Clothing of Harmony is an armour item in Metin2. Like all armour in the game, Warriors, Assassins, Shamans, Suras and Lycanthropes wear their own class-specific variant – however, the base values are 100% identical across all classes. The only difference between classes is the name and the visual appearance of the armour.
What is Clothing of Harmony?
Clothing of Harmony belongs to the armour category in Metin2. Armour is equipment that is worn in the body slot and protects your character in combat. The Metin2 Wiki lists this item in multiple languages, demonstrating its prevalence in the international community:
| Language | Designation |
|---|---|
| German | Kleidung der Harmonie |
| English | Clothing of Harmony |
| French | Vêtement d'harmonie |
| Italian | Vestito Armonia |
| Greek | Ενδυμασία Αρμονίας |
| Arabic | ثياب الإنسجام |
| Romanian | Haina Armoniei |
The Armour System in Metin2 – Basics
In Metin2, there are five playable classes, and each class has its own armour series:
- Warrior – Warrior armour
- Assassin – Assassin armour
- Shaman – Shaman armour
- Sura – Sura armour
- Lycanthrope – Lycanthrope armour
What's special about the armour system: The values of all class variants of an armour piece are 100% identical. A Warrior wearing the "Warrior version" of Clothing of Harmony has exactly the same defensive values as an Assassin wearing the Assassin variant. The only difference is the displayed name and the 3D model of the item.
This greatly simplifies armour selection: if you know that an armour piece is strong for one class, it's automatically equally strong for all other classes – provided you equip the class-specific variant for your character.
Buying and Finding Armour – Armour Vendors and Blueprints
In Metin2, there are several ways to obtain armour like Clothing of Harmony:
- Armour vendors (NPCs): In towns and villages throughout the game world, you'll find specialised NPC merchants who sell armour. These are referred to as "armour vendors" in-game and are your primary source for basic equipment.
- Armour blueprint: Certain armour pieces can be crafted using armour blueprints. These blueprints also exist for helmets (Helmet Armour Blueprint). Through the crafting system, you can create equipment yourself if you possess the necessary materials.
- Monster drops: Many armour pieces drop from monsters and bosses in the open world or in dungeons.
- Player market: Through Metin2's trading system, you can buy or exchange armour with other players.
Class Comparison: Armour for All Five Classes
Since all armour variants have identical values, choosing armour is always a matter of your character's class. Here's an overview of armour series by class:
| Class | Armour Series | Values Compared |
|---|---|---|
| Warrior | Warrior/Armour | Identical to all other classes |
| Assassin | Assassin/Armour | Identical to all other classes |
| Shaman | Shaman/Armour | Identical to all other classes |
| Sura | Sura/Armour | Identical to all other classes |
| Lycanthrope | Lycanthrope/Armour | Identical to all other classes |
This means as a player you must always pay attention to the class designation when buying or farming armour. Clothing of Harmony for a Warrior cannot be worn by an Assassin – despite having identical base values.
Armour Blueprint and Helmet Armour Blueprint: Crafting in Metin2
For players who want to craft their own equipment, Metin2 offers the crafting system with armour blueprints. An armour blueprint is an item that serves as a template for crafting a specific piece of armour. Similarly, there's the Helmet Armour Blueprint for helmet creation.
To craft armour, you typically need:
- The corresponding armour blueprint
- The necessary materials (resources, drops)
- The right NPC or crafting station
Crafting is a viable alternative to direct purchase in Metin2, especially when certain armour pieces are difficult to find or expensive on the player market.
Tips for Armour Management in Metin2
- Always check the class: Before buying or farming armour, ensure it's suitable for your class. Values are identical, but armour is class-bound.
- Use armour vendors for starter gear: For new characters, NPC armour merchants in towns are the quickest way to solid basic equipment.
- Crafting for rare armour: For hard-to-find armour pieces, it's worth checking available blueprints and the necessary materials.
- Upgrade armour: Metin2 offers upgrade systems for armour. A well-upgraded mid-tier piece can outperform a poorly upgraded top-tier set.
- Compare market prices: Since armour values are identical across classes, you can compare prices between class variants – there are often differences in trading value.
Frequently Asked Questions about Clothing of Harmony
What is Clothing of Harmony in Metin2?
Clothing of Harmony is an armour piece in Metin2. It exists in one version for each of the five playable classes (Warrior, Assassin, Shaman, Sura, Lycanthrope), with all variants having identical base values.
Do all class variants of armour have the same values?
Yes. According to the Metin2 Wiki, the armour values for all classes are 100% identical. The only differences are in the name and visual appearance (skin).
Can I buy Clothing of Harmony from an NPC?
Armour in Metin2 is available from armour vendor NPCs in towns. Whether Clothing of Harmony is specifically listed there depends on your server and game progress. Alternatively, you can obtain it through drops or the player market.
How do I craft armour in Metin2?
With an armour blueprint and the necessary materials, you can have armour crafted by the corresponding NPC. For helmets, there's a separate Helmet Armour Blueprint.
What classes are in Metin2 and what armour do they wear?
Metin2 has five classes: Warrior, Assassin, Shaman, Sura and Lycanthrope. Each class has its own armour series with class-specific names and models, but identical values.
What is the difference between armour and clothing in Metin2?
In Metin2, a distinction is made between armour (equipment with defensive values in the body slot) and decorative clothing (cosmetic items without combat values). Clothing of Harmony, despite its name, is classified as armour with corresponding gameplay values.
Where can I find more information about armour in Metin2?
The official Metin2 Wiki at en-wiki.metin2.gameforge.com lists all armour pieces organised by class under the subcategories Warrior/Armour, Assassin/Armour, Shaman/Armour, Sura/Armour and Lycanthrope/Armour.
