The November patch for AION 2 brings two new bracelet items tied to the new Sanctuary dungeon, Abyssal Forge: Ludra. Bracelets are core accessory pieces for all Daevas, and these new additions give players clear, high-end goals to chase in group content. This guide breaks down how to farm the new Ludra and Abyssal Bracelets in AION 2 , and the key rules you need to know before you start grinding.
Where and How to Get New Bracelets in AION 2?
Bracelets are one category of equipable accessories in AION 2, alongside amulets, belts, earrings, necklaces, rings and runes. They add direct combat stats such as Attack and Defense, plus extra bonus lines that can include critical hit rate, evasion, MP, HP, and faction-specific modifiers like Justice [Nezekan] and Freedom [Vaizel].
Each bracelet has a set item level and required character level. Some bracelets have two separate variants with identical base stats but different acquisition rules and trade status. Many bracelets cannot be traded, and the newly released ones from this patch are bound on pickup. A key mechanic for the new bracelets is Amplification. Amplification raises a bracelet’s power cap, but different bracelets have different maximum Amplify levels, so they are not equal in long-term upgrade potential. Stat values on some bracelets roll within a fixed range, meaning two copies of the same bracelet can end up with slightly different bonus numbers.
AION 2 Bracelets List
Below is the full bracelet roster, sorted by required level from highest to lowest. The two new bracelets from the Nov 3 / Nov 4 patch sit at the top of this list.
1. Abyssal Bracelet (New)
Lv 86, Bind on pickup, two variants
Base stats: Attack 111, Defense 265, Justice [Nezekan] 9–17, Freedom [Vaizel] 9–17 plus extra hidden bonus lines
Amplify cap: Level 3
2. Ludra's Bracelet (New)
Lv 86, Bind on pickup
Amplify cap: Level 5
3. Ascension Bracelet
Lv 51, Not Tradable, two variants
Base stats: Attack 65, Defense 156, Critical Hit 9, Evasion 12 plus extra bonus lines
4. Pilgrim Bracelet
Lv 43, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 55, Defense 131, Critical Hit 8, MP 22 plus extra bonus line
5. Liberator Bracelet
Lv 43, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 55, Defense 131, Critical Hit 8, MP 22 plus extra bonus line
6. Drifter Bracelet
Lv 33, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 42, Defense 100, Critical Hit 7, MP 21 plus extra bonus line
7. Avenger Bracelet
Lv 33, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 42, Defense 100, Critical Hit 7, MP 21 plus extra bonus line
8. Wind Breeze Bracelet
Lv 25, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 31, Defense 75, Critical Hit 7, MP 17
9. Chaser Bracelet
Lv 25, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 31, Defense 75, Critical Hit 7, MP 17
10. Facade Bracelet
Lv 19, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 24, Defense 57, Attack 6, HP 29
11. Outsider Bracelet
Lv 19, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 24, Defense 57, Attack 6, HP 29
12. Dawn Bracelet
Lv 14, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 17, Defense 41, HP 23
13. Old Mercenary Commander Bracelet
Lv 14, Not Tradable
Base stats: Attack 17, Defense 41, HP 23
AION 2 New Bracelets in November Update
Both new bracelets come from the Sanctuary dungeon Abyssal Forge: Ludra. This dungeon has Normal and Hard difficulty modes, each with a one-hour time limit for every run. Entry requirements are separate for each difficulty: Normal mode requires minimum Item Level 2,800, while Hard mode requires minimum Item Level 3,000. Remember that this item level threshold only lets you enter the dungeon; it does not guarantee your Force can clear the fight. Hard mode is tuned for experienced, coordinated groups.
Abyssal Bracelet (Bound)
Drop Location/Source: Abyssal Forge Ludra (Normal or Hard). It is a random direct drop from dungeon boss kills. Hard difficulty features higher drop chances.
Upgrade cap: Amplify up to Level 3.
Additional note: Every completed run of this dungeon lets you select a Gear Change Voucher as guaranteed loot regardless of difficulty.
Ludra's Bracelet (Bound)
Drop Location/Source: Cannot drop directly inside the dungeon. You craft it through the Substance Morph system, consuming Gear Change Vouchers earned as guaranteed post‑run rewards from Ludra.
Voucher types you receive:
- Complete Normal → select Gear Change Voucher: Ludra (Bound)
- Complete Hard → select Gear Change Voucher: Ludra (Hard) (Bound)
Fixed morph conversion rules:
- Gear Change Voucher: Ludra (Bound) ×6 → Ludra's Bracelet (Bound)
- Gear Change Voucher: Ludra (Hard) (Bound) ×3 → Ludra's Bracelet (Bound)
- Gear Change Voucher: Ludra (Bound) ×2 → Gear Change Voucher: Ludra (Hard) (Bound) ×1
Upgrade cap: Amplify up to Level 5, making it the higher‑tier bracelet of the two new releases.
This means you can convert Normal vouchers into Hard vouchers if you want, but the exchange rate is not one-to-one. Ludra's Bracelet supports Amplification up to Level 5, so it is the stronger bracelet of the two new releases and the main long-term target for players farming this dungeon.
Additional Important Points
Reward parity across difficulties: Normal and Hard Abyssal Forge share the same pool of reward types, including the new bracelets. You can still progress and collect target items by running Normal, even if your group is not ready for Hard. The only consistent difference is drop chance and the type of guaranteed voucher you receive.
Bound status: Both new bracelets are Bound on pickup. Once you obtain them, you cannot trade them to other players. All Gear Change Vouchers used for morphing are also bound.
Hall of Fame for Hard mode clears: Top-ranked Forces that complete Hard mode will be added to the regional Hall of Fame. Duplicate entries for the same character will be removed, and records may be wiped if the account is found breaking game rules. This is a separate reward track and does not give extra bracelet drops.
Amplify difference matters: The gap between Amplify Level 3 (Abyssal Bracelet) and Amplify Level 5 (Ludra's Bracelet) sets their power ceiling apart. If you plan to invest heavily into upgrading your bracelet, Ludra's Bracelet is the better pick, while Abyssal Bracelet works well as a stepping stone for casual or newer groups.
Dungeon lock and voucher planning: Since Normal and Hard give different voucher types, you should plan your runs carefully. If your goal is Ludra's Bracelet, you can stick to one difficulty and convert vouchers as needed, or mix runs if you understand the exchange cost.