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Metin2 Samurai Armour Costume Guide 2024

Samurai Armour in Metin2: All variants (blue/red, male/female), classes, bonuses and tradability at a glance. Complete item guide.

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TL;DR: The Samurai Armour is a costume from the Metin2 Easter Event 2017. It comes in blue and red, for all classes – with and without bonus, with the "+" variant being tradable.

What is the Samurai Armour?

The Samurai Armour is a costume item in Metin2, first available during the Easter Event 2017 through the item shop. It is a purely cosmetic piece of clothing worn in the costume slot of the costume inventory – a system that has been available in the game since 24 July 2012. The armour is available in two colours: Blue and Red. For each colour, there is a male and a female variant, adapted to suit the appearance of the respective class.

Important for trading: Samurai Armours exist in two versions – with bonus (marked with "+") and without bonus. Only the "+" variant is tradable and can therefore be exchanged between players or offered on the market.

Available Colours and Versions

The Samurai Armour comes in two classic samurai colour schemes. Both variants are available for male and female characters and visually match the also available Samurai Knots – the matching costume accessory from the same set.

Both colours are available through the same route and differ only in their visual appearance. The Samurai Knots as matching headwear complete the look for every character.

Class Overview: Male Samurai Armour

The male variant of the Samurai Armour is available for 5 classes. Each class receives a slightly adapted design that matches the body shape and style of the respective character model.

Male Samurai Armour – available classes by colour
Class Samurai Armour Blue (m) Samurai Armour Red (m)
Ninja ✓ Available ✓ Available
Sura ✓ Available ✓ Available
Shaman ✓ Available ✓ Available
Warrior ✓ Available ✓ Available
Lycanthrope ✓ Available ✓ Available

Class Overview: Female Samurai Armour

The female variant covers 4 of the 5 classes. The Lycanthrope exists in the game exclusively as a male character class, so no female version is provided here.

Female Samurai Armour – available classes by colour
Class Samurai Armour Blue (f) Samurai Armour Red (f)
Ninja ✓ Available ✓ Available
Sura ✓ Available ✓ Available
Shaman ✓ Available ✓ Available
Warrior ✓ Available ✓ Available

With Bonus vs. Without Bonus – the Difference

A key feature of the Samurai Armour is the distinction between the standard version and the "+" version with bonus. This distinction is relevant for players who want to trade the item or acquire it via the player market.

If you are specifically looking for the Samurai Armour on the player market or want to sell it, you should look for the "+" symbol in the item name. Only this variant is permitted in player trading.

The Matching Set: Samurai Knots

To complete the Samurai look, you need the Samurai Knots – a matching costume accessory that comes from the same Easter Event 2017 as the Samurai Armour. In the in-game views of the armour, characters always wear the matching knots, which complete the overall impression of the samurai outfit. If you're aiming for the complete look, you should combine both items.

The Costume System in Metin2

Costumes like the Samurai Armour are applied in the Costume Inventory, which is accessible via the regular inventory window. The costume system was introduced on 24 July 2012 with a maintenance update and allows players to give their characters a unique appearance – independent of the equipped gear.

Costumes affect the visual appearance of the character, overlaying the normal armour visuals. This makes them particularly interesting for players who value a cohesive or thematically matching appearance. Further costumes and events are regularly available in the item shop.

Learn more about the costume system and other costume items in our detailed guides:

Frequently Asked Questions About the Samurai Armour

Where can I get the Samurai Armour in Metin2?

The Samurai Armour was available during the Easter Event 2017 through the official Metin2 item shop. Outside of event periods, the tradable "+" variant may still be available on the player market.

What does the "+" mean on the Samurai Armour?

The "+" marks the bonus variant of the Samurai Armour. This version has an additional bonus and is the only variant that is tradable – it can be traded between players.

Which classes can wear the Samurai Armour?

The male Samurai Armour is available for Ninja, Sura, Shaman, Warrior and Lycanthrope. The female variant covers Ninja, Sura, Shaman and Warrior. The Lycanthrope only exists as a male class in the game.

What colours is the Samurai Armour available in?

The Samurai Armour is available in two colours: Blue and Red. Both colours are available for male and female characters as well as for all supported classes.

Is there a matching accessory for the Samurai Armour?

Yes. To match the Samurai Armour, there are the Samurai Knots – a costume accessory from the same event. In the in-game depictions, characters are always equipped with both items.

Where do I equip the Samurai Armour?

Costumes are equipped in the Costume Inventory, which is accessible via the inventory window. The costume overlays the normal armour visuals, but has no effect on the character's combat statistics.

Is the Samurai Armour permanently available in the game?

No. The Samurai Armour was an event item from the Easter Event 2017 and is not permanently available in the regular item shop. Whether it returns in future events depends on Gameforge.

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