AION 2 PvP Matchup Lab
Stop arguing about universal tier lists. Find out how your own fights go against the game's eight classes, what patterns you repeat after losses, and what to practice next. Your old PvP Journal entries appear here automatically on the same device.
Explore 8×8 matchup matrix →Log your next fight →Including draws
Never a server-wide dataset
At least 5 decisive fights
Your class matchup matrix
Each row = the class you played; each column = the class you fought. Cells with fewer than five decisive matches show their raw W/L counts rather than an unreliable percentage. Click a cell to inspect that pairing.
| Your class / opponent |
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Checking local PvP Journal…
Gladiator vs Templar
No logged fights
Select any matchup cell.
Focus on one improvement
Record fights to see a targeted drill.
Recent fights for this pairing
No logged matches.
Notes are visible only on this device. Shared links and PNG summaries omit individual fight notes and player nicknames.
Log a PvP fight
Entries stay on this device. Separate records already in PvP Journal are read without modifying that original log.
Share your lab
Make an original 1200×630 PNG stats card for Discord, copy a compact text summary or share an anonymous aggregate link. These are self-reported observations, not class balance facts.
Privacy and backups
No sign-in or game login required.
What this class matchup tracker can — and cannot — prove
How to interpret tiny samples
The displayed percentage requires five decisive matches; draws are excluded from that denominator. When there are enough matches, the detail panel gives a Wilson 95% interval. This interval only addresses sampling variation inside your own self-reported dataset. Opponent skill, equipment, ping, mode and selective recording can still bias the result.
Why not publish a community tier list?
Without audited server data, player populations and consistent match conditions, a public class ranking could mislead players. NC describes high-mobility combat and a range of 1v1, 4v4 and Abyss engagements; the right practice question depends on the scenario.
What about class patches?
Changes in combat balance can invalidate older observations. Export your backup if you want historical records, and filter by activity. The current Lab does not automatically know when NC changes a skill. Review the current Global update notes and in-game tooltips.
Build a consistent practice routine
After a loss, select just one cause, set a rule for your next three fights, and check whether the same mistake repeated. Avoid changing every part of your build after one bad match. Keep network problems separate from positioning mistakes.
Read our PvP and Abyss guide →