The AION 2 Gear Forge simulates enchanting before you risk a single stone. Tell it your target and it estimates how many Enhance Stones and how much gold it really takes to reach +X — with the pity ramp built into the math.
Know the cost before you enchant
Enchanting in AION 2 is a gamble — but you don’t have to go in blind. The Gear Forge models the success rates and tells you the expected Enhance Stones and gold to hit your target enchant level, so you can budget the materials before you start instead of finding out the hard way.
Pity ramp included
The simulator factors in the pity ramp — the way your odds improve after failed attempts — so the estimate reflects how enchanting actually behaves in-game, not just a flat success rate. That makes the numbers far closer to your real-world cost.
Plan to +X without going broke
Set your starting level and your goal, and the Gear Forge shows the stones and gold to get there. Compare targets (+9 vs +12, for example) to decide where to stop, and avoid sinking your whole bank into the last few high-risk levels.
How to use the Gear Forge
- Open the AION 2 Gear Forge.
- Set your current enchant level and your target (+X).
- Read the estimated Enhance Stones and gold cost, with pity factored in.
- Budget your mats and enchant with confidence.
More AION 2 tools
→ Build Planner · Crafting Calculator · Item & skill database · Interactive Map
Frequently asked questions
What is the AION 2 Gear Forge?
It’s an enchanting simulator that estimates the Enhance Stones and gold needed to reach a target enchant level (+X), with the pity ramp modelled.
Does it account for the pity system?
Yes — it factors in the pity ramp, so your odds improving after failures is built into the cost estimate.
Will it tell me the exact cost?
Enchanting is random, so it gives a realistic estimate based on the modelled rates — far more accurate than guessing, and great for budgeting your mats.
Is it free and up to date?
Completely free, no account needed, and built from the current AION 2 enchanting data.
