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Hi everyone — I built AION2 KINA because useful AION2 information was scattered across official pages, community posts, maps, and spreadsheets. The goal is to provide one multilingual companion while clearly distinguishing official data from editorial and community findings.

The current release includes:

• Interactive maps with searchable points of interest
• A searchable item database
• Source-checked guides and class comparisons
• Crafting and material calculators
• Daily and weekly activity checklists
• Redeem-code records and source-labelled updates
• Traditional Chinese, English, and Korean pages

No account or installation is required. Checklist progress, favourites, and calculator plans can remain locally in the user's browser.

I would especially appreciate feedback on mobile usability, multilingual navigation, map performance, and the clarity of the data sources.

AION2 KINA is an independent fan resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NC Corporation.

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