AION 2 Kisk Stones: Portable Respawn Points

What a Kisk does

Using the stone summons a Kisk at the chosen spot. If you die while it is active, you can revive there instead of being sent back to a distant Kibelisk. GamerBlurb describes it as a consumable with a 30 minute placement cooldown and recommends it for Spacetime Rifts, the Abyss, field bosses and open-world PvP. AllThingsHow independently lists the same 30 minute cooldown and the same 100,000 Kina price for the Personal version, so the two sources agree on the core numbers.

The four versions and what they cost

The four stones create the same kind of fallback point; the difference is who may use it. Prices above come from the GamerBlurb guide dated October 8, 2026. AllThingsHow gives the same 100,000 Kina figure for the Personal stone and adds that two level 45 Spacetime Rift quests hand it out. There is no crafting recipe for Kisks, so once those quest rewards are used the merchant is the reliable source.

Where to get Kisk Summoning Stones

• General Goods Merchants in both faction regions, including Verteron and Altgard.
• The General Shop, which sells the same stones without travelling to a specific NPC.
• Level 45 Spacetime Rift quest chains, which reward Personal, Party or Legion versions depending on the quest.
• AllThingsHow documents an Asmodian chain that starts at level 45 with Uru at the Graverobber Campsite in Altgard, then crosses a Rift into Verteron.

Placing a Kisk that survives

1. 1
   Carry at least one stone before enteringBuy it from a General Goods Merchant or the General Shop in advance.
2. 2
   Move away from the entry pointEnter the Rift or Abyss area first, then travel away from obvious routes before placing.
3. 3
   Pick a concealed spot near the objectiveClose enough that a death is a short run back, far enough that patrols and enemy players do not walk past it.
4. 4
   Avoid roads, guards and KibelisksKisks can be destroyed, and a stone beside a main road or an enemy town rarely lasts.
5. 5
   Remember where instanced content draws the linePlacement is not allowed in every instanced or restricted area, so treat the stone as an open-world safety tool.

Kisks in Spacetime Rifts, the Abyss and field bosses

A Rift sends you into opposing faction territory, where guards, hostile objectives and enemy players can end a run quickly. Without a nearby resurrection option, death sends you back to your own side and the window closes. The Abyss has the same problem at a larger scale, and field bosses punish a long return trip. Place the stone after travelling away from obvious entry routes, then use the Kisk resurrection to stay inside the zone instead of restarting from a Kibelisk.

Which version to buy

For solo play the Personal stone is the best value at 100,000 Kina. A Party stone at 300,000 Kina is more sensible than four players each placing a Personal stone. Force and Legion versions cost 500,000 Kina and only pay off when a coordinated large group actually uses the shared point. GamerBlurb also warns that a Kisk is not a substitute for combat preparation: once Rifts and Abyss content get harder, character strength and the placement position both matter.