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PLAYER HANDBOOK · Character growth

Daevanion: plan a connected route

Budget Daevanion Crystals across boards and prioritise the skill nodes your class actually uses.

By AION2 Codex · Reviewed · Global-focused, source-scoped guidance

Quick answer

Choose a useful destination node, count the connecting path and compare that cost with other boards. A shared crystal pool means you cannot spend the same crystals twice.

Your next three steps

  1. Open your class guide and identify the active and passive skills you prioritise.
  2. Find their nodes and count every connecting node.
  3. Compare the resulting total skill levels before spending.

The Global board reference

Nezekan, Zikel, Vaizel and Triniel are the four stat boards described in the Global launch research, unlocking at levels 12, 20, 30 and 40. They share ordinary Daevanion Crystals. Azphel is a separate PvP board using its own crystals.

Route for your build

Nodes can add stats or skill levels. Start at an owned node and build a connected path. Do not copy another class’s skill labels even when the board layout looks familiar.

  • Compare the full path cost, not just the destination.
  • Check whether the skill level unlocks an option or another Specialty selection.
  • Our class guides use total levels 8 / 12 / 16 for one / two / three Specialty selections, following the owner’s in-game correction.

If you chose the wrong route

Inspect the board’s refund action and displayed Kina charge. The community reference reports crystals being returned, but read your current confirmation before resetting. Photograph or note your useful route so a later experiment does not erase the plan.

Continue with your build

Sources, evidence & version scope

This page is a planning guide, not a connected-node optimiser. Board coordinates and refund costs are not independently verified in game.

This is an original editorial synthesis. The references below were read on October 3, 2026; reading a community client-data analysis does not mean we tested its mechanics in the live game.

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