Every file on the site
Twenty-two files about one game, each answering a question players actually ask in the first week: is it out, what does it cost, which class, what is an Astel, where is the boss, and what on earth is ATRAx.
If you are brand new, read what Astellia 2 is and then pick a class. If you are stuck on a download, go straight to download and install. If you are trying to work out whether the token side is worth touching, the tokenomics file is written for exactly that decision.
Every file, and what it answers
| File | The question it answers | Read it when |
|---|---|---|
| What Astellia 2 is | The sequel, the studio, the loop | Before you download |
| Launch status | What is live right now | The store page confuses you |
| All six classes | What each class does | You are on the character screen |
| Class picker | Which one to actually pick | You cannot decide |
| Astels | The companion system | You have your first summon ticket |
| Boss modes | Subjugation vs Contest | You hit the group content |
| Colosseum | PvP and seasonal ranking | You want to fight players |
| Tokenomics | ATRA, ATRAx, the wallet | Someone mentions the token |
| Currencies and shop | Gold, Diamonds, Mileage | Before you spend anything |
| Pre-registration rewards | What sign-ups were promised | You signed up in October |
| Download and install | PC launcher, stores | Installation fails |
| Platforms and crossplay | One account, two devices | You play on both |
| System requirements | What is published | Your PC is old |
| Languages and regions | Six site languages | Your language is not English |
| Combat and progression | Quests, Astels, gear | You feel lost at level 10 |
| Astellia 2 vs Astellia | What the sequel changed | You played the 2019 game |
| Update timeline | Every dated milestone | You want the history |
| FAQ | Fourteen short answers | You want it in one screen |
| About | Who runs this site, sourcing | You want the receipts |
| Contact | How to send a correction | Something is wrong |
Three ways through the site
You have not installed it yet. What Astellia 2 is → launch status → download and install. That is enough to be in-game in ten minutes, with the platform question answered before you waste a download.
You are on the character screen. All six classes gives you the official role of each, and the class picker turns that into a decision — including what each class is worst at, which is usually the part that makes people reroll.
You keep hearing about the token. The tokenomics file separates what is live from what is announced, and the currency page covers what the shop charges for. Both are written so you can decide not to care about it and still play.
What this site will not do
It will not publish damage numbers, drop rates or a tier list. Lepor Games has not published them, and a spreadsheet of invented values is worse than no spreadsheet — especially in a game that launched two days ago and will be rebalanced.
It will not sell the token. The global version has a blockchain layer; this site describes what the official site says about it, including the parts that are still marked as in development, and stops there.
Where a fact comes from a player rather than the developer, the sentence says so. Where the developer has published nothing — system requirements, server regions, iOS timing — the page says that and gives you a way to check it yourself.
Every file carries the same check date, 6 November 2026, because every file was checked against the official site, the PC install page and the store listings on that day.
How the files are written
Each guide follows the same shape, so you can skim any of them in the same way.
A direct answer first. The opening paragraph answers the title question before any context, because most readers arrive from a search and want the fact, not the preamble.
A table within the first screen. Every file has at least one table of verifiable facts — dates, platforms, currencies, classes — so you can check the page against the official source without reading the prose.
The gap, stated. Where the developer has published nothing, the page says so in the place a number would go. That is why some files are shorter than a wiki page on the same subject.
A date at the bottom. Every file carries the date its facts were checked. If a date looks old, the facts behind it are old too.
Nothing here is generated from another guide, and no number is copied from a fan wiki.
Keeping up
Two pages change most often: launch status and the timeline. If you only re-read two files after a patch, read those. If a file is missing from the table above, it does not exist yet: the table is the full inventory, and nothing is published until it appears here.
