Metin2 Devil's Horn Armour – Complete Armour Guide

The Devil's Horn Armour is an armour in Metin2 that exists in class-specific variants. Whether Warrior, Assassin, Shaman, Sura or Lycan – the base stats of this armour are 100% identical for every class. The difference lies exclusively in the name and visual appearance of the item. So if you want to know whether the Devil's Horn Armour is worthwhile for your class: The answer doesn't depend on the class, but on your own playstyle and progression.

What is the Devil's Horn Armour?

The Devil's Horn Armour belongs to the category of armours in Metin2. Armours, alongside weapons, helmets, boots and accessories, form a central part of every character's equipment. They significantly determine how well a character can absorb damage and survive in combat.

In the international Metin2 Wiki, the Devil's Horn Armour is known under various names: In English it's called Devil's Horn Armour, in French Armure corne du diable, in Spanish Arm. Cuerno Diabólico and in Polish Pancerz Diabel. Rogu. This multilingual nature shows that the item is available in all official server regions of Gameforge.

Classes and Variants of the Devil's Horn Armour

In Metin2 there are five playable classes, and each class wears its own version of the Devil's Horn Armour. According to official Wiki information, the following basic principle applies to all armours in Metin2 – and thus also to the Devil's Horn Armour:

"The armours of the individual classes differ only in appearance and name, the stats are 100% the same."

This means in concrete terms: A Warrior wearing the Devil's Horn Armour has exactly the same defensive stats as an Assassin, Shaman, Sura or Lycan with the corresponding equivalent. The choice of class therefore does not affect the strength of this armour.

Armours in Metin2 – Understanding the Basic System

To properly categorise the Devil's Horn Armour, a quick look at the armour system in Metin2 is worthwhile. Armours are divided in the Wiki into five class-specific subsections:

• Warrior/Armours – Heavy plating for the melee combat specialist
• Assassin/Armours – Lighter equipment for the agile ranged fighter and assassin
• Shaman/Armours – Armours for the support and magic class
• Sura/Armours – Equipment for the demon summoner and swordsman
• Lycan/Armours – Plating for the shapeshifter

Despite this division, the following applies: The numerical values are always identical for equivalent armour tiers. So if you assess a particular armour for one class, you can directly apply this assessment to all other classes.

Where to Get Armours in Metin2?

Armours like the Devil's Horn Armour can be obtained in Metin2 in various ways. The Wiki points to the Armour Merchant (also called "Armor Shop Dealer" or in Turkish "Zırh Satıcısı") as one of the possible sources for armour items. Additionally, armours in Metin2 can typically be obtained through the following routes:

• Armour Merchant: NPCs in various cities and villages offer armours for purchase.
• Armour Design / Helmet Armour Design: The Wiki mentions separate entries for armour designs, which points to a crafting or blacksmithing system with which armours can be created or improved.
• Monster Drops: Enemies in the game world regularly drop armour pieces of varying quality levels.
• Player Trading: Rare armours can be acquired via the marketplace or direct player trading.

Armour Designs and Crafting

The official Metin2 Wiki lists both an Armour Design and a Helmet Armour Design as separate items. These designs play a role in the crafting system. Whilst the Wiki does not specify detailed recipes or material quantities for the Devil's Horn Armour, the existence of these entries shows that it is possible in Metin2 to obtain high-quality armours through the crafting system – not just through drops or merchants.

Armour designs are referred to in the English Wiki as Armour Design, which suggests that they function as blueprint items that enable the player to craft a specific armour with a blacksmith or corresponding NPC.

Tips for Choosing Armour in Metin2

Since the stats of all class-specific armours are identical, you should consider the following factors when choosing your armour:

• Availability and Cost: Check which armour is available cheaply in player trading on your server. Market prices can vary greatly.
• Upgrade Potential: Armours can be improved in Metin2. Invest in armours that you can use long-term and gradually upgrade.
• Appearance: Since the stats are identical, visual representation can be a deciding factor – especially if you value the look of your character.
• Class-Switch Compatibility: Note that Warrior armour cannot be worn by an Assassin, even if the stats are identical. You always need the class-specific variant.

International Availability of the Devil's Horn Armour

The Devil's Horn Armour is available in almost all language versions of Metin2 under Gameforge. The Wiki entries document translations in at least 13 languages, including Arabic (درع قرن الشيطان), Greek (Πανοπλ. διαβολοκέρατος), Hungarian (Ördögszarv-vért) and Romanian (Armură Corn de Diavol). This shows that this item is a fixed part of the international Metin2 universe and is not limited to individual regional servers.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Devil's Horn Armour