AION 2 Global server list: All 98 Worlds by Region

AION 2 Global server list at a glance

Picking a world gets complicated when the same server names appear across several regions. The AION 2 Global server list helps you identify your destination, compare reported population, and coordinate with friends before creating a character. This AION 2 Global server list covers the 98 worlds shown in the supplied tracker snapshot, with names organized by region and faction.

The detailed roster comes from the QuestLog AION 2 server status tracker, a third-party resource that explicitly states it is unaffiliated with NCSOFT. Its population figures, load labels, and restrictions describe the captured snapshot; they should not be treated as current guarantees.

Tracker region	Listed worlds	Reported players online	Reported regional share
NA East	16	80,750	29%
NA West	10	29,121	11%
Europe	44	72,550	26%
South America	12	55,072	20%
Asia	16	36,798	13%

Across those regions, the tracker reported overall online population and peak activity. These are third-party figures, not official population disclosures. The regional percentages are reproduced as displayed and reflect rounding.

For the official product listing, visit the AION 2 Steam store page. The supplied Steam capture stopped at an age-verification screen, so it does not independently confirm the server roster or population figures.

All 98 worlds: server names by faction and region

The tracker places Elyos worlds in the left column and Asmodian worlds in the right column. The tables below preserve that arrangement.

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Read each entry as a complete destination: region, faction, and world name. “Siel” alone is incomplete because that name appears in every listed region.

Worlds listed in all five regions

These ten worlds appear in NA East, NA West, Europe, South America, and Asia. Together, they account for 50 entries across the five regional rosters.

Elyos world	Asmodian world	Regions where both are listed
Siel	Israphel	All five regions
Nezekan	Zikel	All five regions
Vaizel	Triniel	All five regions
Kaisinel	Lumiel	All five regions
Yustiel	Marchutan	All five regions

This table is the complete NA West roster. Other regions contain additional worlds, listed below.

The side-by-side formatting follows the tracker’s presentation. It does not establish a special matchmaking relationship or transfer connection between the two worlds on a row.

Additional worlds outside the shared roster

NA East and Asia each add six worlds to the shared ten. South America adds two. Europe also includes all six worlds in this table before its additional Europe-only entries.

Elyos world	Asmodian world	Additional regions
Ariel	Azphel	NA East, Europe, South America, Asia
Fregion	Ereshkigal	NA East, Europe, Asia
Meslamtaeda	Beritra	NA East, Europe, Asia

That brings NA East and Asia to 16 worlds each, and South America to 12.

For example, an Asmodian player looking for Beritra will find it in the supplied NA East, Europe, and Asia rosters. Beritra does not appear in the supplied NA West or South America lists.

Additional Europe-only worlds

Europe has the largest roster in this snapshot: 44 worlds. Its list consists of the ten shared worlds, the six additional worlds above, and these 28 entries.

Elyos world	Asmodian world
Hithanya	Nemon
Nania	Hadala
Tahavatha	Ludra
Luteros	Ulgorn
Phernos	Munin
Daminu	Odar
Kasaka	Zemurru
Bakarma	Kromede
Tsenka	Quai
Kochi	Baba
Ishtar	Fafnir
Tiamat	Indnath
Gauss	Agnita
Lamuatan	Atiel

These names complete the AION 2 Global server list represented in the reference snapshot. A name missing from another region should not be assumed available there simply because Europe has it.

A good approach is to copy your group’s exact destination into a shared message before anyone creates a character. Including the faction and region prevents confusion between identically named worlds.

How to read the AION 2 Global server list

Server names answer where you can look; status indicators help you assess whether that destination is practical at the time you join.

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QuestLog displayed the following overall conditions in the captured data:

Snapshot indicator	Reported value
Servers online	98 of 98
Servers labeled full	5
Players in queue	91
Servers with a reported queue	1
Creation-locked servers	39 of 98

Those indicators describe different conditions. An online world may still carry a full label or a character-creation restriction. The tracker does not provide enough detail in the supplied capture to explain every restriction’s scope or exceptions.

Population and availability need separate checks

NA East illustrates the distinction. Its snapshot showed Siel, Israphel, Zikel, Triniel, and Azphel as Full. Zikel also displayed the reported queue of 91.

Other NA East worlds carried Busy or Good labels. Every Europe and Asia entry shown carried a Good label, while NA West and South America had a mixture of labels.

These are the tracker’s categories. The reference does not define the numerical thresholds behind them, so a “Good” label should not be converted into an invented population limit or a promise of unrestricted entry.

A good approach is to check both the displayed load and the actual character-creation availability before your group commits. A populated world has little practical value for a new group member who cannot create the intended character there.

A regional total is not your world’s population

NA East’s 80,750 reported players were distributed across its regional roster. That figure does not describe Siel, Israphel, or any other individual world.

Likewise, Europe’s 44-world roster does not prove that each world has a larger community than a world in a smaller region. Keep regional totals, individual world counts, and access restrictions separate when comparing options.

Choosing a region and coordinating with friends

The Utopia player video about preparing for AION 2 Global provides player experience and community reports about region selection, faction choices, and launch access. Its prelaunch information should be read alongside the later server-status snapshot.

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Resolve the region labels before choosing

The video describes the client’s regions as NA East, NA West, South America, Central Europe, and Japan. The tracker uses NA East, NA West, Europe, South America, and Asia.

The supplied material does not independently establish whether “Asia” is an exact substitute for the client’s “Japan” label, or specify the physical hosting location behind every tracker category. Check the label presented by your client before translating a tracker listing into a destination.

Community reports in the video also said no dedicated global Oceania region had been announced. No Oceania category appears in the later tracker snapshot either.

For players in Australia or New Zealand, a good approach is to compare the available regions using actual connection behavior. The material does not support naming one region as universally preferable for everyone in Oceania.

Agree on faction as well as world

According to the video’s player experience, Elyos and Asmodian use separate home worlds. Faction selection affects the starting area, story, visual identity, legion community, and PvP allegiance.

The video also reports that both factions have the same eight launch classes. Picking a faction therefore should not be based on an assumption that one side exclusively offers a particular launch class.

For a group, a useful destination message would look like:

• Region: NA East
• Faction: Elyos
• Primary world: Kaisinel
• Backup world: Yustiel

Those are listed destinations, used here as an organizational example. Their inclusion is not a recommendation based on an unsupported ranking.

Treat matchmaking and home-world access separately

Player experience in the video describes dungeon matchmaking extending beyond an individual world within the same region. That does not establish unrestricted cross-region play or guarantee that friends on different home worlds can share every activity.

A good approach is to coordinate the same region, faction, and home world when your goal is to play together consistently. Use broader dungeon matchmaking as a reported feature, rather than as a substitute for agreeing on a destination.

The AION 2 Global server list is especially useful here: it lets everyone verify the full destination before progressing separately.

What to check before creating your character

A server decision involves more than choosing a familiar name. Access timing, restrictions, and connection quality can affect whether the choice works for your group.

Use the launch timeline as background

Community reports in the prelaunch video describe early-access worlds opening September 30 and additional launch worlds opening October 5. The video also says free players could enter early-access worlds after the free-to-play launch, subject to availability.

The supplied tracker capture supplies the roster used in this article, but it does not identify which individual names belong to each launch wave. Do not assign a world to early access or the later launch based solely on its name, load label, or population.

The practical lesson from the video is straightforward: an earlier player’s destination does not guarantee later entry for friends. The captured creation locks reinforce the need to check access before committing.

Keep transfers out of your backup plan

The video’s community reports describe transfers as planned, with launch timing and rules unresolved. The supplied later material does not settle those details.

A good approach is to agree on a backup destination before creating characters. That gives the group a concrete alternative without relying on an unconfirmed transfer schedule.

If someone encounters a restriction, compare the group’s options before everyone progresses on separate worlds.

Check connection consistency

The video’s player experience emphasizes latency and connection spikes, particularly when combat involves fast attack timing and combos.

That supports checking how your connection behaves over time, rather than choosing solely from a single low ping reading. It does not prove that any particular networking product will produce the same improvement for another player.

Before committing, use this checklist:

• Confirm the region label in your client.
• Match your faction with the people you intend to join.
• Verify the exact world name.
• Check current creation restrictions and load information.
• Agree on an available backup destination.
• Evaluate connection stability to the intended region.

Use the AION 2 Global server list to organize that decision, then verify changing conditions when you join. The roster gives you a clear starting point; availability remains time-sensitive.

FAQ

How many worlds are in the AION 2 Global server list?

The supplied QuestLog snapshot lists 98 worlds: 16 in NA East, 10 in NA West, 44 in Europe, 12 in South America, and 16 in Asia. These counts come from a third-party tracker.

Does AION 2 Global have an Oceania region?

The player video reports no dedicated global Oceania region, and the supplied tracker snapshot has no Oceania category. The material does not confirm a future addition.

Are Siel and Israphel available in multiple regions?

Yes. Siel appears in the Elyos column and Israphel in the Asmodian column across all five tracker regions. Specify the region as well as the name when coordinating with friends.

Can free players join an early-access world?

Community reports in the video say free players could join early-access worlds beginning October 5, subject to availability. Entry is not guaranteed: the later tracker snapshot reports full worlds and creation restrictions.