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Ultimate Tailwind Scroll in Aion 2: What You Need to Know - GlowingRiver - 25.12.2025
If you’re playing Aion 2, you’ve probably come across the Ultimate Tailwind Scroll. It’s one of those items that seems simple at first glance but actually has a few practical nuances that most players should understand before relying on it. Here’s a breakdown of how it works in practice, based on common player behavior.
What Does the Ultimate Tailwind Scroll Do?
In general, the Ultimate Tailwind Scroll is used to boost your flight speed. Specifically, it increases flight speed by 20% for 300 seconds. Most players use it when traveling long distances in the world or when escaping tricky situations, like PvP encounters.
- Duration: 300 seconds
- Flight Speed Boost: 20%
- Cooldown: 1 second
It’s worth noting that while the scroll makes flying faster, it doesn’t improve combat speed or any other stats. Most players find it most valuable when traveling between regions or completing quests that require a lot of flight.
How Do You Get an Ultimate Tailwind Scroll?
In Aion 2, the scroll can be obtained mainly through crafting. Some players also get it through certain event rewards, but crafting is the most consistent method. Usually, crafting requires materials that are available in mid-level zones, so you don’t need end-game gear to make it.
Because it’s craftable, many players will stock up on these scrolls. Even though it’s not super rare, having a few on hand can save a lot of time, especially for characters that do a lot of traveling.
How Do You Use the Scroll Effectively?
When most players use the Ultimate Tailwind Scroll, the key is timing. Because it lasts only 5 minutes, you want to activate it when you have a clear stretch of flying without interruptions. Using it in the middle of a crowded area or near enemies usually isn’t worth it because you might get knocked out of the air or interrupted before the scroll expires.
Another practical tip is stacking it with flight buffs or wings. While the scroll doesn’t stack its speed bonus with other flight speed effects in all cases, having multiple boosts active can sometimes feel smoother when maneuvering quickly across maps.
In general, experienced players will use it strategically for:
- Traveling between quest hubs
- Escaping enemy players in contested zones
- Reaching resource nodes faster
Is the Scroll Worth Crafting or Buying?
This depends on how much you fly in Aion 2. For players who spend most of their time in localized zones or in instances, the scroll isn’t as valuable. But for players who do a lot of world exploration or PvP roaming, the speed boost is noticeable and can save significant time.
Some players decide to sell Aion 2 kinah to other players in exchange for these scrolls, since having an extra flight boost is considered convenient. If your goal is efficiency in travel or completing timed objectives, investing in crafting or acquiring the scroll makes sense.
Can You Stack Multiple Scrolls or Use Them in Combat?
Most players assume they can keep activating multiple scrolls for more speed, but the effects do not stack. Once you activate a scroll, activating another before it expires simply resets the timer.
Using the scroll in combat isn’t typically effective either. Since the bonus only applies to flight speed, you won’t gain any movement advantage while on the ground or in mounted combat. Players usually save it for flying or for situations where mobility matters more than fighting.
Storage, Trade, and Other Mechanics
In practice, the Ultimate Tailwind Scroll is:
- Tradable
- Storable
- Enchantable
- Decomposable
Most players keep a few in storage to avoid running out during longer play sessions. Because it’s tradable, you can share or trade scrolls with other characters or friends, which is convenient if multiple players on the same account need them.
Enchanting or decomposing the scroll is generally less common, but some players experiment with these mechanics to maximize the value of extra scrolls they have.
How Do Experienced Players Plan Around This Item?
In general, experienced players treat the Ultimate Tailwind Scroll as a travel efficiency tool rather than a combat advantage. They plan their routes around the 300-second duration to maximize the benefit.
For example:
- They might start a flight from a quest hub, pop the scroll, and reach a resource area before the duration ends.
- In PvP, they often wait until they have a safe distance from enemies before activating it to avoid interruptions.
- Players who like farming or exploring usually keep a few scrolls in inventory at all times to prevent wasted flight time.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Some mistakes that new players often make:
- Using the scroll at the wrong time – activating it in short flights or crowded areas is inefficient.
- Expecting combat benefits – the scroll only affects flight speed.
- Not crafting or stocking enough – running out mid-exploration can be frustrating.
By avoiding these mistakes, most players can get the maximum value from the scroll with minimal effort.
The Ultimate Tailwind Scroll in Aion 2 is a simple but practical tool for faster travel. Most players use it strategically for long flights, escaping enemies, or completing timed quests. Crafting it is the most reliable way to obtain it, and keeping a few on hand is generally recommended for efficiency. It’s not a combat tool, and stacking multiple scrolls doesn’t increase speed, so knowing when and how to use it is key.
For players focused on exploration or PvP roaming, the scroll is worth the effort to acquire. Additionally, if you want extra resources, some players sell Aion 2 kinah to buy these scrolls for convenience.