AION 2 Atreia's Call Attendance Event — Dates & Rewards

AION 2’s second attendance track arrived with the October 28 maintenance: Atreia’s Call, a 28-day login event that hands out one reward per day and needs nothing but a daily login. The notice is short and specific — a schedule, a reset time, a 28-row reward table and six notes — so this page reproduces all of it and marks the two places where the notice disagrees with itself rather than smoothing them over.

The short version: log in once a day, open the Attendance menu, collect the day’s item, and do not let Odyle Energy sit unspent past December 16. Everything below is from the official Steam announcement, not from a data-mined client.

When does the Atreia’s Call attendance event run?

From after the scheduled maintenance on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 until the scheduled maintenance on Wednesday, December 1 or December 2, 2026. That is not a hedge on our part. The official notice lists the window twice, on two consecutive schedule lines, and the two lines disagree:

December 1, 2026 is a Tuesday; December 2 is the Wednesday the same line names. That makes December 2 the internally consistent reading, and it also matches how NCSOFT writes every other maintenance-bounded event (start after a Wednesday maintenance, end before the next one). We would still treat December 1 as the practical deadline: if the event closes at the earlier of the two dates, a player who waited for December 2 loses the tail of the track. There is no cost to collecting early and a real cost to being wrong.

Two things the notice is unambiguous about: the event begins only after the October 28 maintenance completes, so the maintenance window itself does not count as a day, and it ends at a maintenance boundary rather than at a fixed clock time on the final day.

What time does the daily attendance reset?

12:00 AM PT, stated in the notice as “Attendance resets daily at 12:00 AM (PT).” PT here means Pacific Time, which is the reference clock NCSOFT uses across the global service — the same clock the maintenance windows run on.

The part worth planning around is that the event straddles the end of US daylight time on November 1, 2026. The reset stays at midnight in California, but its UTC equivalent moves by an hour, which means your local reset time moves too:

If you play in Asia or Europe, the reset is late afternoon or early morning depending on where you sit, and the November 1 shift is the one that catches people out: a routine built around 16:00 KST becomes 17:00 KST for the last month of the event. Those conversions are arithmetic on the official PT time, not a separate announcement.

How do you claim the daily reward?

In-game menu → Attendance. The notice gives exactly that path and nothing more elaborate: no NPC to visit, no web page to open, no code to enter. The reward for the current day is sitting in that panel once the day has rolled over.

Four rules come with the rewards, all from the notice’s own notes:

• Non-tradable. Every item from this event is bound, so nothing here can be sold or passed to an alt through the Market.
• Once per server. Attendance rewards “can be claimed once per server” — relevant if you play on more than one world, and the reason this is not a per-account faucet.
• Delivered immediately. Rewards go straight to your inventory rather than to the mailbox, so there is no mail to open and no expiry timer on an unread letter.
• Subject to change. The notice reserves the right to adjust schedules and some rewards, and the event falls under the AION 2 Event Terms and Conditions linked from the announcement.

The inventory delivery detail is the one that matters in practice. Other AION 2 reward flows — coupon redemptions, for instance — arrive by mail, and players who are used to that habit sometimes wait for a letter that will never come. If a day’s item seems missing, check the bag before assuming the claim failed. The codes page covers the mail-based path separately, since the two systems behave differently.

What are the 28 daily rewards?

The full table as published, unedited apart from formatting:

The track is built on a seven-day cycle that repeats with the quantities adjusted: days 1–7 mirror days 15–21 almost exactly, and days 8–14 mirror days 22–28. The exception is that the second cycle doubles the Resurrection Spiritstone drop from 5 to 10 on its first day (day 8 versus day 1, day 22 versus day 15), which is why the resurrection total lands on 30 rather than 20.

What do the 28 days add up to?

Summed by item, the whole track pays out like this:

Odyle Energy is the line that matters. Eight units spread over four weeks is a small number against the dungeon energy caps described on the Odyle Energy page, but it is free energy in a system where the alternative is waiting or paying, and it arrives on a fixed schedule you can plan dungeon runs around. Resurrection Spiritstones at 30 are the largest count in the track and the item most likely to be consumed on a bad boss attempt; the Rise to the Challenge event selling them for Kina is worth knowing about precisely because this track alone will not keep a progression player stocked.

The two Content Usage Ticket Selection Chests are the only items whose contents the notice does not enumerate — the name says “selection chest” and stops there. Do not plan around a specific ticket until you have opened one.

The shape of the track also tells you who it is for. There is no weapon, no armor piece and no mount: this is an upkeep event, feeding consumables and enhancement materials into a player who is already leveling or gearing. A brand-new account gets more from the story than from day 3’s Soul Codex reset, but the Odyle Energy is useful at every stage.

What happens if you miss a day?

The notice describes no catch-up mechanic. It says attendance resets daily at 12:00 AM PT and lists 28 fixed days; it does not mention a make-up purchase, a retroactive claim, or a paid track that recovers skipped days. Treat a missed login as a missed reward.

That reading is consistent with how the previous AION 2 attendance event was written — the Halloween event below uses the same daily-reset wording — but it is a reading, not an official statement, so we are flagging it as inference rather than fact. What is official is narrower and still useful: the event lasts long enough that a single missed day does not cost you day 28, as long as the window is 35 days wide (October 28 to December 1) and the track is only 28 days long. You have roughly a week of slack across the whole event, not per day.

What else is running at the same time?

Two other events overlap Atreia’s Call, and they use different mechanics, so mixing them up wastes time:

Both are confirmed in their own Steam notices. The detail that trips people up is that Trick or Treat also uses the Attendance menu, so the panel can hold more than one board during October. If you open Attendance and see Halloween rewards, you are looking at the wrong track — Atreia’s Call has its own 28-day row and its own reset.

Rise to the Challenge is a shop event rather than a login event, which makes it the natural complement: it is the only confirmed way to turn Kina into resurrection stones right now, and the Kina guide covers where that currency comes from.

What has NCSOFT not announced?

The notice is precise about what it pays and vague about everything around it. Still unannounced as of October 28, 2026:

• Whether the track is per character or per account. “Once per server” settles the world question but not the character question. Do not assume an alt can run the same 28 days.
• What the Content Usage Ticket Selection Chest contains. The name implies a choice of content tickets; no list is published.
• Whether Atreia’s Call repeats or rotates. Nothing in the notice calls it seasonal or recurring.
• Whether a paid attendance pass exists. No such product has been announced, and none appears in the notice’s notes.

We will update this page when any of those four is answered. The tips and tricks guide covers how the daily loop fits around these events, and the launch patch notes track the client changes that arrived alongside them.

Evidence level: Official / Global. Every date, quantity, reset time and rule on this page comes from the Steam announcement “New Attendance Event Notice” published October 28, 2026 (AION 2, AppID 3393110). The December 1 versus December 2 discrepancy is in the source text, not an error in this page. Time-zone conversions are arithmetic on the stated 12:00 AM PT reset. The two overlapping events are drawn from their own Steam notices. No reward value, drop rate or mechanic has been inferred beyond what is labelled as inference.