AION 2 Rift Timer EU

Convert a rift opening you observed into London, Paris and Berlin time. Enter the next start as shown in your own device's local time; this planner then displays later starts using an interval you supply. It does not claim a verified EU server schedule.

Is there a fixed EU rift schedule?

We have not verified a public, official EU opening clock for ordinary Spacetime Rifts. NC's Taiwan guide documents a three-hour ordinary rift cycle for that service; it is not evidence that every EU server uses the same anchor, interval or entry conditions. Check your EU server's current in-game event panel and announcements before using a converted time to plan a group.

How do I avoid a daylight-saving mistake?

Enter one future opening in the time zone configured on your device. The converter stores that entry as a moment in time, then formats each calculated moment in named European time zones. Named zones can apply their daylight-saving rules to the date shown, unlike a fixed “UTC+1” label. If the server itself changes its schedule when Europe changes clocks, a repeated elapsed-hours forecast may no longer match; check a fresh in-game opening on the transition week.

What if the countdown and game disagree?

Use the game panel. Check that your device date and time zone are correct, that you entered a future opening rather than an entry deadline, and that the repeat interval applies to your server. A portal can also have a capacity limit or close before you arrive. This page estimates starts only; it never reads live portal status.

Sources and scope

NC global launch announcement confirms Europe was among the PC launch regions. NC Taiwan Spacetime Rift guide documents a Taiwan-service cycle and portal window. Neither source is presented here as an EU timetable. Sources checked 2026-10-15.