The Cor Daemonis (Rough) is an item from the dragon stone alchemy category in Metin2. Dragon stone alchemy was introduced in game version 13.3 on 26 February 2013 and has since become a central system for character enhancement. Dragon stones are managed exclusively in your own dragon stone inventory and grant your character a variety of bonuses – depending on the colour, class, purity and level of the stone.
What is Dragon Stone Alchemy?
Dragon stone alchemy is a standalone enhancement system in Metin2 that operates independently of normal equipment. Dragon stones do not appear in your regular inventory; instead, they have their own dragon stone inventory, which you can open using the corresponding button in your inventory, in the chat bar or via hotkey.
The system has been expanded multiple times over the years:
- Version 13.3 (26.02.2013): Introduction of dragon stone alchemy
- Version 19.0 (22.01.2019): Mythical alchemy was added
- Version 23.2 (26.07.2023): The dragon amethyst was added
The goal is clear: By collecting, refining and using dragon stones, you permanently strengthen your character with additional bonuses.
The Six Dragon Stone Types and Their Effects
There are a total of six different dragon stone types, which are distinguished by their colour and each have a different effect. Added to this is the dragon amethyst as a seventh type, which has been available since version 23.2.
| Stone | Colour / Type | Characteristic |
|---|---|---|
| Onyx | Black | Own effect (details in-game) |
| Diamond | White/Clear | Own effect (details in-game) |
| Ruby | Red | Own effect (details in-game) |
| Jade | Green | Own effect (details in-game) |
| Sapphire | Blue | Own effect (details in-game) |
| Garnet | Dark Red | Own effect (details in-game) |
| Dragon Amethyst | Purple | Available since version 23.2 |
Each type affects different character stats. You can see exactly which effect matches your playstyle and class directly in the dragon stone inventory in Metin2.
Class, Purity and Level: The Three Enhancement Levels
Every dragon stone – including Cor Daemonis (Rough) – can be enhanced across three different levels. These levels are independent of each other and affect the strength of bonuses in different ways.
Class
The class determines how many bonuses a dragon stone can have. The higher the class, the more bonuses are possible. The class levels in ascending order are:
- Rough – Entry level, few bonuses
- Polished
- Rare
- Antique
- Legendary
- Mythical – highest class, maximum number of bonuses
The Cor Daemonis (Rough) is at the lowest class level Rough. It is the starting point from which you reach higher classes through refinement.
Purity
The purity level increases the effect of existing bonuses – in other words, existing bonuses become stronger and higher. It is therefore not about adding new bonuses, but about increasing the effectiveness of those already present.
Level
The effect of a dragon stone can also be increased through its level. Class, purity and level together determine how powerful a dragon stone ultimately is.
| Level | Effect | Goal |
|---|---|---|
| Class | More bonuses possible | Rough → Polished → Rare → Antique → Legendary → Mythical |
| Purity | Bonuses become stronger | Higher purity = higher effect |
| Level | Increase effect | Level up for more effect |
Cor Daemonis (Rough): Classification and Significance
Cor Daemonis (Rough) – also known internationally as Cor Draconis (Rough) – is an item in the dragon stone alchemy category. The name "Rough" directly refers to the lowest class level in the dragon stone system. As the rough version of a dragon stone, it offers the basic functionality of the system, but is the starting point for all further refinement steps.
In other languages, the same item is referred to as follows:
- English: Cor Draconis (Rough)
- French: Cor Draconis (brut)
- Polish: Cor Draconis (surowe)
- Dutch: Cor Draconis (Ruw)
- Romanian: Cor Draconis (Brut)
- Czech: Cor Draconis (surové)
- Hungarian: Cor Draconis (Nyers)
The item is part of the broader dragon stone alchemy system and is managed in the dragon stone inventory, not in the regular inventory.
How to Get Dragon Stones?
One well-known way to obtain dragon stones is the daily dragon stone quest. This quest is available to all characters at level 30 and above. For information about other sources – such as drops from specific enemies or events – check the official wiki and the game itself.
Dragon stone fragments are also part of the system. They play a role in collecting and combining dragon stones and have their own category in dragon stone alchemy.
Using Dragon Stone Alchemy Efficiently: Practical Tips
If you want to understand and use the system from the ground up efficiently, you should keep the following points in mind:
- Open dragon stone inventory: Use the button in your inventory, in the chat bar or the corresponding hotkey – your regular inventory does not show dragon stones.
- Choose colour wisely: Each of the six types (plus dragon amethyst) has a different effect. Tailor your choice to your class and playstyle.
- Increase class gradually: Start with Rough and improve the class over time. Higher classes allow more bonuses.
- Do not neglect purity and level: Even though class is important – purity and level determine how strong the bonuses actually work.
- Use the daily quest: From level 30 onwards, the daily dragon stone quest is available. Completing it regularly is a reliable source for new stones.
- Mythical alchemy as a goal: Since version 19.0, mythical alchemy is the highest upgrade stage. In the long term, it is worth working towards it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cor Daemonis (Rough) in Metin2?
Cor Daemonis (Rough) is an item from dragon stone alchemy in Metin2. It corresponds to the lowest class level "Rough" in the dragon stone system and is the starting point for refinement to higher classes such as Polished, Rare, Antique, Legendary and Mythical.
When was dragon stone alchemy introduced in Metin2?
Dragon stone alchemy was introduced in game version 13.3 on 26 February 2013. With version 19.0 (22.01.2019), mythical alchemy was added, and with version 23.2 (26.07.2023), the dragon amethyst was added.
How many dragon stone types are there in Metin2?
There are six basic types: Onyx, Diamond, Ruby, Jade, Sapphire and Garnet. Since version 23.2, the dragon amethyst is added as a seventh type. Each type has a different effect on the character.
What is the difference between class, purity and level for dragon stones?
The class determines the number of possible bonuses (Rough to Mythical). Purity increases the strength of existing bonuses. Level also increases the effectiveness of the stone. All three levels are independently upgradable.
Where do I see my dragon stones in my inventory?
Dragon stones do not appear in your regular inventory. They are displayed exclusively in your own dragon stone inventory, which you can open using the button in your inventory, in the chat bar or via hotkey.
What level do I need to do the daily dragon stone quest?
The daily dragon stone quest is available to characters at level 30 and above. It is a regular source for new dragon stones.
What is the highest class for dragon stones?
The highest class is Mythical, introduced in version 19.0 on 22 January 2019. The complete order from low to high is: Rough, Polished, Rare, Antique, Legendary, Mythical.
What are dragon stone fragments and what are they used for?
Dragon stone fragments are items in the dragon stone alchemy category in Metin2. They are part of the collecting and combining system around dragon stones. For details on their exact use, check your dragon stone inventory in-game.
Further Topics in Metin2
The dragon stone system is just one part of Metin2's extensive progression system. Further relevant topics:
