About this guide
Astellia 2 Wiki is an independent English guide to Astellia 2, the cross-platform MMORPG from Lepor Games that launched on 5 November 2026. It is written for players who want to know what is actually confirmed, not what would make a good-sounding page.
What this site is
A small, dated reference. Twenty-two files covering the launch, the six classes, the Astel system, boss modes, the Colosseum, the currency layer, installation and the questions people ask in the first week.
It is not a wiki in the collaborative sense: there are no user accounts, no comments and no edits. It is a set of pages, each checked against primary sources on a stated date.
Where the facts come from
Five sources, in order of use:
- The official Astellia 2 site — the class pages, the contents page, the tokenomics page, the pre-registration page and the PC install page.
- The official store listings — Google Play and the App Store, for availability, price model, content rating and disclosure.
- The launch press coverage — used for context and for facts the official site does not restate, always labelled as reporting.
- The game's own published material — the reward list, the class descriptions, the announced dates.
- Player reports — only where a page says so explicitly, and only for questions the developer has not answered.
Nothing else. No other guide site is a source, and no number is copied from a fan wiki.
What this site will not publish
Invented numbers. There are no damage coefficients, drop rates, stat curves or tier rankings on this site, because the developer has not published them. A guide that fills that gap with plausible-looking tables is worse than a guide that does not.
Story speculation. Astellia 2 is a live game with ongoing content; this site describes systems, not plot.
Leaked material. If it is not from an official channel, it is not here.
Token price talk. The tokenomics page describes the published flow and stops at the four numbers that are still to be announced. It does not forecast anything.
How corrections work
If something here is wrong, the fastest route is the contact page. Include the sentence, the page, and a link to the official source that contradicts it. Corrections that come with a source get applied; corrections that come with an opinion get read and often rejected.
The check date at the bottom of every page is the date that page's facts were last verified against primary sources. A page checked on 6 November 2026 may be out of date a week later — that is what the date is for.
Independence and affiliation
This site is not affiliated with Lepor Games, NEXUS or any of their partners. It is not endorsed by them, and it does not speak for them.
Game imagery is official Astellia 2 material from the publisher's own site and store listings, used for identification and commentary. If you are a rights holder and want an image removed, use the contact page and it will be removed.
Advertising
The site may carry third-party advertising to cover hosting. Ads are labelled as advertising where the network requires it, they never appear inside article text as if they were content, and they can be blocked without breaking any page. The privacy policy has the details.
Why the site is small
Because the game is two days old and the developer has published a specific, limited set of facts. Twenty-two files is what those facts support without padding. As the official material grows — system requirements, a boss list, patch notes, an Astel index — this site grows with it.
That is a deliberate choice over publishing forty thin pages today: a small site that is right is more useful than a large one that is plausible.
What a page costs to publish
Every page here goes through the same four steps, and the order matters.
Collect from primary sources. Official site, store listings, developer statements. No other guide site is opened during writing.
Separate confirmed from reported. If a fact comes from press coverage rather than the developer, the sentence says "reported" or names the outlet.
Write the gap. Where official material is silent — specs, servers, level cap, Astel details — the page says so in the same place a number would have gone.
Date it. Each page carries the date its facts were checked, and pages that describe live systems get re-checked when something changes.
That is why this site is short. Writing the gap takes more space than filling it would.
Who writes it
One person, working from primary sources, with no editorial board and no sponsor. That is a limitation worth stating: a single writer can be wrong, and the correction route exists because of it.
The upside of the arrangement is consistency. Every page uses the same definition of confirmed, the same rule about gaps, and the same date stamp — which is hard to maintain across a team and easy to maintain alone.
There is no advertising influence on content. Ad slots are fixed positions, chosen before the writing, and no page has ever been changed to suit an advertiser.
What "checked" means here
Checked means the sentence was opened against the source on that date: the class page for a class claim, the store listing for availability, the tokenomics page for anything about ATRA. It does not mean the fact was remembered, and it does not mean it was inferred from another guide.
Checked 6 November 2026.
