"The Sick Brother" is a quest in Metin2 available in numerous language versions of the game – including German, English, French, Polish and many others. Like most Metin2 quests, completion requires special quest items, which typically can only be obtained as drops when the quest is active. Completion requires preparation, knowledge of the right area, and understanding which items need to be collected.
What is the quest "The Sick Brother"?
"The Sick Brother" is part of the regular quest list in Metin2 and has names in other languages such as Le gardien malade (French), Il Guardiano Malato (Italian), El Guardián Enfermo (Spanish) or Chory Brat (Polish). The different translations indicate that the quest focuses on a guardian figure whose brother has fallen ill. The goal of the quest is to help the quest giver – typically by obtaining certain items or completing tasks in the game world.
Metin2 quests of this type are classic collection quests: you accept the task, farm the required quest items in a specific area, and turn them in to the NPC. It sounds simple – but without preparation, searching for the right items can be time-consuming.
Quest Items: What you need to know
In Metin2, there is a special category of items used exclusively for completing quests: so-called quest items. These items typically can only be obtained as drops when the corresponding quest is active. This means: without an active quest, you won't find the required items no matter how long you farm.
This is an important note for anyone tackling the quest "The Sick Brother". Make sure you've actually accepted the quest before you start looking for the required items. Otherwise, you'll waste valuable playtime.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Availability | Only droppable with active quest |
| Purpose | Exclusively for quest completion |
| Tradeable | Generally not tradeable or transferable |
| Category | Own item category in game inventory |
Step by Step: How to complete the quest
The basic flow of the quest "The Sick Brother" follows the classic Metin2 quest principle. You accept the task from an NPC, collect the required quest items, and turn them back in to the NPC. You'll find the exact steps further down in the how-to section of this page. Here's an overview of the main points:
- Accept quest: Talk to the responsible NPC and add the quest to your active quest list.
- Visit area: Travel to the area relevant for the quest and defeat the monsters found there.
- Farm items: Collect the required quest items. These only drop while the quest is active.
- Turn in quest: Return to the NPC and complete the quest.
Tips for efficient farming
Since quest items in Metin2 have their own drop mechanics, it's worth making a few preparations before farming:
- Check quest list: Open your quest list and verify that "The Sick Brother" is registered as an active quest. Only then will the items drop.
- Join a group: If the farming area contains difficult monsters, it may be worthwhile to play with a group. This significantly speeds up progress.
- Free up inventory space: Make sure you have enough free inventory slots. Quest items take up regular slots – a full inventory stops item collection.
- Pack potions: Especially with higher monster difficulty, you should have plenty of healing potions on hand.
- Consider drop rates: Quest items don't drop with every kill. Plan for enough time and expect that you may need to defeat many monsters.
Quest Context: Understanding Metin2 quest chains
Metin2 offers an extensive list of quests spanning various level ranges and areas. The quest "The Sick Brother" is available in many country versions of the game – from German to Polish (Chory Brat) to Romanian (Fratele bolnav) and Greek (Ο άρρωστος αδερφός) versions. This shows how internationally the game is structured and that the quest is a fixed part of the quest framework.
If you want to explore the Metin2 quest world more deeply, visit the official complete quest list in the wiki. It lists all available quests, including requirements and rewards.
Related content and further guides
"The Sick Brother" is just one of many quests in Metin2. If you want to approach the game systematically, it's worth checking out the following areas:
- Quest Items – Overview of all quest items
- List of Quests – All available quests in Metin2
- Areas in Metin2 – Farming spots and maps
- Monsters and their drops – What do enemies drop?
A well-structured quest programme helps you level your character efficiently while collecting valuable rewards. Quest chains like "The Sick Brother" provide a natural progression framework that guides you through different areas and challenges.
Common mistakes when questing in Metin2
Especially newcomers make some typical mistakes when questing in Metin2 that waste time or block progress:
- Quest not accepted: The most common mistake – you start farming without activating the quest in your quest list. Quest items simply won't drop then.
- Wrong area: Metin2 contains many maps and monsters. Make sure you're farming in the right area – the wiki or NPC dialogue provides clues.
- Inventory full: Quest items can't drop if your inventory is full. Regular cleaning saves frustration.
- Forgot NPC: Some players forget to actually turn in the items to the NPC after collecting them. Only with the turnin is the quest considered complete.
Frequently asked questions
What is the quest "The Sick Brother" in Metin2?
"The Sick Brother" is a regular quest in Metin2 available in many language versions of the game. The goal is to help the quest giver by completing certain tasks or collecting items.
Why aren't the quest items dropping?
Quest items in Metin2 only drop when the corresponding quest is active in your quest list. Check that you've correctly accepted the quest.
Can I trade quest items or give them to other players?
Quest items in Metin2 are generally not tradeable. They are intended exclusively for quest completion and cannot be transferred to other players.
In which languages is the quest available?
The quest is available in German, English, French (Le gardien malade), Spanish (El Guardián Enfermo), Italian (Il Guardiano Malato), Polish (Chory Brat), Romanian (Fratele bolnav), Greek and other languages.
What happens if my inventory is full?
If your inventory is full, no further items can drop – including quest items. Make sure you have enough free inventory space before farming.
Where can I find more quests in Metin2?
A complete overview of all available quests can be found in the official quest list in the Metin2 wiki. All quests are listed there with details.
Do I have to do the quest alone or can I play in a group?
You can generally approach Metin2 quests as part of a group. This can speed up farming, especially if the relevant area contains difficult monsters. However, be aware that quest items may need to drop individually per player depending on the quest mechanics.
Is there a time limit for the quest?
The Metin2 wiki does not specify a time limit for "The Sick Brother". If in doubt, check the quest details directly in-game or in the official wiki.