Aion 4.0 introduces several new ways allowing players to exchange theirs AP relics (which gives you even more AP) – some involve some risk, others cooperation of whole legion. Also in latest Aion 4.0 players will be able to collect and exchange NEW AP relics, which gives up to 10200 AP!!!
| Quality | Northern Katalam main base (100%) / Abyss main base / Sarpan / Gelk / Ingg | Southern Katalam (105%) | Abyss Core 5 lvl village (150%) |
Underground Katalam / Legion Katalam Fort (150%) | |
| NEW AP Relic | Major Ancient Greater Lesser |
6800 5100 3400 1700 |
7140 5355 3570 1785 |
x | 10200 7650 5100 2550 |
| Crown | Major Ancient Greater Lesser |
6400 4800 3200 1600 |
6720 5040 3360 1680 |
9600 7200 4800 2400 |
x |
| Goblet | Major Ancient Greater Lesser |
3200 2400 1600 800 |
3360 2520 1680 840 |
4800 3600 2400 1200 |
x |
| Seal | Major Ancient Greater Lesser |
2400 1800 1200 600 |
2520 1890 1260 630 |
x | x |
| Icon | Major Ancient Greater Lesser |
1200 900 600 300 |
1260 945 630 315 |
x | x |
Underground Katalam – 150% exchange rate
In Aion 4.0 new AP relics will be introduced, which give even more AP than Crowns (see table above). These new AP relics can be exchange with the 150% rating in the Underground Katalam (PvP zone), tho it is little risky it is also highly profitable! Also rest of “old AP relics” also can be exchange here with 150% rating 🙂
Katalam Forts occupied by legion – 150% exchange rate
There are many advantages if yours legion is holding a Katalam Fort – one of them is privilege to exchange AP relics (new one as well) with 150% rating without risk!
Southern Katalam – 105% exchange rate
NPC in Southern Katalam allow players to exchange theirs AP relics (new one as well) with 105% rating. No risk involving.
Northern Katalam main base – normal exchange rate
NPC in Northern Katalam main base, can exchange AP relics with normal rating same as in main Abyss base, Gelk/Ingg base or Sarpan base.
Source: AP relic exchange on Korean PowerBook.
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