Corrupted Judicator Bow in Aion 2: A Player’s Guide

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If you’re playing Aion 2 as a Ranger, you’ve probably heard about the Corrupted Judicator Bow. It’s a Legend-level bow with some unique stats that make it appealing for mid-to-high-level gameplay. In this guide, I’ll break down how it works, where you can get it, and what most players actually do with it.

What is the Corrupted Judicator Bow?

The Corrupted Judicator Bow is a Bow-class weapon exclusive to Ranger characters. It is a Legend-level item, which in general means it has higher base stats and more potential than common or rare weapons.

Here are its key stats in practice:

Item Level: 67

Attack: 264–332

Accuracy: 100

Critical Hit: 100

Block: 0

PvE Damage Boost: None listed

Manastone Slots: 3

Most players see this bow as a strong option for mid-game content because its attack range and critical hit rate allow Rangers to deal consistent damage without relying entirely on other buffs. The three manastone slots give flexibility for customizing your damage output, usually focusing on either increasing attack power, critical damage, or accuracy depending on your build.

How Can You Get the Corrupted Judicator Bow?

Currently, the bow is obtainable via world drops. In practical terms, this means you won’t get it from a specific quest or crafting recipe. Instead, it can drop randomly from certain enemies or lootable sources across the world.

Most players approach this in two ways:

Farming in high-level zones: Areas with tougher enemies tend to have a higher chance of dropping legend-level weapons. Usually, you’ll need to spend some time grinding these zones.

Trading with other players: While farming is the main way, some players prefer trading in-game currency or using safe and trusted online resources. For example, some look up the Aion 2 Kinah store website to see general pricing trends, but actual in-game trading is more reliable.

Because the drop is random, patience is key. In general, players might spend several hours in a day farming before even seeing one drop.

Crafting the Corrupted Judicator Bow

As of now, there are no known crafting recipes for this weapon. That means crafting it yourself isn’t possible in the current game version.

Most players focus on either:

Farming for a drop: As mentioned above.

Using other Legend bows as placeholders: While waiting, players often equip a slightly weaker bow with similar manastone slots until the Corrupted Judicator Bow drops.

In general, there’s little point in investing heavily in crafting-related upgrades for this specific bow because you can’t make it yourself.

Value and Selling

If you decide to sell the bow, it can fetch up to 41,290 gold in-game.

Here’s how players usually think about this:

Selling for gold: This is attractive if you need money for consumables, mounts, or manastones. Most players sell rare drops immediately because the gold is reliable, and it allows them to fund other parts of their progression.

Keeping it: For Rangers who want the best damage output, keeping the bow and slotting appropriate manastones is often more valuable than selling it.

In general, the decision depends on whether you want short-term gold or long-term equipment advantage.

Practical Tips for Using the Bow

Manastone Setup: With three slots, most players prioritize increasing critical damage and attack power. Accuracy stones are added if you find that your shots often miss in PvE or PvP scenarios.

PvE vs. PvP: The Corrupted Judicator Bow doesn’t have specific PvE boosts, but in practice, its raw attack and critical hit stats make it effective for standard dungeons and world bosses. PvP can also benefit, but most high-level PvP players pair it with other gear sets for maximum survival.

Upgrading: Players usually focus on upgrading their bow as soon as they can because the attack range improvement directly translates to faster enemy kills, which is crucial when farming other legend drops.

Common Player Behavior

From my experience and observation:

Most players farm in groups for world drops because it increases efficiency and makes it easier to handle higher-level enemies.

Some check online pricing trends, for example through the Aion 2 Kinah store website, to understand how much their drop might be worth before deciding to sell.

When a Corrupted Judicator Bow finally drops, it’s common to see it immediately equipped by the Ranger who gets it, unless they plan to sell it for a large amount of gold.


The Corrupted Judicator Bow is a solid Legend-level option for Ranger classes in Aion 2. It is primarily obtained via world drops, can’t be crafted, and offers a strong combination of attack, accuracy, and critical hit potential. Whether you choose to keep it or sell it for gold depends on your progression goals.

Most players farm in high-level zones, focus on slotting manastones strategically, and weigh selling versus keeping carefully. Understanding its mechanics and where to find it can save you a lot of wasted time and help you get the most out of your Ranger build.