Every Aion 2 player knows the set that would not finish: five pieces in three days, then the boots refuse to exist for two weeks. This order exists for that exact wall — scope the set, agree the slots, and the rotation runs until complete, luck included in the price.
What you get
- Source dungeons run until the target set is complete
- Every piece, material and Kinah drop kept
- Set slot plan agreed before the first run
- Drop log after every session
Requirements
Character levelAt or near cap
Dungeon accessEntry requirements met (we can include gate prep)
RegionNA · EU · SEA
FactionElyos or Asmodian
Execution options
Piloted: our player runs the dungeon rotation over VPN until the set completes. Stream on request.
Self-play: you join the party for the runs — same rotation, your hands on your character, moderately longer ETA.
How it works
Configure
Set your range, runs or target rank — the price updates instantly.
Match a booster
We assign a verified player and open your private order chat.
We play — you watch
Piloted with VPN and stream on request, or self-play in the party.
Done
Completion report in the chat; leave a review when you're happy.
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FAQ
Exactly that: the order is scoped to a set, not a number of runs. We agree the slot list before starting, and the rotation runs until every listed piece has dropped and is in your possession.
Then you got lucky and the order closes early — the price does not change in either direction. Averaging the RNG across orders is how a completion-scoped price works.
Any set sourced from repeatable content on the current version. Sets gated behind weekly lockouts take longer by nature — the ETA quote accounts for it before you pay.
Yes, and we plan around them: limited-entry sources are scheduled across resets, unlimited sources fill the gaps. That planning is part of what the order buys.
Set farming is the purest RNG grind in Aion 2: the dungeon is not hard, the drop just is not yours yet, and the difference between three runs and thirty is luck you cannot influence. A completion-scoped order flips who carries that variance — you pay for the finished set, and however many runs it takes is our schedule problem, not your evenings.
Every run happens on your character with full loot rights: the target pieces, the off-pieces, the materials and the Kinah all stay. Weekly entry limits are planned across resets so no capped source is wasted, and the drop log after each session shows exactly where the set stands. When the last slot fills, you get the completion report and a character that is ready for the enhancement stage — which we can also take off your hands.