Astellia 2 Events Guide - Pre-Registration Rewards and Seasonal Play

Astellia 2’s event system centers on its ongoing pre-registration campaign and the seasonal ranked play structure planned for the global version. NEXUS and Lepor Games opened pre-registration on October 8, 2026, with rewards for every participant and additional milestone bonuses as the community grows. The game has not announced a launch date, but the pre-registration window remains open until the official release.

Pre-Registration Event and Base Rewards

Every account that pre-registers receives four items when Astellia 2 launches:

• 10 Superior Growth Scrolls
• 10 Combat Awakening Scrolls
• 1 Standard Astel Summon x11 (Event)
• 1 Standard Avatar Summon x11 (Event)

These rewards are account-bound and will be delivered at the start of the game. Pre-registration is available on ONEstore and Google Play. The App Store listing shows “Coming Soon” but has not opened for sign-ups yet. Lepor Games Co., Ltd. is the listed publisher on Google Play, with the app ID com.lepor.astellia2.

According to a pre-registration guide from creator iAmGuds published on October 25, 2026, availability and the sign-up process may vary by region. The guide recommends confirming the developer name matches before registering to avoid unofficial listings.

Community Milestone Rewards

As total pre-registrations pass specific thresholds, NEXUS unlocks additional rewards for all participants. The milestone system creates shared progress across the entire player base, with rewards improving as more players join.

According to the iAmGuds guide, the confirmed milestone tiers are:

• 100,000 registrations: Gold
• 200,000 registrations: Star Fragments
• 400,000 registrations: Astra
• 800,000 registrations: Class Selection Avatar Summon Ticket
• 1,000,000 registrations: Guaranteed Astel Summon Ticket for Papilla

These milestones supplement the base rewards rather than replacing them. Every registered account receives both the guaranteed four-item package and any milestone rewards unlocked by the community before launch. The official announcement from NEXUS states these extras include rare summon tickets and in-game currency, though specific quantities for each tier have not been disclosed beyond what the community guide documented.

Seasonal Ranked Play System

The global version of Astellia 2 incorporates blockchain features through a seasonal ranked play structure, with Atra Coin as the main reward. The domestic version does not include these features. According to the official tokenomics page, “Atra Coin is earned through the Atra Ranking, which reflects gameplay performance over the course of a season.”

Each season distributes a pool of 10,000,000 Atra Coin based on final ranking positions. The tokenomics page does not specify season length or how frequently new seasons begin.

Players accumulate ranking points through several activities:

• Boss Subjugation
• Boss Contest
• Colosseum play
• Daily missions
• Season missions
• Atra Pass missions

Your Atra Pass level provides bonus ranking points on top of the points earned through these activities. Higher pass levels increase the weighting of your performance, which can improve your final seasonal placement.

In-game, Atra Coin purchases Atra Exclusive Items and Mileage Items. Players can also convert Atra Coin into AtraX ($AtraX), which the tokenomics page describes as “the bridge to the ONEChain ecosystem.” Conversion has a five-minute cooldown between transactions.

Diamond serves as a second currency that converts into Mileage, which then pays for Mileage Items. The tokenomics page does not provide a total supply figure or allocation percentages beyond the 10,000,000 Atra Coin seasonal pool.

Boss Subjugation and Boss Contest

Two group modes form part of the ranking point system and function as recurring event content. Both center on large boss encounters but with different objectives.

Boss Conquest brings several players together to take down a powerful boss. This is a cooperative mode where the group works toward a shared goal. Performance in Boss Conquest contributes to your Atra Ranking score each season.

Boss Contest changes the structure by introducing competition. Two teams face the same boss simultaneously, and the team that defeats it first wins. This head-to-head format creates direct competition between groups rather than pure cooperation.

Both modes reward participation with ranking points that accumulate over the season. The game has not detailed how often these encounters reset, whether they require specific entry items, or what other rewards they provide beyond ranking points.

Colosseum and Daily Missions

The Colosseum appears in the pre-registration guide as one of the available modes. It counts toward Atra Ranking points, which places it within the seasonal event structure. The references do not explain the Colosseum’s specific rules, whether it involves PvP matches, tournament brackets, or another format, or how frequently players can participate.

Daily missions provide another ranking point source. These refresh regularly and give players consistent opportunities to improve their seasonal standing. The mission system includes both daily and season-long objectives, though the references do not break down the types of tasks, difficulty levels, or point values for different mission categories.

Season missions run for the full duration of a ranked season rather than resetting daily. Completing these longer-term objectives contributes additional ranking points. The interaction between daily and season missions, and how their combined points affect your final placement, has not been detailed in the available documentation.

ONEquest and ONEwave Features

The ONEstore partnership brings two additional services that support community engagement and player progression. These features tie into the broader ONEChain ecosystem that the global version integrates with.

ONEquest is a quest service that distributes rewards to players for completing specific objectives. NEXUS describes this as part of the ONEstore integration but has not published a full quest list, reward table, or explanation of how ONEquest objectives differ from the in-game mission system.

ONEwave functions as a streamer platform for guides and community activity. Its X account, @ONEwave_xyz, has already begun promoting Astellia 2 content. On October 25, the account directed followers to a complete pre-registration guide video by creator iAmGuds, demonstrating how the platform will host educational content and community resources.

NEXUS states that ONEwave will continue hosting guides and supporting community activity after launch. The platform appears designed to centralize player resources, strategy discussions, and official announcements in one location connected to the ONEstore ecosystem.

Atra Pass Missions and Progression

The Atra Pass creates a separate mission track that contributes to seasonal rankings. Completing Atra Pass missions earns ranking points, and your pass level applies a multiplier to your overall point accumulation.

The pass system introduces a dual benefit: missions provide direct points, and the level you reach on the pass increases the weight of all your ranked activities. A player at Atra Pass level 10 receives more ranking points from a Boss Contest victory than a player at level 5, even if both perform identically in the encounter.

This structure incentivizes consistent participation across all ranked activities rather than specialization in a single mode. Players who want to maximize their seasonal Atra Coin rewards need to balance time between boss encounters, Colosseum, missions, and pass progression.

The tokenomics page confirms that pass level affects ranking but does not specify whether the pass requires payment, how many levels it contains, or what rewards each level provides beyond the ranking point multiplier.

Platform-Specific Access and Language Support

Pre-registration availability depends on your platform. ONEstore and Google Play have active pre-registration pages. The App Store listing exists but shows “Coming Soon” without an option to register yet.

The game supports multiple languages. The official site lists English, Thai, Indonesian, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese, and Korean. This broad language support reflects the global version’s target markets, though the domestic version may have a different language set.

Cross-device progress is confirmed. Players can switch between mobile and PC without losing their advancement, which allows participation in events and seasonal rankings from either platform. The references do not explain whether this requires account linking through a specific service or happens automatically.

Regional availability may affect access to certain features. The iAmGuds guide notes that the sign-up process can differ by country and recommends verifying the developer name before registering. These regional differences could extend to event availability, though no specific restrictions have been documented yet.

Event Timeline and Launch Status

The pre-registration event opened on October 8, 2026, and will continue “until the grand opening,” according to the official site. NEXUS announced the pre-registration on October 22, 2026. Neither NEXUS nor Lepor Games has set a launch date.

Because the game has not released, the full event calendar remains undocumented. The seasonal ranked play system will begin after launch, but the first season’s start date, length, and any special launch events have not been announced.

The original Astellia closed its Western service in October 2021. A blockchain version called Astel of Atra launched in December 2022 and shut down on February 10, 2023. Astellia 2 represents a fresh start for the franchise with a reworked mobile version based on Astellia M, with updated character progression and combat balance according to NEXUS.

Six Classes and Astel Summons

Pre-registration rewards include summon tickets for both Astels and avatars. Astels are summoned companions from the original Astellia that fight alongside your character. The Standard Astel Summon x11 (Event) ticket gives 11 summon attempts, though the rates, possible results, and rarity tiers have not been published.

Six classes are available at launch:

• Knight: described as using a steel shield and unyielding resolve to lead from the front line
• Berserker
• Assassin
• Archer
• Scholar
• Mage

The official class page has only filled in the Knight description so far. The ONEChain game account posted a class showcase during pre-registration, and the iAmGuds video asks viewers to vote for their preferred class in the comments.

The Standard Avatar Summon x11 (Event) ticket works similarly to the Astel summon but targets avatar items. The distinction between avatars and Astels, and how avatars function in gameplay, has not been explained in the available sources.

FAQ

When does the pre-registration event end?
Pre-registration runs until Astellia 2’s official launch. NEXUS and Lepor Games have not announced a release date.

Can I pre-register on iOS?
The App Store listing shows “Coming Soon” but has not opened for pre-registration yet. Active registration is available on ONEstore and Google Play.

Do I need to own NFTs or cryptocurrency to play?
The blockchain features are optional and specific to the global version. The domestic version does not include them. Pre-registration and base gameplay do not require crypto purchases.

How long does each ranked season last?
Season length has not been announced. The tokenomics page confirms seasonal distribution of Atra Coin but does not specify duration.

What is the difference between Boss Conquest and Boss Contest?
Boss Conquest is cooperative, with multiple players working together to defeat a boss. Boss Contest is competitive, with two teams racing to defeat the same boss first.

Will more events be added after launch?
The available documentation focuses on the pre-registration event and the seasonal ranked structure. Additional limited-time events have not been announced yet.