Daeva Pass and Pass Shop

In short

You can't buy the whole Pass Shop, not even with money. The 11 items a character sees cost 135,000 coins (233,000 for all 18 listings, because the weapon skin comes in one version per class). All three Season 1 passes together pay about 75,000.
Coins come from the Premium tracks only. Dawn Legion pays 45,000, Planet's Call paid 15,000 (game files) and Prelude to Flight, which replaced it on 28 Oct, pays another 15,000 (NCSOFT's notice). The free tracks pay none.
The coins expire. The coin's own tooltip says Valid Until 12/16/2026 08:00, the same moment the shop closes. Some creators say to save coins for Season 2. For Season 1 coins, the game says otherwise.
Everything in the shop is cosmetic. Skins and one pet, no stats.
Buying levels costs 50 Quna each (about 0.64 EUR) and isn't worth it for coins. Pass EXP comes from missions, the daily login alone is 14,000 a week, and that is enough to reach level 100 of Dawn Legion by mid-December.

What are the passes?

Daeva Pass is Aion 2's seasonal battle pass. Open it from the main menu: Subscribe > Daeva Pass. Each pass is per character, has a free Basic track and a paid Premium track, and is paid for with Quna (see Kinah and the Market for how Quna works).

	Dawn Legion	Prelude to Flight	Planet's Call (ended)
Premium price	1,500 Quna	1,000 Quna	1,000 Quna
Levels	100, then the last reward repeats	50	50, then it repeats
Ends	16 Dec 2026 08:00	2 Dec 2026 09:00	28 Oct 2026 08:00
Weekly EXP cap	50,000	15,000	15,000
EXP for one level	1,500 early, 2,000 in the middle, 2,500 for the last levels (194,400 to reach level 100)		700 (35,000 to reach level 50)
Focus	Enhancement Stones, Kinah, pet crystals	Odyle Energy, Nightmare and Unknown Fissure tickets, Battle Enhance Scrolls	Odyle Energy, vouchers, battle enhance scrolls
Shop coins (Premium only)	about 45,000	15,000	about 15,000

Both Premium tracks together cost 2,500 Quna, about 35.67 EUR with the cheapest pack mix (one 2,000 pack and two 400 packs).

Where do Daeva Pass Shop Coins come from?

Only from the Premium tracks. A creator who compared the tracks puts it plainly: the Premium track is the Basic track doubled or tripled, plus the coins.

The coins arrive as a reward on certain levels:

Pass	Levels that pay	Amount	Total
Dawn Legion	2, 7, 12 and every fifth level up to 97	2,000 each (20 payments)	40,000
Dawn Legion	100	5,000	5,000
Planet's Call	2, 7, 12 and every fifth level up to 47	1,500 each (10 payments)	15,000
Both			about 60,000

Good to know

How sure are we?

On 2026-10-28 a character at Dawn Legion level 59 and Planet's Call level 43 held exactly 37,500 coins. Twelve Dawn Legion payments (levels 2 to 57) are 24,000, and nine Planet's Call payments (levels 2 to 42) are 13,500. That adds up to 37,500. The Dawn Legion total of 45,000 matches Neonsect's guide. Neonsect says Planet's Call pays no coins, but our own balance and the 1,500 rewards on the track at levels 42 and 47 show that it does. We then bought Planet's Call levels 43 to 47 (5 purchases, 250 Quna) and the balance went to 39,000, so the level 47 payment is real. Each purchase completes the level in progress and keeps the EXP already earned in the next one. The Planet's Call Repeat slot shows 1 Battle Enhance Scroll on Basic and 1 Odyle Energy on Premium, with no coins. Levels 60 to 100 we haven't seen ourselves. The game files list exactly this schedule for both passes (checked 2026-10-28).

If you reach every payment, you have 22,500 coins left to earn at that point (21,000 from Dawn Legion levels 62 to 100, 1,500 from Planet's Call level 47).

Do the coins expire?

Yes. Hover the Daeva Pass Shop Coin in your bag: Currency used in the Daeva Pass Shop. Valid Until: 12/16/2026 08:00. The Pass Shop's own timers read 49 days 3 hours on 28 Oct, which lands on the same moment.

Several creators said before launch that you could "save the coins for the next season". The coin we hold says it can't be saved past Season 1. If a later notice changes that, we'll update this page.

What does the Pass Shop sell?

Eleven items on a normal character, all once per character (even the pet, which is per character here, unlike the pets in the Atelier). Open it from Subscribe > Pass Shop, tabs Skins and Pets.

Item	Slot	Coins
Warm Sunlight Shugo	Earrings	4,000
Warm Sunlight Shugo	Necklace	5,000
Shaggy Shugo Friend	Helm	7,000
Mischievous Shugo	Helm	7,000
Floofy Shugo Friend	Boots	8,000
Mischievous Shugo	Boots	8,000
Pet: Swift Lugi	Pet	10,000
Urd's Squirrel	Shoulder	12,000
Cozy Forest Shugo	Weapon (your class only)	14,000
Shaggy Shugo Friend	Breastplate	30,000
Mischievous Shugo	Breastplate	30,000
Total		135,000

The Cozy Forest Shugo weapon skin comes in eight versions, one per class, and you only see yours. That is why guides list 18 items and 233,000 coins. Nobody can buy all of them without eight characters of different classes.

The Swift Lugi is a Lugi pet that a creator says can be ridden as a mount. Everything here is looks only. Skins and pets in the shop give no stats.

What can you afford?

You can't buy it all, so decide before you spend. With Dawn Legion and Planet's Call, 60,000:

Plan	Cost	Left
A full Mischievous Shugo set (breastplate, helm, boots), Swift Lugi, and the Warm Sunlight necklace	60,000	0
A full Shaggy and Floofy set (breastplate, helm, boots), Swift Lugi, and the Warm Sunlight necklace	60,000	0
The two breastplates and nothing else	60,000	0
The most items possible: both Warm Sunlight pieces, both helms, both boots and the Swift Lugi	49,000	11,000

The cheapest eight items cost 61,000.

With Prelude to Flight Premium too, 75,000: for example both full sets' small pieces plus one breastplate and the Swift Lugi (30,000 + 7,000 + 7,000 + 8,000 + 8,000 + 10,000 + 5,000 = 75,000), or a full set, the Swift Lugi, the Squirrel and both Warm Sunlight pieces (45,000 + 10,000 + 12,000 + 9,000 = 76,000, 1,000 short).

Can you pay your way to the whole shop?

No. Money doesn't get you past about 75,000 coins. Quna only buys two things here: the Premium track and extra levels. Both stop paying coins at the end of the track.

Coins are tied to specific levels. Dawn Legion pays at levels 2 to 97 and 100. Once you are at level 100 there is no more coin to claim.
The "Repeat" slot after the last level pays no coins. After level 100 the repeat reward is 20 Soul Crystals (Basic) or 50 (Premium). After Planet's Call level 50 it is a Battle Enhance Scroll (Basic) or Odyle Energy (Premium). The guides that list the repeat row show no coins in it.
You can't buy repeat levels. A Polish creator paid for the Premium pass and bought levels up to the maximum to test the repeat reward. The game would not sell him anything past the top level: "Maximum pass level 50". Repeats only come from EXP, within the weekly cap.
Swiping a card and trading Kinah for Quna are the same road. Both end at the same 50 Quna per level and the same ceiling. Quna has no price in coins. It buys levels, and the levels hold the coins.
The coins end with the pass. NCSOFT's notice, as quoted by endgametools: "Rewards and shop coins can't be claimed after." That matches the tooltip in game.

The only way to the full 135,000 would be more coin payments than the passes have. They don't exist in Season 1.

Is it worth buying levels with Quna?

Almost never for the coins. A level costs 50 Quna (the gold button at the bottom right of the Daeva Pass window). That is about 0.64 EUR, whichever Quna pack you buy from (400 Quna is 5.09 EUR, 2,000 Quna is 25.49 EUR).

How you earn pass EXP (game files): daily login 2,000, an Expedition or Transcendence clear 500, a Shugo Festival 500, a Sealed Dungeon or Stronghold 200, a regional quest 150, 10 monsters 60, a gather or craft 30. 50,000 a week is the most you can earn, not an amount you get.
How much is left: a character shown as "Lv. 59" with 600 of 2,000 has finished 58 levels and needs about 94,400 more EXP for level 100. That is two weeks at the cap, or about 13,500 a week until mid-December. Paying for the 42 remaining levels would be 2,100 Quna (about 27 EUR) for coins you can earn by logging in.
One coin payment costs about 250 Quna if you pay for levels. Dawn Legion pays 2,000 coins every five levels, which is 250 Quna for 2,000 coins (about 3.20 EUR).
The weekly cap rules out the "finish 100 levels in the first week" advice from the launch videos. The Global pass has a 50,000 EXP weekly cap per character.
Where buying levels makes sense: the last days of a pass that you can't finish, or a pass that ends before the cap resets. One example: a character shown as "Lv. 43" on Planet's Call's final day needs 5 purchases (43 to 47, 250 Quna) to reach the last coin payment, because the level shown is the one still in progress.

No creator we found recommends buying levels, and none gives a Quna-per-level figure. The only price here is the button in the game.

Is the Premium pass itself worth the Quna?

This is the part where creators disagree, and the answer depends on what you want from it.

Pass	What creators say
Planet's Call (1,000 Quna)	The better value. Premium gives 40 Odyle Energy, extra daily dungeon entries with double loot and a scroll that raises damage. One creator counts about 8 million Kinah per character from double chest openings, and says it matters most for alts.
Dawn Legion (1,500 Quna)	Weaker for progress. The same creator rates it 6 or 7 out of 10: around 1 million Kinah over 100 levels, Enhancement Stones, pet crystals (including the wildcard crystal that you can't farm) and Mana Stones you recraft.

Dawn Legion is the pass to buy for the Pass Shop. 45,000 for 1,500 Quna, about 30 coins per Quna. Planet's Call and Prelude to Flight give 15 coins per Quna each.
Both passes are described as pay-to-be-faster rather than pay-to-win. The Premium track doubles or triples the free rewards, and the coins only buy looks.
You can pay in Kinah. Create a Kinah chest (needs the monthly membership) and sell it on the Market for Quna. The rate is set by players and moves with the price of Kinah.
Alts: passes are per character, so each alt needs its own purchase. aLuckyRO recommends Planet's Call for every alt and says Dawn Legion is skippable.

Checklist

Prelude to Flight: collect its rewards before 2 Dec 09:00. Its Premium track pays 15,000 coins.
Dawn Legion: earn pass EXP every week (log in daily for 2,000, clear dungeons and the Shugo Festival) until level 100. The last coin payment (5,000) is at 100.
Pick your items first. Use the plans above, and remember the weapon skin is class-locked.
By 15 Dec: spend every coin. The shop and the coins both end on 16 Dec at 08:00.

Sources and what we couldn't confirm

Coins per level, levels 60 to 100: guides only. We have checked levels 2 to 57 on Dawn Legion and 2 to 42 on Planet's Call against a real balance.
Whether the repeat levels after 100 pay coins: no. Dawn Legion repeats pay Soul Crystals, Planet's Call repeats pay Battle Enhance Scrolls or Odyle Energy. We haven't scrolled to the Repeat slot ourselves.
End date, in two time zones: NCSOFT's notice says Dawn Legion ends with the 15 December maintenance (Pacific time). Our game shows 16 Dec 08:00 in local time (Spain), which is the same moment.
Whether coins carry into Season 2: the coin tooltip says no. Creators before launch said yes. Treat the in-game text as the answer until NCSOFT says otherwise.
EXP per level: now read from the game files (1,500 to 2,500 per level on Dawn Legion, 700 on Planet's Call).
Video credits: aLuckyRO (two videos), MistaWigglez, SimDEX, KAZ MMORPG, Ynoki, MR4KTV, HowlCheats. Most were recorded before or around the Global launch, so their pass contents are the Taiwan and early Global versions.