Metin2 Ninja Guide

Metin2 Ninja Guide: Specialisations, Skills, Weapons and Equipment

The Ninja is a playable class in Metin2. He can specialise in Blade or Bow and thereby fight either with blade skills in close combat or with bow skills at range.

Summary: The Ninja has two specialisations: Blade and Bow. The Blade Ninja uses skills such as Ambush, Blade Whirl, Poison Cloud, Lightning Strike and Cloak. The Bow Ninja uses skills such as Repeated Shot, Fire Arrow, Poison Arrow, Arrow Rain and Feather Step. Ninja weapons include daggers, bows, arrows and one-handed swords. For equipment, class-specific armour, sockets, spirit stones, bonuses and upgrades are important.

What is the Ninja?

The Ninja is a class with two different specialisations. Blade stands for close combat skills, Bow for ranged combat skills.

Which skills are available depends on the chosen specialisation. In addition, weapons, armour, sockets, spirit stones, bonuses and upgrade levels determine the development of the character.

Ninja Specialisations

The two specialisations have their own skills and should be considered separately.

Blade Ninja

The Blade Ninja uses close combat skills. These include direct attack skills, cloak and complementary skills.

Ambush is associated with attacks from behind and attacks from cloak. Cloak is also associated with Ambush and Lightning Strike. Poison Cloud can poison enemies.

Bow Ninja

The Bow Ninja uses ranged combat skills. These include direct bow attacks, arrow skills and supportive effects.

Feather Step is a supportive skill. Fire Arrow Boost belongs to Fire Arrow and is considered separately from the normal attack skills.

Discipline and Skill Levels

From level 5 onwards, a discipline can be chosen. After that, skill points are invested in the skills of the chosen direction.

Skills develop over several levels:

• Normal
• Master
• Grand Master
• Perfect Master

In addition to basic skills, there are complementary skills such as counter skills, boost skills and Champion-Level skills.

Ninja Weapons

Ninjas can use various weapons. These include daggers, bows, arrows and one-handed swords.

For the classification of a Ninja weapon, level requirement, base values, possible bonuses, sockets and upgrade status count. The interplay between weapon, skills, sockets, spirit stones, bonuses and upgrade level is important.

Ninja Armour

Ninjas wear their own class-specific armour. This armour increases defence and is tied to certain level ranges.

Important properties of Ninja armour are:

• required level
• defence value
• movement speed
• number of sockets
• fixed bonus values
• possible additional bonuses
• upgrade level
• possible further development

Ninja armour differs through requirements, base values, sockets, fixed values, bonuses and upgrade status.

Ninja Helmets

Ninjas can wear their own class-specific helmets. These helmets differ from the helmets of other classes mainly in name, appearance and origin. The basic properties are comparable across classes for helmets of the same level. An exception is the bonus properties of level-80 helmets. Helmets cannot be improved with ores or spirit stones.

Important Ninja helmets are:

For Ninja helmets, required level, defence value, fixed bonus values, possible bonuses and upgrade status are most important. Unlike weapons and armour, helmets have no spirit stone sockets. Therefore, they are not improved via spirit stones, but via their base values, fixed properties, bonuses and upgrades.

Sockets and Spirit Stones

Ninja weapons and Ninja armour can have sockets. Matching spirit stones can be inserted into free sockets.

Sockets are an additional improvement level. Through spirit stones, equipment pieces can receive additional values.

When inserting a spirit stone, the attempt can fail. Then a stone fragment remains in the socket. A stone fragment gives no active bonus and blocks the socket.

Bonuses on Ninja Equipment

In addition to base values, sockets and spirit stones, equipment pieces can have additional bonuses. These bonuses are a separate improvement level.

Fixed values of an item and additional bonuses are different properties. An item can have its own fixed values and additionally carry further bonuses.

Upgrade and Development

Ninja equipment can be expanded through improvement levels. Depending on the item, certain values increase.

When developing equipment further, the item, required materials, existing bonuses, spirit stones and the current upgrade status count. Before major upgrades, it should be checked which values are retained and which properties may change.

Important Fundamentals for Ninja

With the Ninja, the interplay of several areas counts:

• chosen specialisation
• suitable skills
• daggers, bows, arrows or one-handed swords
• suitable Ninja armour
• level requirements
• sockets and spirit stones
• fixed values and additional bonuses
• upgrade status of the equipment

A Ninja is not determined solely by a single skill or a single equipment value. What is important is the combination of class, specialisation, skills and equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Ninja

What specialisations does the Ninja have?

The Ninja has the specialisations Blade and Bow. Blade is focused on close combat skills. Bow uses ranged combat skills.

What is a Blade Ninja?

The Blade Ninja is the Ninja specialisation with close combat skills. Skills include Ambush, Blade Whirl, Poison Cloud, Lightning Strike and Cloak, among others.

What is a Bow Ninja?

The Bow Ninja is the Ninja specialisation with ranged combat skills. Skills include Repeated Shot, Fire Arrow, Poison Arrow, Arrow Rain and Feather Step, among others.

What weapons does the Ninja use?

The Ninja can use daggers, bows, arrows and one-handed swords. Daggers are particularly associated with the Blade specialisation, bows with the Bow specialisation.

Which skills belong to the Blade Ninja?

The Blade Ninja includes Ambush, Blade Whirl, Poison Cloud, Lightning Strike, Cloak, Creeping Poison, Counter Skill, Ambush Boost and Light Stars.

Which skills belong to the Bow Ninja?

The Bow Ninja includes Repeated Shot, Fire Arrow, Poison Arrow, Arrow Rain, Feather Step, Spark Strike, Counter Skill, Fire Arrow Boost and Storm Shot.

What does Cloak do on the Ninja?

Cloak is a skill of the Blade specialisation. It is associated with Ambush and Lightning Strike.

What are Light Stars and Storm Shot?

Light Stars is a Champion-Level skill of the Blade Ninja. Storm Shot is a Champion-Level skill of the Bow Ninja.

What armour does the Ninja wear?

The Ninja wears its own class-specific armour. This differs through level requirement, defence, movement speed, sockets, fixed values, bonuses and upgrade status.

What role do sockets play in Ninja equipment?

Sockets enable the insertion of spirit stones. This allows weapons and armour to receive additional values.

What happens if a spirit stone fails?

In case of failure, a stone fragment remains in the socket. The stone fragment gives no active bonus and blocks the socket.

Is there the best Ninja weapon or best Ninja armour?

A single best Ninja weapon or best Ninja armour cannot be determined in general. What is decisive is the level, base values, sockets, spirit stones, bonuses, upgrade status and the respective game situation.