The Night of Death Suit (international: Night of Death Suit) is an armour in Metin2 that exists for all five playable classes. As with all armours in the game, the following applies: The base values for Warrior, Ninja, Shaman, Sura and Lycan are 100 % identical – differentiation is only made through class-specific appearance and the respective name. If you're looking for the Night of Death Suit, you'll find it under different names depending on your chosen class.
What is the Night of Death Suit?
The Night of Death Suit belongs to the category of armours in Metin2. The game's armour system is clearly structured: each of the five classes wears its own variant of an armour, with the name and model varying, but the game values remaining identical. This is a fundamental design principle of Metin2 – no player is at an advantage or disadvantage in armour values solely because of their class.
Internationally, the Night of Death Suit is known by the following names:
- English: Night of Death Suit
- French: Pyjama mortel
- Italian: Abito Notte Mortale
- Greek: Στολή Θανατόνυχτας
- Hungarian: Halál éjszakája öltöny
- Romanian: Costum Noapte Albastră ("Blue Night Suit")
- Arabic: بدلة ليلة الموت
The broad international availability shows that the Night of Death Suit is a permanent fixture in the global Metin2 universe – not a purely regional special item.
The Armour System in Metin2 – Basics
To properly classify the Night of Death Suit, it's worth taking a look at the entire armour system. In Metin2, armours are clearly divided by class:
| Class | Armour Category | Values in Comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Warrior | Warrior/Armours | Identical to other classes |
| Ninja | Ninja/Armours | Identical to other classes |
| Shaman | Shaman/Armours | Identical to other classes |
| Sura | Sura/Armours | Identical to other classes |
| Lycan | Lycan/Armours | Identical to other classes |
This means in practice: if you're looking for the Night of Death Suit as a Ninja, you'll look in the Ninja/Armours category – the suit may be called something different there, but it has the same values as the Warrior or Sura variant. This principle applies to all armours in the game, not just the Night of Death Suit.
Classes and Their Armour Variants of the Night of Death Suit
Each class wears its own version of the Night of Death Suit. The name varies by class, while the core values remain constant. It's important to know this when you're looking for the item in trade chat, the auction house or at the armour merchant – search specifically for the variant of your own class.
When buying or trading in player-to-player trading, you should always check whether the item being offered is suitable for your class. Since all class variants have the same values, the only relevant difference when trading is the appearance if you care about the skin design.
Armour Merchants and Acquisition
Armours in Metin2 can be obtained in various ways. Generally, there are armour merchants (also called Armor Shop Dealers) in the cities and villages of the game who sell basic armours. Higher-level or more special armours such as the Night of Death Suit are typically available via drops from monsters, events or player trading.
An overview of specific sources:
- Monster Drops: Certain enemies in Metin2 drop armours – which enemies drop the Night of Death Suit, you'll find most reliably in the Metin2 community or in the official wiki.
- Player Trading: The open market between players is often the fastest way. Pay attention to class compatibility.
- Events: Gameforge regularly runs events in which special armours and suits are available as rewards.
- Armour Designs: The game also has armour designs and helmet armour designs with which armours can be crafted.
Armour Designs – Crafting as an Alternative
In addition to direct purchase, Metin2 also offers a crafting system for armours. With an Armour Design (English: Armour Design), you can have armours crafted, provided you have the required materials. For helmets, there is also the Helmet Armour Design. This system is a sensible alternative if the desired suit is difficult or expensive to get on the market.
The crafting system generally requires:
- The corresponding Armour Design as a recipe item
- Materials obtained through farming or merchants
- A visit to an NPC who performs the crafting
Tips for Purchasing and Using the Night of Death Suit
Some practical advice from the Metin2 community to help you with the Night of Death Suit:
- Class check first: Make sure you're buying the correct class variant. A Warrior suit won't help the Ninja.
- Compare values: Since all class variants have identical values, there's no point comparing between classes – instead compare different armour levels with each other.
- Check upgrade potential: Armours in Metin2 can be improved with stones and other materials. A low-grade Night of Death Suit can become significantly stronger through upgrades.
- Keep an eye on the price: The price on the player market fluctuates depending on server and availability. Wait for cheap offers or farm the armour yourself.
- Skin vs. Stats: If appearance is more important to you than values, note that the Night of Death Suit has a striking design that stands out from standard armours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which classes is the Night of Death Suit available for?
The Night of Death Suit is available for all five classes in Metin2: Warrior, Ninja, Shaman, Sura and Lycan. Each class wears its own variant with a class-specific name and appearance.
Are the Night of Death Suit values the same for all classes?
Yes. According to the official Metin2 wiki, the armour values for all classes are 100 % identical. The only differences are in the image and name of the respective class variant.
What is the Night of Death Suit called in English?
The English name is Night of Death Suit. This is helpful if you're searching for information on international forums or in the English-speaking community.
Where can I get the Night of Death Suit?
The Night of Death Suit is available through monster drops, player trading and possibly through events. Alternatively, it can be crafted via Armour Designs. The exact drop sources vary depending on the server and game version.
Can I exchange the Night of Death Suit between classes?
No. Each armour variant is bound to its respective class. You can only wear the variant of your own class. When trading on the player market, you must therefore purchase the correct class variant.
What are Armour Designs and do I need them for the Night of Death Suit?
Armour Designs are crafting recipes with which you can have armours made. They are an alternative to direct purchase or farming. Whether the Night of Death Suit can be made via an Armour Design should be confirmed in the official wiki or with the community.
Does the Night of Death Suit differ fundamentally from other Metin2 armours?
Metin2 has various armour levels and types. The Night of Death Suit is a specific armour with its own design. However, the principle of identical values across all classes applies equally to all armours in the game.
Where do I find the armour merchant in Metin2?
Armour merchants (Armor Shop Dealers) are found in the cities and villages of the game world. They sell basic armours. However, special items such as the Night of Death Suit are usually not available from NPC merchants, but through other means.
Further useful pages on Metin2.de:
- Armours Overview – all classes
- Warrior Guide – Build and Equipment
- Ninja Guide – Build and Equipment
- Upgrading Items – Stones and Improvements
