AION 2 Fera Pets: Dexterity, Accuracy and Mount Speed Bonuses Explained

AION 2 fera pets make up the Fera family, the second of the five pet types. If you are deciding whether AION 2 fera pets fit your build, start with the bonuses below. The aion2pets.app record lists more Fera companions than any other family, and most guides tie this family to red crystals on the Genus Insight boards. This page explains the documented Fera bonuses, the level path that common Fera pets share, the monsters and zones named for them, and the practical choices that follow. Where a number comes from one video or from a record, the section says so.

AION 2 Fera Pets at a Glance

The table below covers the facts that come up most often for AION 2 fera pets, with the source of each one. Papis and Fossa are the two common Fera pets that the aion2pets.app record describes in detail, so the level 3 values rely on those records rather than on an official text.

The official NC contents page confirms that pets can be ridden as mounts and provide benefits such as auto-looting, but it does not list Fera bonuses. The official PET section is the place to check any change to the pet system before you plan around the numbers here.

Documented Fera Level Path

Common Fera pets follow one level path, so the same steps apply to Papis, Fossa and the rest of the family. The record lists the level 1 unlock with 500 Genus Insight EXP, the level 2 step with 250 more EXP and Mount Glide, and the level 3 step with 250 more EXP and Transform. Guides differ on the level that unlocks gliding, so check the pet menu in your client rather than relying on one number. The record shows the running total at each level, not the increase.

Soul costs are a separate step from the level path. Several videos agree that a Fera pet needs 5 souls to unlock, then 25 more duplicate souls for level 2 and another 75 for level 3. The aion2pets.app record gives the same level 2 and level 3 costs, so the numbers are consistent across both kinds of source.

Named Fera Monsters and Records

The record gives Papis a single monster source: Faded Papis at level 17 in Altgard, with 96 mapped points. Papis also appears under Black Cloud Merchants, chests, achievements and the Ascension Trial in the record. The Fossa record lists three monster sources: Patrolling Fossa at level 25 in Verteron with three mapped points, Daeva Renegade Fossa at level 24, and Tamed Beast at level 34 with no coordinates. A quest category also appears for Fossa, but the record names no quest.

Monster levels in the record are record levels, not minimum character levels. Mapped points show where the record has spawn markers, but they do not establish drop rates or respawn times, so this page does not treat them as such. One global-version video describes an Asmodian Fera monster in Altgard that may be the same as Papis, but the caption spelling is uncertain, so this page does not use that name.

Where AION 2 Fera Pets Come From

Guides agree that most Fera pets come from open-world monsters rather than from events. According to the aion2pets.app record, Papis and Fossa both have monster sources, so the farming route is the main path for this family. Each kill gives one soul of that monster, and the soul drops on the ground and needs pickup with F, according to several videos.

The reported Fera zones are Spirit Isle on the Asmodian side and Contaminated Sanctuary on the Elyos side, from a global-version best XP locations video. Open a pet's Sources tab in the pet menu to see a rough area and the closest teleport before you travel. Third-party maps can also search a pet name for spawn markers, which is useful as a starting point and not as a guarantee.

Genus Insight Notes for Fera

The Fera board uses red crystals. Guides list three options for slot 4 on the Fera board: weapon damage boost, damage boost and PvE damage boost. Several guides call slot 4 the most important line on every board, so plan your rolls around it. One pre-launch guide calls Fera resistances useful against assassin enemies. That is a single report and should be checked in play before you rely on it.

Rainbow crystals work on any board, according to many videos. Each analysis costs crystals and kina, and locking a stat raises the cost of the next roll, so guides advise waiting until level 9 or 10 before locking anything.

Comparing Fera With Other Families

Fera is the family to consider when mount speed or accuracy matters most for your build. Cogni is the family several guides rank first for offense. Natura is the family many guides pair with Precision. For the details of those two families, read AION 2 cogni pets and AION 2 natura pets, and use the AION 2 pet types hub for the full comparison.

For a farming walkthrough, the best pets to farm video covers the global-version routes that guides name for this family. Remember that owned effects come from owning and leveling the pet, not from riding it, according to several videos.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the AION 2 fera pets bonuses at level 3?

The records for Papis and Fossa list mount ground move speed +3, accuracy bonus +2 and Dexterity +1. The record shows the running total at that level, and the whole family shares this level path.

Q: Are AION 2 fera pets worth farming early?

Several guides rank Cogni above Fera for offense. Fera is worth considering if mount speed, accuracy or Dexterity matters to your build, and no official tier list exists for the family.

Q: Which crystals feed the Fera board?

Red Fera crystals feed the Fera board, while rainbow crystals work on any board, according to many videos. Crystal color tells you which board a crystal feeds.

Q: Where do AION 2 fera pets come from?

Guides say most Fera pets come from open-world monsters, and the Sources tab in the pet menu shows a rough area and the nearest teleport. Special pets are a different case and come from events and shops.