twelve skills at 10, so you cannot max everything by 45. Resets are free, so a wrong choice only costs you the time to reassign it. The Skills, Stigmas and Macros Guide covers the general system.

Level 1 to 45, step by step

Each block below puts the unlock levels from the game data next to what the sources say to do with your points at that stage. Most of them start from your two mouse-button skills, Flame Arrow on the left click and Ice Chain on the right; where they part ways is fire or ice for the early quests.

Levels 1 to 8

• Skills learned:  Firestorm,  Ice Chain,  Flame Arrow,  Fire Mark (1),  Bittercold Wind (3),  Blaze (4),  Flame Scattershot (5),  Robe of Earth (6),  Frost (7),  Winter's Shackles (8)
• Actives that can reach 8: None yet
• Where the points go: Flame Arrow and Ice Chain to the highest level your character allows (Society of Gaming, Kim Sangdeu), then Firestorm and Blaze for single targets (Kim Sangdeu, Damyeon)

Levels 9 to 18

• Skills learned:  Cold Snap (9),  Frost Burst (10),  Robe of Flame (11),  Wish of Concentration (12),  Absorb Essence (13),  Hellfire (14),  Grace of Resistance (15),  Defiance (16),  Robe of Cold (17)
• Actives that can reach 8: None yet
• Where the points go: Keep both clicks capped. Frost into Frost Burst for the early main quests (Inven, Damyeon), or Hellfire as high as it goes from 14 (Kim Sangdeu)

Levels 19 to 25

• Skills learned:  Grace of Enhancement (21), Stigmas (22),  Revitalization Contract (23),  Vitality Evaporation (25)
• Actives that can reach 8:  Firestorm,  Ice Chain,  Flame Arrow (19),  Bittercold Wind (21),  Blaze (22),  Flame Scattershot (23),  Frost (25)
• Where the points go: First specialties on Flame Arrow and Ice Chain at 19, and both can reach 10 at 25. Vitality Evaporation, which aLuckyRO rates very important early, can go straight to 10 at 25

Levels 26 to 38

• Skills learned: Nothing new
• Actives that can reach 8:  Winter's Shackles (26),  Frost Burst (28),  Wish of Concentration (30),  Hellfire (32),  Defiance (34)
• Where the points go: Wish of Concentration to at least 8 at 30, Hellfire to 8 at 32 and 10 at 38

Levels 39 to 45

• Skills learned: Nothing new
• Actives that can reach 8: Nothing new
• Where the points go: Spend what is left the way aLuckyRO's finished 45 does in the next section: four passives and the remaining actives to 10

Where that advice comes from. Four of the five levelling sources date from 19 to 27 November 2025, an older patch whose specialty numbers differ from the game data on this page; Society of Gaming's is from August 2026. Society of Gaming's rule for every class is left click and right click first, the left click because it restores MP and both because they have no cooldown. Kim Sangdeu's fast-levelling tree raises Flame Arrow, Ice Chain, Firestorm and Hellfire as far as they go, runs two specialties on Blaze, takes Fire Mark to max, stops Wish of Concentration at 8, and skips Bittercold Wind, Flame Scattershot, Frost, Winter's Shackles and Frost Burst. An Inven post from 20 November 2025 goes the other way for the early main quests: ice first, because its skills hit an area, with Ice Chain as the main damage, Frost into Frost Burst, Bittercold Wind and Winter's Shackles, plus the Cold Snap, Absorb Essence and Robe of Flame passives, then more weight on fire once the adventure proper starts. Damyeon's 1 to 45 guide uses Flame Arrow, Firestorm and Blaze for single targets and Ice Chain for groups, recommends Frost and Frost Burst over Wish of Concentration while you do the early main quests, and adds Hellfire in the late 30s. Viles says to get every ability you use to 8 early, Flame Arrow first, and leave passives for later.

Where 258 points go at level 45

aLuckyRO levelled a new Sorcerer to 45 for his beginner build and spent all 258 of its points like this. The levels are as his skill window shows them; where that includes a bonus level from outside the skill window, the table says so.

A freshly levelled 45 with every point spent: seven actives at 10 or more, Flame Arrow and Defiance at 8, and four passives at 11 or 12 once bonus levels are added. Source: aLuckyRO

Skill	Level	Specialty he takes
Ice Chain	10	+20% Skill Speed
Firestorm	10	+20% Skill Speed
Bittercold Wind	10	+1 s summon duration
Flame Scattershot	10	Changes to mobile skill
Hellfire	10	+30% Skill Speed for farming, Fire Damage over Time on a final boss
Wish of Concentration	10	+10% additional Attack
Frost	10, shown as 11	-5 s cooldown
Flame Arrow	8	+20% MP restored
Defiance	7, shown as 8	Restores 20% HP on use
Winter's Shackles	5, shown as 6	None, it takes his last 5 points
Blaze,  Frost Burst	1, shown as 2	None
Fire Mark	10, shown as 12	Passive
Robe of Earth,  Robe of Flame,  Vitality Evaporation	10 each, shown as 11	Passives
Cold Snap,  Absorb Essence,  Grace of Resistance,  Robe of Cold,  Grace of Enhancement,  Revitalization Contract	1	Passives, some shown higher with bonus levels

He takes Flame Arrow to 8 first for +20% MP restored, because a new character has only about 3,000 MP and spamming Ice Chain, which his screen shows costing 120 MP a cast, uses a lot of it. Of the passives he maxes Fire Mark, Robe of Earth (more Critical Hit while your MP is 50% or more), Robe of Flame, which he calls mandatory, and Vitality Evaporation (extra damage on hit while the target's HP is high), which he rates very important early. He leaves Grace of Enhancement at 1 while points are short, and Blaze gets no points in this run. His last points go to Ice Chain at 10 and then Winter's Shackles.

His macro build (29 August, reused in his 15 September guide) changes some picks: -50% MP Cost on Firestorm, Absorbs 3% HP on Blaze, Restores 200 MP on Frost, which he calls kind of mandatory early, and the damage boost on Winter's Shackles. On Ice Chain he keeps +20% Skill Speed until you have casting-speed gear and switches to -20% MP Cost after that.

Specialty picks for the main skills

A skill has five specialties. You use one at skill levels 8 to 11, two from 12, and three from 20, so the order below is the order you slot them in. The options are from the game data; the picks are the creators'.

 Flame Arrow

• At skill level 8, pick one of: +20% MP restored; absorbs 1% HP; +50% Multi-Hit on hit
• At 12 and 16: 12: +5% Fire Damage Boost for 10 s on activating Pyroclasm. 16: resets Blaze's cooldown on landing Pyroclasm
• Who picks what: Levelling: MP restored (aLuckyRO), or HP absorb early and Multi-Hit later (Kim Sangdeu). End game: the 12 and 16 options (Sinsa, berdugz), with Multi-Hit as the third at 20 (berdugz, and Sinsa's alternative)

 Firestorm

• At skill level 8, pick one of: -50% MP Cost; +20% Skill Speed; -60% Incoming Heal for 5 s on hit
• At 12 and 16: 12: -2 s Hellfire cooldown per fireball. 16: +15% damage per fireball, up to +75%
• Who picks what: Levelling: Skill Speed (aLuckyRO) or -50% MP Cost (his macro build). End game: Skill Speed plus the 12 and 16 options (Sinsa, berdugz)

 Blaze

• At skill level 8, pick one of: absorbs 3% HP; +50% MP restored; delayed damage after 3 s
• At 12 and 16: 12: Multi-Hit on hit. 16: -3 s Wish of Concentration cooldown on hit
• Who picks what: Levelling: HP absorb (aLuckyRO's macro build). End game: delayed damage plus the 12 and 16 options (Sinsa); berdugz runs delayed damage and the 16 option until he reaches 20

 Hellfire

• At skill level 8, pick one of: +30% Skill Speed; Fire Damage over Time for 10 s on hit; changes to mobile skill
• At 12 and 16: 12: ignores Block and Evasion and lands as Multi-Hit. 16: -15 s cooldown
• Who picks what: Skill Speed for dungeons, damage over time on a final boss (aLuckyRO). End game: Skill Speed plus the 12 and 16 options (Sinsa, berdugz)

 Wish of Concentration

• At skill level 8, pick one of: -10% MP Cost; +10% additional Attack; +500 Max MP
• At 12 and 16: 12: +10% Combat Speed. 16: -10 s on all skill cooldowns
• Who picks what: Additional Attack (aLuckyRO). End game: Attack plus the 12 and 16 options (Sinsa, berdugz)

 Bittercold Wind

• At skill level 8, pick one of: +1 s summon duration; changes to mobile skill; pull effect
• At 12 and 16: 12: ignores Block and Evasion and lands as a Critical Hit. 16: -1 s Frost cooldown on hit
• Who picks what: Duration (aLuckyRO). End game: duration and the 12 and 16 options, or mobile in place of 16 (Sinsa); duration, mobile and 12 (berdugz)

 Winter's Shackles

• At skill level 8, pick one of: changes to mobile skill; 30% chance to inflict Frost; +20% PvE and +10% PvP Damage Boost for 5 s
• At 12 and 16: 12: adds the Winter's Illusion chain skill. 16: -15 s cooldown
• Who picks what: The damage boost plus the 16 option (Sinsa, berdugz)

 Flame Scattershot

• At skill level 8, pick one of: absorbs 5% HP; restores 120 MP; changes to mobile skill
• At 12 and 16: 12: Multi-Hit on hit. 16: -1 s on all skill cooldowns on hit
• Who picks what: Mobile (aLuckyRO); HP absorb and mobile (berdugz); the 12 and 16 options if you want top scores in dungeons (Sinsa)

Flame Scattershot only hits a target afflicted with Stagger, so aLuckyRO saves it for the moment a boss is staggered, and he takes the mobile option because, in his words, it is important to be mobile while you use it. berdugz takes the HP absorb so you can be back at full HP after a stagger.

Hellfire at level 10 with the Fire Damage over Time specialty taken, and its three charge levels listed above. Source: aLuckyRO

Hellfire is the pick the sources argue about. aLuckyRO takes +30% Skill Speed for clearing dungeons and Fire Damage over Time for a final boss or PvP. berdugz skips the damage over time because it mainly pays off on a stationary target such as a training dummy, and bosses move a lot. Sinsa takes Skill Speed with the 12 and 16 options and says the Multi-Hit option is worth far more on a real boss than a dummy shows. Leaving out the mobile option means he takes a lot of hits, which is why his July guides pair this setup with Arctic Armor. If you want to move while you cast it, Sinsa's September guide says to drop the -15 s cooldown for the mobile option, not Skill Speed or Multi-Hit; his dummy test shows about the same number of Hellfire hits without the cooldown option, and he recommends that swap for content such as Deltras.

For the rest: aLuckyRO's fresh 45 takes -5 s cooldown on Frost, Sinsa's 11 July guide takes -5 s and the reset of Frost Burst's cooldown, and berdugz takes the same two. On Frost Burst, Sinsa and berdugz both take Absorbs 7% HP and the option that ignores Block and Evasion and lands as a Critical Hit. On Defiance, aLuckyRO and berdugz take Restores 20% HP on use, and Sinsa takes it with +2 s Tenacity duration.

After 45: which skills go to 16 and 20

Past skill level 10, the extra levels come from elsewhere. An Inven guide lists the sources: up to +4 on a skill from the Daevanion board, +1 from each ring for up to two skills, +1 each from the weapon and the guard, and +1 per Arcana card that carries the skill. Global launches with skill and stigma levels capped at 20, according to CrusherXGaming. Level 20 matters because it opens the third specialty slot.

Priority	Skills	Level	Who says
Required	Hellfire,  Wish of Concentration,  Blaze	20	Damyeon (August) and Sinsa's July list; all three are at 20 in every setup Sinsa shows in September
Required for Sinsa	Bittercold Wind	20	Sinsa's July list and his September setups; Damyeon wants it at 20 if you can manage it
Recommended	Firestorm, then Flame Arrow	20, or Flame Arrow at 16	Sinsa's July list and Damyeon. Firestorm is at 20 in both of Sinsa's September setups, Flame Arrow in one
Second tier	Flame Scattershot,  Winter's Shackles	16	Sinsa's September setups; 16 opens the options he calls must-takes on both (Flame Scattershot's for top dungeon scores). In July he had Winter's Shackles at 20 for convenience only
Leave	Ice Chain,  Frost,  Frost Burst	Not raised	Sinsa's July list

Sinsa's September guide gives two common setups with similar potential: Hellfire, Wish of Concentration, Blaze, Firestorm and Bittercold Wind at 20 with Flame Scattershot, Winter's Shackles and Flame Arrow at 16; or Flame Arrow at 20 as well. His absolute ceiling puts six actives at 20, which he says needs very hard Arcana tuning and an active skill on the guard. Damyeon points out that Flame Arrow, Firestorm, Blaze, Wish of Concentration and Hellfire all roll on the same Arcana card, the Parchment, so getting five of them to 20 is hard even when you split the rest across other cards; he says that is why his Robe of Flame stops at 35.

For passives, Sinsa and Damyeon both say Robe of Flame is the only one to watch at end game; berdugz lists Fire Mark and Grace of Enhancement alongside it. Sinsa aims Robe of Flame at 32 to 36 in July and 35 or 36 in September, Damyeon treats 35 as the most he can reach, and berdugz runs 32. Damyeon says raising a passive like Cold Snap adds almost no damage and suggests Revitalization Contract for its resist instead. Sinsa measured Fire Mark at about 2% of total DPS in September and puts 65 levels of Fire Mark at about one level of Robe of Flame, so he takes it when it appears on gear but would not spend rolls chasing it. Those passive levels come from servers already running the game (Korea for Sinsa and Damyeon; berdugz does not say which); CrusherXGaming says global launches with skill levels capped at 20.

Stigmas worth taking

Your Stigma setup heavily influences your burst windows. Put your primary buff on the first slot of your Stigma line so it activates first. For more on the system itself, read Skills, Stigmas and Macros.

Stigma skills require character level 22 in the game data. Each one costs a shard to acquire, then 1 shard per level up to 5, 2 per level to 10, 4 per level to 15 and 8 per level to 20: 75 shards to take one stigma to 20. A stigma gains a perk every five levels and keeps it. aLuckyRO's freshly levelled Sorcerer had 24 shards and lines up six stigmas; on the servers already running, the number you can equip started at four, then grew to five and six, according to Madsin.

Fire Wall at level 5 and the field it leaves behind, which burns anything standing in it. Source: aLuckyRO

Stigma	What it does	The perks that matter
Element Enhancement	+20% Fire Attack and +20% Water Attack for 10 s, 12 s at stigma level 5	5: +200 Accuracy. 10: Robe of Flame x1.5. 15: Grace of Enhancement x1.5. 20: +10% more Fire and Water Attack
Fire Wall	A wall that burns up to four enemies with Embers, damage over time that grows when they move	5: Enhanced Embers. 10: +2 m wall width. 15: +2 s wall duration. 20: +10 s Embers duration
Cold Storm	Water damage and Slow, then a storm that inflicts Frostbite, damage over time that grows when targets move	5: Enhanced Frostbite. 10: 30% chance to Root. 20: +10 s Frostbite duration
Delayed Explosion	Fire damage after 4 s; the target takes 15% more damage from you until then	5: restores 200 MP. 10: -10 s cooldown. 15: becomes an AoE. 20: +10% more damage taken
Arctic Armor	+20% PvE Damage Tolerance for 10 s, and damage split between HP and MP while your MP is 50% or more	10: Absorb Essence x1.5. 15: Robe of Cold x1.5. 20: +20% more PvE Damage Tolerance
Steel Barrier	A shield worth 16% of Max HP (20% at stigma level 5) for 60 s, with +10% PvE Damage Tolerance while it lasts	5: +10% Move Speed. 15: +10% more PvE Damage Tolerance. 20: -15 s cooldown
Divine Burst	Fire damage with 50 Stagger Gauge Damage	5: +20% Skill Speed. 10: absorbs 10% HP
Glacial Smite	Water damage to up to four enemies	5: up to +20% damage when more targets are hit. 10: -30 s cooldown

The order to fill them:

Sinsa's 11 July guide makes the case for Divine Burst as the sixth: its 10% HP absorb refills you when Frost Burst, the Sorcerer's main HP-absorb skill, is not ready. He calls Steel Barrier an awkward skill in PvE. For survival, Society Of Gaming also points to Hibernation. In the game data it makes you immune to damage and status effects for five seconds, and ending it early with Remove Hibernation restores 20% of your Max HP.

In his 2 July Chapter 1 PvE guide, Sinsa runs Fire Wall, Element Enhancement and Arctic Armor in PvE for convenience while hunting. On Korean servers he upgrades Arctic Armor to level 25, which lets him take every boss pattern short of instant death and keep spamming Hellfire. Stigma levels past 20 are Korea-only for now; they are not part of the global launch.

Daevanion priorities

Sorcerer should buy stats that improve every cast.

Full KR/TW Route (8 Boards)

Macro setup

Animation cancelling is critical for maximizing your DPS as a Sorcerer. A properly configured macro allows you to cast skills faster than manually pressing them, cutting out the empty frames between your spell animations.

A Sorcerer macro holding Element Enhancement, Wish of Concentration, Flame Arrow and Blaze, each step on a 10 ms delay. Source: aLuckyRO Bind your macro to a dedicated key in the settings menu, and add your skill chain to it. This chain will rapidly fire off your skills and cancel their lingering animations.

The delay setting you choose depends entirely on your ping:

• If your ping is 80-100+, set your delay to 40-50 ms.
• If your ping is below 50, set your delay to 10 ms.

Spamming this macro helps keep your mana above 50%, maximizing your damage buffs. While the macro handles your rotation and mana maintenance, you can manually cast Hellfire whenever it is ready for massive burst damage.

PvE play

In PvE, the Sorcerer is a top-tier DPS class. You deal excellent damage in party and group content, usually as one of the party's top damage dealers alongside the Spiritmaster. You are also viable for solo play thanks to your AoE burst damage, though Society Of Gaming ranks the Sorcerer a bit below the Spiritmaster for solo gameplay because of its fragility and reliance on positioning.

A Sorcerer player interviewed on the Gunttimi channel notes that PvE keeps your hands busy. The class leans on many AoE ground skills, and if the boss moves out of your ground effects, or moves while you are charging Hellfire, you lose a significant amount of your DPS.

PvP play

The Sorcerer excels in 1v1 situations and arenas because of a strong crowd control chain followed by massive burst damage. You are also highly valuable in small-scale PvP, where your crowd control can create coordinated kill windows for your team to exploit.

In large-scale Abyss or zerg PvP, your strong AoE skills can wipe out groups of softer targets if you are left alone to cast freely. However, Society Of Gaming rates the Sorcerer as more squishy than the Spiritmaster in this mode, so you need your group to protect you while you cast.

Class-specific gearing

Because the Sorcerer is so fragile, you need to maximize your stats and gear up heavily to overcome your squishiness. You can learn more about general gearing in the After Level 45 Gear Progression guide.

Sinsa, playing on Korean servers, uses a 4-piece Suho set paired with a 4-piece Jingbeol set for PvE Arcana. For PvP, he switches to a 4-piece Eolgul set paired with a 4-piece Suho set.

When hunting for Arcana options, he prioritizes them in this order:

1. Unarmed Damage Amplification
2. Damage Amplification
3. Crit Damage Amplification
4. PvP Damage Amplification
5. Max Attack Power
6. Rear Damage Amplification
7. Frontal Damage Amplification

Also be prepared to change your Arcana settings often: a Sorcerer player interviewed on the Gunttimi channel said they had changed theirs nine times already, since the class's damage is spread fairly evenly across its skills rather than concentrated in one or two.

Heroic gear is Korea-only for now; it is not available at global launch. On Korean servers, Sinsa advises against upgrading to Heroic rings until your main active skills, such as Hellfire, are at least level 20, because tuning skills on Heroic gear costs a large amount of resources that are better spent elsewhere early on.

On Korean servers, Sinsa's top recommended title is Creation of Heaven and Earth, for its Damage Amplification and Accuracy; he says critical hit is easy to cap anyway once you have enough Daevanion points and Pendants.

Strengths and weaknesses

Aion 2 Sorcerer FAQ

In this series

• Aion 2 Beginner Guide for the Global Launch
• Aion 2 Assassin Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build
• Aion 2 Chanter Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build
• Aion 2 Cleric Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build
• Aion 2 Gladiator Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build
• Aion 2 Ranger Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build
• Aion 2 Spiritmaster Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build
• Aion 2 Templar Guide: Skills, Stigmas and Build

Sources

Screenshots on this page are frames from the videos below, used to illustrate what they describe. All rights remain with their creators. Skill unlock levels, point costs and specialty options come from the game client data published by aion2.app. Skill icons come from the same game client data.

• AION 2 Sorcerer Guide For Skills & Stigmas | Macros & Daevanion Setup | Ultimate Beginners Guide, aLuckyRO, September 15, 2026
• AION 2 Sorcerer PVE Build for Skills & Stigmas | Beginners Guide | Sorcerer Gameplay | Global, aLuckyRO, August 25, 2026
• AION 2 Macro Build For Sorcerer | Early Game Beginners Guide and Gameplay, aLuckyRO, August 29, 2026
• AION 2 Sorcerer Guide: Devanion Setup & Priorities for Early Game | Beginners Guide, aLuckyRO, August 31, 2026
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• AION 2 All 5 Professions Explains, CrusherXGaming, September 14, 2026
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• The Illusion setup that beats Smite: a Chapter 1 Sorcerer PvE guide for top scores, Sinsa, July 11, 2026 (in Korean)
• Aion 2 Chapter 1 Sorcerer PvE guide: Arcana, skills, stigmas, Daevanion and upgrade order, Sinsa, July 2, 2026 (in Korean)
• A complete PvE guide from the top-ranked Sorcerer, Damyeon, August 1, 2026 (in Korean)
• A Sorcerer levelling guide from 1 to 45 that makes the main quest easier, Damyeon, November 19, 2025 (in Korean)
• A Sorcerer skill tree for reaching max level fast, Kim Sangdeu, November 19, 2025 (in Korean)
• Aion 2 class recommendations, part 2: Templar, Sorcerer, Cleric and Gladiator, Gunttimi, June 30, 2026 (in Korean)
• Sorcerer skills for the early main quests, Inven, November 20, 2025 (in Korean)
• How to take a skill to level 16 to 20, Inven, November 25, 2025 (in Korean)
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