VERIFIED SEPTEMBER 15, 2026

AION 2 Founder’s Packs Compared

Compare AION 2 Founder’s Packs: five-day Advance Access, 30-day Membership, Standard vs Deluxe vs Ultimate contents, regional-price caution and launcher choice.

What all three packs share

Confirmed GlobalAll three Founder’s Pack tiers include five-day Advance Access beginning September 30 and a 30-day Special Quai Membership. Steam currently lists US prices of $24.99 Standard, $49.99 Deluxe and $99.99 Ultimate; regional pricing can differ.
PackCurrent Steam US priceKey contents shown officially
Standard$24.995-day Advance Access, Campaign Supply Chest, Vanguard of Atreia title, 30-day Membership
Deluxe$49.99Standard + Ascended Daeva skin set + Eternal Sun weapon skin chest
Ultimate$99.99Deluxe + styling chest + Moonlit Aria skin + Black Dragon pet + Blazing Sun Wings

The practical buying decision

If your only goal is to start on September 30, the official contents make Standard the functional baseline. Deluxe and Ultimate add mostly cosmetic/collection value on top. All three tiers use the same five-day Advance Access window.

What the included Membership actually unlocks

NC’s August 20 Founder update says the 30-day Special Quai Membership includes Remote Storage, Personal Trading, Wind Breeze Merchants, a higher Odyle Energy maximum, Market access, the Quna Exchange Shop, and extra Odyle Energy Cube selections in Expedition, Transcendence and Sanctuary.

Read the Membership guide →

Steam or PURPLE before you buy

Use the storefront/launcher you actually plan to play through and do not assume a Founder entitlement transfers between Steam and PURPLE unless NC explicitly documents that path for your account. The official pre-release material does not currently provide a general cross-store transfer promise.

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Regional price caution

Check your storefrontPrices vary by region and currency. This guide deliberately does not hard-code a single “global price” from one Steam locale. Use the price shown by your storefront.

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