Metin2 Bracelets — All Bracelets and Their Bonuses

Bracelets in Metin2's Jewellery System

The bracelet is the third important jewellery slot in Metin2, alongside the necklace and earrings. In the equipment interface, the bracelet occupies its own dedicated slot and provides bonuses that other slots simply cannot offer. Anyone who truly wants to optimise their character cannot afford to overlook bracelets.

Particularly noteworthy: some bracelets provide bonuses such as block chance and evasion that are rarely found on other pieces of equipment. For defensive and mobile builds, bracelets are therefore indispensable.

Bracelet Bonus Types at a Glance

Bonus Type	Effect	Ideal For
Block Chance	Reduces incoming physical damage by blocking	Tank Warrior, defensive builds
Evasion	Chance to completely avoid attacks	Ninja, mobile classes
Physical Attack	Increases direct weapon damage	DPS Warrior, Sura
Movement Speed	Faster movement in combat and on the map	Ninja, Lycan, mobile builds
Maximum HP	Increases your health pool	All classes, especially tanks
Magic Resistance	Reduces incoming magic damage	PvP, all classes
Critical Hit	Increases the probability of critical attacks	DPS builds, Ninja

Special Bracelets with Unique Properties

Beyond standard bracelets, Metin2 features rare pieces with unique or combined bonuses. These bracelets typically come from rare drops, challenging dungeons or exclusive events, and are priced accordingly.

Boss Bracelets: Drop from world bosses, often with two or more combined bonuses
Dungeon Bracelets: Exclusive drops from higher-tier dungeons with rare stat combinations
Event Bracelets: Limited bracelets from seasonal events, sometimes with unique effects
Crafted Bracelets: Produced through the crafting system with targeted bonuses

Class-Specific Recommendations

Warrior

Tank Warriors benefit most from bracelets with high block chance and maximum HP. DPS Warriors, on the other hand, prioritise physical attack and critical hit. Your bracelet choice should be directly aligned with your build's focus.

Ninja

Ninjas — whether bow or dagger — benefit enormously from evasion and movement speed. A bracelet with a high evasion chance turns the Ninja into a difficult target to hit, particularly in PvP.

Sura

Physical Suras prefer attack bracelets, whilst magical Suras focus on magic attack or MP bonuses. For PvP, magic resistance is also a sensible option here.

Shaman

Shamans need different bracelets depending on their role. Healer Shamans value HP and MP bonuses, whilst combat Shamans prefer offensive stats.

Lycan

The Lycan benefits from movement speed and physical attack — bracelets that combine both are ideal for this class.

Farming and Trading Tips for Bracelets

The most efficient way to obtain good bracelets is a combination of targeted farming and the player trading market. When farming, areas with powerful bosses that regularly drop jewellery are recommended. Alternatively, you can slowly accumulate bracelets by killing large numbers of regular monsters and offer weaker pieces for trade to fund better purchases.

On the trading market, search specifically for bracelets with your desired bonuses. Be patient — the right bracelet with ideal stats appears regularly, and comparing prices is always worthwhile.

Frequently Asked Questions About Metin2 Bracelets

What do bracelets do in Metin2?

Bracelets provide various bonuses such as block chance, evasion or attack strength. Choosing the right bracelet significantly improves your build.

Where do I get bracelets?

Bracelets drop from bosses and in dungeons. Good pieces can also be found on the player trading market.

Is it worth upgrading bracelets?

Yes, but only once you have found a bracelet with the right bonuses for your build. The Plus system and alchemy stones can substantially enhance bracelets. Don't invest in a weak bracelet simply because it's readily available.