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Green Dragon Bean Metin2 – Alchemy Guide

Green Dragon Bean in Metin2: Everything on Dragon Stone Alchemy, classes, purity and levels. Guide for more bonuses through Dragon Stones.

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TL;DR: The Green Dragon Bean belongs to Dragon Stone Alchemy in Metin2, which since version 13.3 (2013) provides character bonuses through Dragon Stones in six colours.

The Green Dragon Bean is an item from the Dragon Stone Alchemy system in Metin2. This system was introduced with game version 13.3 on 26 February 2013 and provides your character with a variety of bonuses through different coloured Dragon Stones. If you want to strengthen your character strategically, you cannot avoid Dragon Stone Alchemy.

What is Dragon Stone Alchemy in Metin2?

Dragon Stone Alchemy is an independent character enhancement system that operates separately from your normal inventory. Dragon Stones are displayed exclusively in the dedicated Dragon Stone inventory – not in your normal inventory. The system has been expanded multiple times over the years:

The Dragon Stone Alchemy overview can be opened via the inventory button, the chat bar or a keyboard shortcut.

The six Dragon Stone Types at a Glance

There are six different types of Dragon Stones, each with a different effect on your character. Each colour represents a different category of bonuses.

Dragon Stone Types in Metin2 Alchemy
Dragon Stone Colour Special Feature
Onyx Black Unique effect type
Diamond White/Clear Unique effect type
Ruby Red Unique effect type
Jade Green Unique effect type
Sapphire Blue Unique effect type
Garnet Dark Red Unique effect type

Additionally, with version 23.2, Dragon Amethyst was introduced as another Stone type. The Green Dragon Bean is relevant in the context of these different stone types and their improvement – it belongs to the materials related to Dragon Stone Alchemy.

Enhancement Levels: Class, Purity and Level

The heart of Dragon Stone Alchemy is a three-tier enhancement system. Each Dragon Stone can be refined on three different levels:

Class

The class of a Dragon Stone determines how many bonuses it can have simultaneously. The higher the class, the more bonuses are possible. The classes from low to high are:

  1. Rough
  2. Polished
  3. Rare
  4. Antique
  5. Legendary
  6. Mythical

Purity

The purity level increases the potency of existing bonuses. A Dragon Stone with higher purity therefore provides stronger or higher values for its bonuses – the type of bonuses remains the same, but their strength increases.

Level

The effect of a Dragon Stone can also be increased through level progression. Level and purity work complementarily: both methods increase effectiveness, but through different mechanisms.

The three enhancement levels for Dragon Stones
Level What it does Example Variations
Class More bonus slots Rough → Polished → Rare → Antique → Legendary → Mythical
Purity Stronger bonus values Low purity → High purity
Level Higher effectiveness Increases through refinement

Where to Get Dragon Stones?

Dragon Stones can be obtained in various ways in Metin2. An important and regular method is the daily quest:

If you consistently complete the daily quest, you will build up a stable base of Dragon Stones over time. Especially for beginners, this is the most efficient free way to collect initial stones and start refining.

Dragon Stone Shards – What's Behind It?

In addition to finished Dragon Stones, there are also Dragon Stone Shards as a separate resource within the Alchemy system. Dragon Stone Shards (as well as the Dragon Stone Shards+ variant) also belong to the Dragon Stone Alchemy category and play a role in building or improving Dragon Stones. For details on specific uses, check the Dragon Stone Alchemy overview in the game menu.

Practical Tips for Getting Started with Dragon Stone Alchemy

If you're just starting out with Dragon Stone Alchemy, you should keep these points in mind:

Frequently Asked Questions About Green Dragon Bean and Dragon Stone Alchemy

What is the Green Dragon Bean in Metin2?

The Green Dragon Bean is an item from the Dragon Stone Alchemy system in Metin2 and belongs to the category of Dragon Stone Alchemy materials.

When was Dragon Stone Alchemy introduced?

Dragon Stone Alchemy was introduced with game version 13.3 on 26 February 2013 in Metin2.

How many Dragon Stone types are there?

There are six classic types: Onyx, Diamond, Ruby, Jade, Sapphire and Garnet. With version 23.2, Dragon Amethyst was added as another type.

What's the difference between class and purity?

Class determines the number of possible bonus slots on a Dragon Stone. Purity increases the strength of existing bonuses. Both levels can be improved independently of each other.

From what level can I do the daily Dragon Stone quest?

The daily Dragon Stone quest is available for characters level 30 and above.

What is Mythical Alchemy?

Mythical Alchemy is the highest class of Dragon Stone Alchemy and was introduced with game version 19.0 on 22 January 2019. Mythical is the sixth and strongest class tier for Dragon Stones.

Where do I see my Dragon Stones in the inventory?

Dragon Stones are displayed exclusively in the dedicated Dragon Stone inventory, not in your normal inventory. You can open the overview via the inventory button, chat bar or keyboard shortcut.

What are Dragon Stone Shards?

Dragon Stone Shards and Dragon Stone Shards+ are resources within the Dragon Stone Alchemy system in Metin2. They belong to the same category as the Green Dragon Bean.

Further Topics in Metin2

Dragon Stone Alchemy is just one of many systems that strengthen your character in Metin2. Other relevant areas:

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