Metin Stones – or Metins for short – are the namesake stone monsters in Metin2 and simultaneously the most important farming target in the entire game. If you want to level efficiently in Metin2, earn Yang or collect drops for upgrades, you cannot avoid Metin Stones. The Metin of Wrath is one of the most well-known representatives of this stone category. Metin Stones appear on the map in three difficulty levels: easy, normal and hard. Additionally, there are summoning scroll options to spawn Metin Stones deliberately.
What are Metin Stones?
Metin Stones (also: Metin Stone or short Metins) are special monsters in Metin2 that spawn distributed across the maps of the game world. They do not actively move and do not attack the player independently – but they spawn strong companion monsters when approached or attacked, the so-called Metin servants. These companion monsters often present the actual challenge during farming.
Killing a Metin Stone rewards the player with experience points, Yang and a variety of possible item drops. Metin Stones are thus the foundation of the progression system in Metin2 – from the first minutes of play to the end-content areas.
Metin of Wrath – What's Behind It?
The Metin of Wrath (German: Metin des Zorns, French: Metin de la Colère, Turkish: Öfkenin Metini) is a Metin Stone type that appears in the game world of Metin2. Like all Metin Stones, it stands for a specific thematic area of the game world and brings correspondingly thematic servant monsters with it.
The name of Wrath reflects the aggressive nature of the stone – the associated servant monsters are correspondingly combat-eager and can quickly overwhelm careless players. If you want to farm a Metin of Wrath efficiently, you should pack enough healing potions and know your class.
The Three Metin Stone Difficulty Levels
Metin Stones exist in three variants that differ in difficulty and drop quality. These three levels are officially designated in the game as easy, normal and hard (English: Metin Stone Spawner):
| Level | Designation (EN) | Designation (DE) | Typical Use Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Metin Stone (Easy) | Metinstein (leicht) | Beginner zones, early-level areas |
| 2 | Metin Stone (Normal) | Metinstein (normal) | Intermediate areas, broad level spectrum |
| 3 | Metin Stone (Hard) | Metinstein (schwer) | Advanced areas, high drop quality |
The difficulty level not only affects the strength of the servant monsters but also the quality of possible drops. Hard Metin Stones require more DPS or good group coordination, but offer better rewards in return.
Metin Stone Summoning Scroll – Spawn Metins Yourself
A special feature in Metin2 is the Metin Stone summoning scroll. With this scroll, players can deliberately make Metin Stones appear on a map instead of waiting for natural spawns. According to the official wiki, there are 3 different summoning scroll types for Metin Stones:
- Summoning Scroll Type 1 – for one of the three difficulty variants
- Summoning Scroll Type 2 – for one of the three difficulty variants
- Summoning Scroll Type 3 – for one of the three difficulty variants
The exact assignment of scroll types to the respective difficulty levels is currently only partially documented in the wiki. In the game itself, however, the scroll names are clearly labelled. Using summoning scrolls is especially useful when you want to deliberately farm a specific difficulty level or cannot find a natural spawn in an area.
Farm Metin Stones Efficiently – Basic Principles
Efficient Metin farming is based on a few, but important basic principles. These apply both to the Metin of Wrath and to all other Metin Stone types:
- Know the map: Metin Stones spawn at fixed spawn points on the map. Those who know these points can quickly rotate from stone to stone and minimise waiting time.
- Prioritise servant monsters: With hard Metin Stones, the servants can be more dangerous than the stone itself. Eliminate the servants first, then focus on the stone.
- Keep potions in stock: Healing potions and mana potions are essential for Metin farming. The higher the difficulty level, the more consumption to budget for.
- Exploit class strengths: Classes with strong AoE damage (area-of-effect attacks) can clear servant groups more efficiently. Classes with high single-target damage are good against the stone itself.
- Pay attention to server times: On busy servers, popular Metin spots are quickly occupied by other players. Early mornings or late evenings often offer more free spawns.
- Use summoning scrolls: If a desired Metin Stone is not on the map, the appropriate Metin Stone summoning scroll can force the spawn.
Metin of Wrath in International Comparison
Metin2 is active in many countries across Europe and beyond. The Metin of Wrath has its own name in each language version, but the gameplay principle remains identical:
| Language | Designation |
|---|---|
| English | Metin of Wrath |
| German | Metin des Zorns |
| French | Metin de la Colère |
| Turkish | Öfkenin Metini |
| Polish | Metin Gniewu |
| Italian | Metin della Collera |
| Romanian | Metinul Furiei |
| Greek | Metin Οργής |
| Czech | Metin zloby |
| Dutch | Metin van Toorn |
| Hungarian | Harag metinje |
Tips for Beginners When Metin Farming
If you are new to Metin2, you should approach Metin Stones gradually. Start with easy Metin Stones in the starter zones to learn about the principle of servant groups and spawn points. Only switch to normal and eventually hard Metin Stones once your character is strong enough equipped and you understand the mechanics.
Important: Metin Stones are not a sprint, but a marathon. Many players spend hours farming specific drops. Patience and an efficient route between spawn points are more important in the long run than short-term burst sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Metin of Wrath & Metin Stones
What is the Metin of Wrath in Metin2?
The Metin of Wrath is a Metin Stone type in Metin2. It spawns on specific maps, brings servant monsters with it and grants experience, Yang and item drops upon destruction.
How many Metin Stone difficulty levels are there?
There are three official difficulty levels: easy, normal and hard. Harder stones generally offer better drops but are also more dangerous.
What is a Metin Stone summoning scroll and how do I use it?
A Metin Stone summoning scroll is an item with which you can deliberately spawn a Metin Stone on the map. There are 3 different scroll types – matching the respective difficulty level. Simply use one when no natural spawn is available.
Does the Metin Stone actively attack me?
No, the Metin Stone itself does not move and does not attack actively. The danger comes from the servant monsters that appear when the stone is attacked.
Which class is best suited for Metin farming?
All classes can farm Metin Stones. Classes with strong AoE damage clear servant groups faster, whilst single-target classes defeat the stone itself more efficiently. The optimal choice depends on your playstyle and chosen difficulty level.
What is the Metin of Wrath called in English?
In English it is called "Metin of Wrath". In other languages such as French (Metin de la Colère) or Turkish (Öfkenin Metini), it also bears a name corresponding to wrath.
Where do I find Metin Stones on the map?
Metin Stones spawn at fixed points on the various maps of Metin2. Which map is suitable for which type and difficulty level depends on the level range. Check out the spawn maps in community forums to find optimal routes.
Can I farm Metin Stones in a group?
Yes, group farming is particularly effective with hard Metin Stones. The servant monsters can be defeated together more quickly, and experience as well as drops are distributed within the group.
