Aion 2 Spiritmaster Jointstrike: Destructive Attack build

Who runs Jointstrike: Destructive Attack

71 of the 200 Spiritmasters we analysed (35.5%) have Jointstrike: Destructive Attack equipped, at an average stigma level of 4.7. 81.7% of them fill all four stigma slots. Light and Dark players pick it at similar rates (49.3% Light in the group, 53.5% in the rest).

Official-sample n=71, 2026-10-23

This page compares those players with the 129 Spiritmasters who leave Jointstrike: Destructive Attack out. The full class picture, with every skill and the gear for each slot, is on the Spiritmaster build page.

Jointstrike: Destructive Attack stigma setups

Players who run Jointstrike: Destructive Attack most often pair it with Summon: Ancient Spirit (90.1%), Enhance: Spirit's Benediction (84.5%) and Jointstrike: Corrode (63.4%). It mostly takes the place of Flame Blessing: 22.5% of this group run Flame Blessing, against 76.7% of the players without Jointstrike: Destructive Attack. Jointstrike: Corrode also drops sharply. The most common full set is Jointstrike: Corrode, Enhance: Spirit's Benediction, Jointstrike: Destructive Attack and Summon: Ancient Spirit, run by 32 players (45.1% of the group).

Source: official AION 2 character pages, sampled 2026-10-23, 71 of n=200 Spiritmasters. Combos seen fewer than 3 times are not listed.

Combat power

The median combat power of the group is 65,236, 3.1% below the 67,350 of other Spiritmasters. Its share of the class top 50 (16 players) is close to what an even spread would give (18). The 90th percentile is 84,480 for the group and 95,351 for the rest.

Combat power measures gear, levels and boards, not player skill. A gap here says who runs Jointstrike: Destructive Attack, not that Jointstrike: Destructive Attack raises or lowers power.

Skill bar changes

With Jointstrike: Destructive Attack, players equip Soul's Cry (93% against 83.7%) and Rapid Scattershot (98.6% against 89.9%) more often.

Every Spiritmaster skill with its class-wide rate is on the Spiritmaster skills page.

Gear changes

The top main hand is the same Spiritforged Orb on both sides, worn by 73.2% of the group and 76% of other Spiritmasters. Median weapon enchant is +10 in both groups. The top piece changes in the pants, helmet, shoulder and gloves slots, shown below.

Light and Dark versions of one item count as one piece. Enchant is shown as with / without Jointstrike: Destructive Attack. Grades and enchant rules: gear guide.

Daevanion

The largest Daevanion gap is on Triniel: the group has 31.3% of it open on average, against 37.6% for the rest.

Board routes and nodes: Spiritmaster Daevanion boards and the Daevanion planner.

Other Spiritmaster variants

Each Spiritmaster variant page follows one stigma that splits the class. The groups overlap, because a player runs four stigmas at once.

Other Spiritmaster stigmas with at least 20 players on each side of the split, without their own page: Enhance: Spirit's Benediction (177), Jointstrike: Corrode (160), Siphon (25).

Back to the Spiritmaster build, the Spiritmaster PvP build or the stigma guide.

What other sources say

MetaBot's 3 Oct reading does not list Jointstrike: Destructive Attack. The two Neonsect readings put it at 57% / 33% of their top 30. Named as a pick by KeenGamer. These are outside readings with their own samples, shown so you can compare.

Not confirmed yet

• The armory does not record whether a player mostly runs PvE or PvP, so this page cannot say which mode Jointstrike: Destructive Attack is for.
• Why players pick Jointstrike: Destructive Attack. The data shows who equips it, not their reasons.
• Whether Jointstrike: Destructive Attack changes your combat power. Any gap above may come from gear, levels or the kind of player who picks it.
• The fourth stigma: Flame Blessing (MetaBot, Playhub, KeenGamer) against Jointstrike: Destructive Attack (KeenGamer, Neonsect run A).

Spiritmaster Jointstrike: Destructive Attack FAQ