NC is launching Ludra Conquest Check-In, a fourteen-day attendance event offering seven rewards, including 1.5 million Bound Kina, 2,000 Centuryroot Tokens, 3,000 Phantasmal Fragments, 30,000 Abyss Points and 3,000 Soul Crystals. Completing the track also awards a Lush Leaf Tiara helmet appearance.
The attraction is straightforward: players need only seven daily check-ins during the event period. NC explicitly allows up to seven missed days, making this one of the more forgiving reward calendars in AION 2's busy November schedule.
There is no Ludra clear requirement attached to the published attendance rewards. Whether you are preparing for Hard Mode or still developing your first serious equipment set, the event offers useful progression resources without asking you to survive another raid encounter.
Ludra Conquest Check-In Dates and Rules
The event begins on November 4, 2026 at 15:00 CET and closes on November 18 at 08:59 CET. These are the European Global times published by NC. In Pacific time, the corresponding schedule runs from November 4 at 06:00 PST until November 17 at 23:59 PST.
The system follows a sequential attendance track. Each day you complete an eligible check-in, you unlock the next reward in the calendar. Your first successful check-in provides Day 1, your second provides Day 2, and the seventh completes the track.
That is an important distinction from events where a specific reward is only available on one fixed calendar date. You do not need to start on November 4 to receive the first reward, although you must leave enough time to complete seven separate daily check-ins before the event ends.
| Event Detail | Official Information |
|---|---|
| Start | November 4, 15:00 CET |
| End | November 18, 08:59 CET |
| Reward Milestones | 7 |
| Required Check-Ins | 7 separate days |
| Missed Days Allowed | Up to 7 |
| Ludra Raid Clear | Not required by the announced attendance rules |
NC has not announced a paid catch-up mechanism or an option to collect several missed rewards through one login. The seven-day allowance provides flexibility, but it does not remove the event's closing deadline.
The official Ludra announcement also does not specify a separate account, character or server claim restriction for this attendance track. Nor does it give a detailed menu path or mail-expiration rule. Players should follow the event interface when it becomes available rather than borrowing the rules from a different promotion.
That distinction is particularly important because Atreia's Call is already running. Its 28-day reward calendar has its own claim conditions and December deadlines. The two attendance campaigns should be treated separately, even though their reward periods overlap.
All Seven Ludra Conquest Check-In Rewards
NC has published the complete reward sequence. The seven milestones provide several established progression currencies before finishing with a cosmetic helmet.
| Check-In | Reward | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Bound Kina | 500,000 |
| Day 2 | Centuryroot Token (Shugo Coin) | 2,000 |
| Day 3 | Phantasmal Fragment (Nightmare Coin) | 3,000 |
| Day 4 | Abyss Points | 30,000 |
| Day 5 | Soul Crystal | 3,000 |
| Day 6 | Bound Kina | 1,000,000 |
| Day 7 | Lush Leaf Tiara (Helmet) | 1 |
Bound Kina is the largest part of the package. The first check-in provides 500,000, while the sixth awards another million. Together, those two payments amount to 1.5 million Bound Kina, a welcome contribution towards character progression.
The distinction between Bound Kina and other currency balances still matters. Players should confirm which purchases and upgrade expenses accept the event's currency rather than assume it can be used for every form of trading.
Centuryroot Tokens and Phantasmal Fragments support two different activities. The 2,000 Centuryroot Tokens awarded on Day 2 are associated with Shugo Festival, where players participate in minigames and exchange the resulting currency for items through the Festival Shop.
Our Shugo Festival Guide covers the minigames, Reward Keys and shop options. The event tokens can be particularly useful for players who do not regularly participate in the Festival but still want to make progress towards an available shop purchase.
Day 3 provides 3,000 Phantasmal Fragments, the currency earned through Nightmare's solo boss challenges. These can be exchanged for progression materials and other rewards, subject to the current Nightmare Shop inventory and purchase limits.
Players unfamiliar with the system can consult our Nightmare Dungeon Guide, which explains the boss ladder, daily attempts and the available rewards. An additional supply of fragments is useful without requiring another successful boss attempt.
Day 4 awards 30,000 Abyss Points. Abyss Points have been part of AION's competitive progression identity since the original game, rewarding participation in a world where faction conflict is practically a national pastime. Their precise purchasing value depends on the current Global shop prices and a player's existing balance.
NC's attendance notice does not promise that 30,000 Abyss Points will purchase any particular item, so players should compare the reward with their immediate PvP progression goals.
Day 5 provides 3,000 Soul Crystals, making it especially relevant to characters developing Pet and Genus Insight. These crystals are used alongside Kina in Genus Analysis, where players work towards permanent character bonuses.
That system becomes increasingly expensive when desirable statistics are locked for further analysis. Our Pet and Genus Insight Guide explains why a careful spending strategy matters more than simply rerolling until the crystal supply disappears.
The Soul Crystals complement the separate 8,000 available across Atreia's Call's full reward calendar. Players participating in both events can therefore obtain additional progression materials without relying exclusively on dungeon farming.
The seventh reward is the Lush Leaf Tiara. NC identifies it as a helmet appearance, giving collectors a cosmetic reason to complete the entire track.
The official announcement does not establish whether the tiara can be customized, whether it provides Collection Points or whether it might return in a future promotion. Those details should be checked in the live Global client rather than inferred from the promotional artwork.
Still, it is an appropriately AION-like finishing reward. Few MMORPGs are quite as comfortable with the idea of heavily armed warriors preparing to battle an ancient dragon while carefully choosing their headwear.
How to Collect Everything During Ludra's Return
Ludra Conquest Check-In is only one part of NC's November celebration. Sanctuary Raid: Ludra returns on November 4 with revised encounter mechanics and two difficulties available immediately.
Normal Mode requires Item Level 2,800, while Hard Mode requires 3,000. NC is also organising a regional first-clear competition for the first twenty groups to defeat Hard Mode Ludra.
Those requirements are separate from the attendance event. Players who cannot enter the raid can still complete the published check-in track. Our Ludra Raid Preview explains the encounter requirements and the accompanying Ludra Hunt competition.
Other events overlap with the same period. Daeva Bootcamp asks the Global community to complete up to seven million eligible dungeon runs, while the Ludra Twitch Drops campaign provides rewards for watching participating streams. These are separate participation systems, not additional requirements for claiming the seven check-in rewards.
NC also continues its Odyle Energy Boost promotion, which provides four Odyle Energy items per account per day through in-game mail until the November 11 maintenance in Europe. Those messages expire seven days after delivery.
That mail-expiration rule applies to Odyle Energy Boost. NC has not announced an identical seven-day mail rule for Ludra Conquest Check-In, and readers should not confuse the two.
For players managing several events at once, the most useful routine is simple: check the available attendance rewards, claim time-sensitive mail, then decide which dungeon, raid or other activity deserves the rest of the session.
Collectors may also want to participate in the Ludra Outfit Contest, which begins November 4 and offers a first-place prize of 6,000 Quna for an original, Ludra-inspired character screenshot. That competition has its own submission rules and is entirely separate from the Lush Leaf Tiara attendance reward.
The most important advice for Ludra Conquest Check-In is not to overcomplicate it. Seven daily check-ins are required, and NC allows seven missed days, but the event still closes on November 18 at 08:59 CET.
A player who starts late may still complete the track if enough eligible check-in days remain. Someone who leaves everything until the final evening cannot expect seven rewards to appear at once.
For established characters, the event provides a useful selection of currencies supporting existing progression systems. For newer players, it offers materials and Kina without requiring access to the hardest encounters. And for collectors, there is a new helmet waiting at the end.
Ludra's return may demand hours of preparation, careful group coordination and a thorough understanding of what happens when a dragon becomes particularly annoyed.
Collecting 1.5 million Bound Kina and the other attendance rewards requires something rather less dramatic.
Remember to log in seven times.
Sometimes the simplest strategies are the most effective.
Official source: NC – Ludra Awakens on November 4th, published October 23 and updated October 30, 2026. Event dates, check-in requirements, rewards and the seven-day missed-login allowance follow the official AION 2 Global announcement. NC may revise event conditions.
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