Season 36 of the Aion Daeva Pass just went live, and you know what that means — it’s time to hoard missions like they’re candy, chase cosmetics like it’s fashion week in Atreia, and argue with yourself about whether or not to buy the Premium version for the fifth time this year.
Running from July 17 through August 14, 2025, this season’s Daeva Pass is basically a cleverly disguised checklist addiction. And let’s be real — we love it that way.
What the Void Is a Daeva Pass (Again)?
For anyone who’s been too busy roleplaying a Daeva philosopher or stuck in the PvP Abyss with zero time to read patch notes, the Daeva Pass is Aion’s take on a battle pass. Each season brings a new lineup of missions and shiny rewards to unlock as you level it up.
You don’t need to pay to participate — but if you want the real treats (aka the stuff that isn’t just consumables and XP dust), you’ll need to spring for the Premium Daeva Pass.
And this month? The Premium rewards hit a little different.
Premium Daeva Pass Season 36: Worth the Kinah?
Let’s not dance around it — Premium is where the action is. Season 36’s Premium Daeva Pass includes:
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The Luminary Sita Outfit Set – A look so good, it might distract your enemies long enough for you to stab them.
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[Event] Value Selection Box – AKA a mystery box of happiness or disappointment, depending on your RNG.
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[Event] Ultimate Enchantment Stone Selection Box – No more praying to the RNG gods. Choose your own destiny (and gear upgrade).
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Daeva Pass Missions – Exclusive missions that offer better XP and more currency than your ex ever gave you in attention.
So yes — it’s worth it, especially if you play regularly. And if you're into collecting cosmetics that scream “I survived Aion Season 36 and all I got was this fabulous outfit,” this is your season.
Mission-Clearing Madness: The Real Meta
If there’s one thing that defines Daeva Pass culture, it’s strategic multitasking. You’ll be clearing mobs, crafting, gathering, emoting, jumping off cliffs for no reason — all in the name of clearing weekly and daily missions.
There’s a certain joy in knocking out three missions at once while pretending you’re not just chasing the next tier reward. It’s called productivity. Or obsession. Either way, it works.
And don’t forget — finishing all missions grants you bonus EXP and seasonal completion rewards that may or may not include a mini existential crisis about how many hours you just spent doing jump emotes in Sanctum.
Sita Outfit: Slay or Nay?
Slay. Obviously.
Let’s be honest — Aion’s fashion game is half the reason people still log in. And the Luminary Sita Outfit Set? It’s divine with a side of “please don’t nerf this.” It looks sharp, it’s exclusive to this pass, and it pairs nicely with wings that cost more than a small car.
If your Daeva’s wardrobe needs a summer refresh, this set makes a bold statement: “I do my dailies. Religiously.”
Why Season 36 Feels Bigger (Even If It’s Technically the Same Size)
Sure, every season comes with its own perks. But there’s something about Season 36 that feels more… refined. Whether it’s the way missions are structured, the value in the selection boxes, or just the sheer polish of the cosmetics, it feels like Aion is doubling down on making the Daeva Pass a must-do event — not just a “meh, I’ll log in next week” afterthought.
There’s also a nice rhythm to this season — like it wants to respect your time while still giving you that sweet dopamine hit every time the “Mission Complete” box flashes on-screen.
Final Verdict: A Polished, Power-Packed Season
Daeva Pass Season 36 delivers a perfect mix of cosmetics, enchantments, and mission-based content without feeling like a grind-for-the-sake-of-it system. Whether you’re hardcore min-maxing or casually collecting outfits between lore dives and comic binges, there’s value here — especially if you’re willing to grab the Premium tier.
Just don’t forget to actually claim your rewards before the season ends. We’ve all been there. The heartbreak is real.
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