AION 2 Combat Power Calculator: is your CP good?

At our last update the middle level 45 character we can read had about 137,000. The top 25% started near 179,000, the top 10% near 206,000 and the top 1% near 263,000. These characters lean towards active players, so a casual character will sit below them. Compare yourself with your own class, because the middle of a class runs from about 121,000 to 149,000.

NC has not published the formula, and it is not in the game's client data, so anyone showing an exact formula is guessing. We compare you with real characters instead, and you can measure what your own upgrades add.

In the game it is on your character window, next to your item level. To check it here, type your character's name and pick your region at the top of this page. We read it from NC's public character page, which can be a little behind the game.

Load your character or type your number at the top of this page. We show your place among the level 45 characters we read, by class and by region, and how far you are from the top 25%, 10% and 1%.

No. Item level, which many players call gear score, is what dungeons and raids check. Combat Power rates your whole character, including things item level cannot see, such as skills, Stigmas, your pet and titles. Two characters at the same item level can be tens of thousands of Combat Power apart.

Usually because the systems outside your gear are empty. Look at skill and Stigma levels, Pet Genus Insight, titles and wings first. These often cost little and do not move item level, which is why they are easy to miss.

NC gates dungeons and raids on Global by item level, and Abyssal Forge: Ludra asks for 2,800 on Normal and 3,000 on Hard. Groups can still ask for any Combat Power they like.

It changes from group to group and from week to week, so we do not list one number. Put the number a group asked you for into the target box, and you will see how far away it is.

Not always. Combat Power counts what your character has, not how you use it. Two players with the same number can do very different damage because of their skill choices, their stats and how they play.

A little. At the same item level, classes sit close together. The biggest differences in the class table come from how much gear each class's players have on average.

All the time, because everyone keeps upgrading. The middle of the pool more than doubled in the month after October 8, 2026. We read them again every week and show the date, so check it before you rely on them.

Skins you unlock give Collection Points, and each point adds a small Attack or Defense bonus, up to +50% in a track. That bonus is why players report a small rise in power. Nobody has measured how much Combat Power a skin adds, and NC says skins from the paid shop earn no points. Enter your points in Closet tracks to see your bonus, then save your number before and after to measure it.

Spend any Daevanion points you have saved, fill empty sockets, join a Legion and pick up the easy titles. These cost almost nothing. After that come skill levels and Stigmas, which item level does not show.

Not directly as far as anyone has measured, but raising your Monolith gives Empyrean Lord stats, titles and Revelation Amulet scrolls, and those all help. Our Empyrean Traces tracker shows the shortest way there.

Player testing puts Double Chance first, then Attack Increase, Combat Speed and Weapon Damage Boost. Flat Attack is the weakest once you are geared. This is about damage, which does not always follow Combat Power, and a patch can change it.

Open Best setup and then Best Daevanion. Each of the six boards shows the nodes the top 1% of your class open most, read from the strongest characters on Global. Look up your character and the tool marks what to keep, take and remove, then lists the steps in an order the game allows: each node you take touches one you already have, and each one you remove keeps the rest linked.

Yes, from a screenshot. NC's public character page does not show Attack, Defense, Accuracy, Evasion, Critical Hit, HP, MP or the speeds. Open Stat Info in the game on the Main Stats tab, take a screenshot and add it under My character. Take it without buffs so the numbers match from one screenshot to the next. Signed-in players can do this, and screenshots are not kept.

Yes. Without an account it stays in your browser on this device, and nothing is sent to us. With a free account it is also kept on your account, so it follows you to other devices. You can also copy your result link to open your numbers somewhere else, though the link does not carry your upgrade history.