Introduced with the October 28, 2026 Global update, the 28-day attendance track includes 8,000 Soul Crystals, eight Odyle Energy items, 40 Battle Enhance Scrolls and six Soul Codex: Reset items if every milestone is claimed. Those are useful supplies, especially for players still developing their Genus boards and dungeon equipment. There are two details worth understanding before treating the calendar as free storage, however: rewards can only be claimed once per server, and certain event items are scheduled for removal in December.
How Atreia's Call Works
Atreia's Call began after the October 28 maintenance and is scheduled to finish before the December 2, 2026 maintenance in Europe. Find the track under In-Game Menu > Attendance. This is a login-based reward calendar, not the separate Prelude to Flight Daeva Pass. There are no Pass EXP missions or Premium purchase attached to the published Atreia's Call rewards.
NC's rules say that each attendance reward may be claimed once per server. All event items are non-tradable and arrive directly in the inventory after they are claimed, rather than in the mailbox. Do not assume that every alternative character can independently collect the same reward track, and check the receiving inventory before reporting a missing item.
The event contains 28 claimable days within a period longer than four weeks, giving players some room to miss a login. The official notice does not, however, explain a paid catch-up system or guarantee that a missed reward can be recovered. Claim your available day regularly instead of relying on an unannounced make-up feature.
Reset-time warning: the attendance notice describes a daily reset at midnight Pacific time. That converts to approximately 08:00 in Denmark before the US switches to standard time on November 1, and 09:00 CET afterwards. A separate patch-note line also mentions 08:00 CET, without clearly accounting for the clock change. Use the timer displayed in the Global client's Attendance menu as the final authority. Our AION 2 Weekly Reset Guide covers how this daily activity fits around the game's other recurring limits.
All 28 Atreia's Call Rewards
NC has published every day's item and quantity. The pattern is deliberately predictable: Soul Crystals appear on days 6, 13, 20 and 27, followed by Odyle Energy on days 7, 14, 21 and 28. This makes the end of each seven-day stretch particularly attractive to players interested in longer-term progression.
| Day | Reward (Bound) | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Resurrection Spiritstone | 5 |
| 2 | Artisan's Roasted Fogus | 5 |
| 3 | Soul Codex: Reset | 3 |
| 4 | Life Crystal | 10 |
| 5 | Battle Enhance Scroll | 10 |
| 6 | Soul Crystal | 2,000 |
| 7 | Odyle Energy | 2 |
| 8 | Resurrection Spiritstone | 10 |
| 9 | Artisan's Roasted Fogus | 5 |
| 10 | Content Usage Ticket Selection Chest | 1 |
| 11 | Unknown Fissure Challenge Ticket | 2 |
| 12 | Battle Enhance Scroll | 10 |
| 13 | Soul Crystal | 2,000 |
| 14 | Odyle Energy | 2 |
| 15 | Resurrection Spiritstone | 5 |
| 16 | Artisan's Roasted Fogus | 5 |
| 17 | Soul Codex: Reset | 3 |
| 18 | Life Crystal | 10 |
| 19 | Battle Enhance Scroll | 10 |
| 20 | Soul Crystal | 2,000 |
| 21 | Odyle Energy | 2 |
| 22 | Resurrection Spiritstone | 10 |
| 23 | Artisan's Roasted Fogus | 5 |
| 24 | Content Usage Ticket Selection Chest | 1 |
| 25 | Unknown Fissure Challenge Ticket | 2 |
| 26 | Battle Enhance Scroll | 10 |
| 27 | Soul Crystal | 2,000 |
| 28 | Odyle Energy | 2 |
Across all 28 milestones, the complete total is 8,000 Soul Crystals, eight Odyle Energy, 40 Battle Enhance Scrolls, 30 Resurrection Spiritstones, 20 Artisan's Roasted Fogus, 20 Life Crystals, six Soul Codex: Reset, two Content Usage Ticket Selection Chests and four Unknown Fissure Challenge Tickets. These figures are calculated from NC's official daily table, not estimated drop rates or rewards that arrive automatically after one login.
Atreia's Call is separate from Prelude to Flight, which has its own 50-level Basic and Premium reward tracks. Players can participate in both, but their progression rules, currencies and claim windows should not be mixed together.
Which Rewards Are Worth Planning Around?
Soul Crystals are the headline reward for Genus progression. Four payments of 2,000 add up to 8,000 bound crystals, a welcome supply for anyone improving Pet and Genus Insight. Our Pet and Genus Insight Guide explains why the crystals become valuable when upgrading board statistics, especially once locked lines make repeated Analysis more expensive. The crystals are also obtainable through activities such as the new Odylium Repository and the open-world treasure hunting covered in our Hidden Cube Guide. Unlike a dungeon run, the attendance reward does not compete for an entry.
Odyle Energy is the other major reason to finish the track. Two items appear at the end of each seven-day block, for eight in total. Odyle Energy is used when claiming rewards from eligible dungeon content; it is not simply another dungeon-entry ticket. Its usefulness depends on the content you can clear and the reward cubes you intend to claim. Our Odyle Energy Guide explains regeneration, storage limits and how consumables fit into that system. Consider when to use the event supply rather than consuming it automatically on collection.
Soul Codex: Reset and challenge tickets are practical extras. The six Reset items can help players rework equipment bonuses; our Soul Binding Guide explains when a full Reset makes sense instead of improving existing lines. The two Content Usage Ticket Selection Chests deserve a check in the live client before opening: NC's attendance announcement names the chests but does not provide their full selection contents. Four Unknown Fissure Challenge Tickets offer further attempts at the associated activity, while Resurrection Spiritstones and combat consumables reduce the ordinary cost of experimentation with difficult encounters.
None of these supplies needs to be presented as an extraordinary windfall on its own. Their strength is cumulative: an active character receives several weeks of useful materials without taking on another demanding progression task. For a game that already offers plenty of those, the simplicity is part of the appeal.
December 2 End Date and December 16 Item Removal
December 2 is the expected European event-end maintenance date. One line in NC's standalone attendance notice also says December 1 while calling it a Wednesday; December 1, 2026 is actually a Tuesday. The accompanying Global patch notes identify Wednesday, December 2. Check the live event countdown as maintenance approaches, rather than treating the contradictory notice line as a separate additional day.
A second deadline affects some of the items themselves. NC's event notice lists the following rewards for removal at 00:00 PST on December 16, 2026, equivalent to 09:00 CET:
| Item listed in removal table | Removal date |
|---|---|
| Odyle Energy (Bound) | December 16, 2026 |
| Unknown Fissure Challenge Ticket (Bound) | December 16, 2026 |
| Content Usage Ticket Selection Chest (Bound) | December 16, 2026 |
There is one genuine inconsistency in NC's wording. Its removal table specifies Odyle Energy (Bound), but a subsequent note refers to Small Odyle Energy (Bound), with an apparent repeated word in the original notice. We cannot resolve that conflict by guessing which item the developer meant. Check the expiry tooltip on the actual reward and any newer NC clarification, and use affected event items before the stated removal date.
The notice does not list a December 16 removal for every other attendance reward. That is not a promise that every unlisted item can be kept indefinitely: individual inventory tooltips remain the safest reference.
Atreia's Call is not the flashiest addition to AION 2's October update. There are no new bosses to master and no elaborate currency exchange to calculate. It does, however, reward a habit most active players already have, and its Soul Crystals and Energy are useful far beyond the Attendance screen. Claim the days you can, check the December deadlines and resist the temptation to leave consumables untouched until they vanish. Even a veteran Daeva should not lose a reward to the calendar.
Official sources: NC's AION 2 Global New Attendance Event Notice (October 2026) and AION 2 Global October 28 Patch Notes. Reward amounts reflect NC's published Global table. Check the live client for revised dates or item descriptions.
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