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Legiões no AION 2: guildas, Salões da Legião e perks de guilda.

Published October 5, 2026 · Last updated October 9, 2026

Quick Answer: What Do Legions Do?

Legions are AION 2's guilds: they unlock through an early story quest ("Renewed Resolve" for Elyos, "Buried Atrocities" for Asmodians), grow guild levels with member perks, and maintain a Legion Hall — rentable space with decorations that carry stat effects. Practically, a legion is how endgame players schedule Sanctuary lockouts and assemble Conquest parties instead of pugging.

  • Unlock quest: Renewed Resolve (Elyos) / Buried Atrocities (Asmodian) — free, on the main line.
  • Legion levels: member caps and perks grow with the guild.
  • Legion Hall: rent and decorations with stat effects.
  • Endgame role: weekly scheduling, Conquest rosters, Abyss coordination.
Join an established legion first — perks are immediate and the weekly reset rhythm is something you learn by participating.

What Is the Legion Hall?

The Legion Hall is the guild's physical hub — a rentable instance that legion members can enter, decorate and use as a shared space. The hall is the core reason to be in a legion: decorations placed inside the hall grant passive stat bonuses to every member who enters, so a well-decorated hall is a meaningful power bump on top of the regular legion perks. Rent is paid from legion funds, and the decoration system is the long-term investment that separates casual guilds from the ones that push Conquest regularly.

  • Rental: paid from the legion's shared fund — the leader or officers manage the treasury.
  • Decorations: placed by officers, each with a passive buff that applies to members inside the hall.
  • Stat bonuses: stack across decorations — the more invested the legion, the bigger the edge.
  • Access: any legion member can enter; the buffs apply while inside.
When choosing a legion to join, ask about the Legion Hall — an active hall with decorations is a tangible weekly advantage over a guild that skips it.