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Metin2 Metamorphosis Suit & Armour Guide

Everything about armour and metamorphosis suit in Metin2: Class differences, stats, merchants and tips for optimal gameplay. Learn now!

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TL;DR: In Metin2, all five classes wear armour with identical values – only appearance and name differ. The metamorphosis suit complements the system as a cosmetic special element.

Armour is one of the central equipment items for every character in Metin2. The most important point: armour values are 100% identical across all classes – whether Warrior, Ninja, Shaman, Sura or Lycan, the base values of an armour tier are the same for everyone. Differences exist exclusively in the name and appearance of each piece of clothing. Additionally, there is the so-called metamorphosis suit, which plays a special role in the game system.

The five classes and their armour

In Metin2 there are five playable classes, each with its own armour series:

Although each class has its own visual repertoire, the rule is: the defence values, bonuses and properties of armour at a certain level are absolutely identical for all classes. This design decision makes it much easier to compare armour since you don't have to memorise class-specific stat blocks.

Armour Values: What's Really Inside?

Since armour values are identical regardless of class, gear progression is greatly simplified. An armour of a certain tier offers the Warrior exactly the same base protection as the Lycan. This means:

When buying, crafting or upgrading an armour, you should primarily focus on the tier and upgrade level – not on the seller's class or the item's origin.

Class Armour Overview: Similarities and Differences
Class Own Armour Series Base Values Identical? Difference to Other Classes
Warrior Yes Yes Name and appearance only
Ninja Yes Yes Name and appearance only
Shaman Yes Yes Name and appearance only
Sura Yes Yes Name and appearance only
Lycan Yes Yes Name and appearance only

The Metamorphosis Suit in Metin2

The metamorphosis suit (also known as "Metamorphosis Suit" in the international community) is a special item concept in Metin2. The term "metamorphosis" suggests that this suit enables a change in your character's appearance – a system common in many MMORPGs where cosmetics and functionality are separated.

In the international Metin2 community, the metamorphosis suit is known by various names:

The broad international availability of the item shows that the metamorphosis suit is a permanent part of the global Metin2 experience, not just a regional peculiarity.

Buying Armour: The Armour Merchant

Armour in Metin2 can be obtained in various ways. One of the most direct methods is purchasing from the armour merchant, who can be found in most towns and settlements in the game. The armour merchant (also known as "Armor Shop Dealer" or internationally as "Marchand d'armures") offers a selection of class-specific armours suited to your current game progress.

Important tips when buying from the armour merchant:

Armour Plans: Crafting Overview

In addition to direct purchase, Metin2 features a crafting system via armour plans. An armour plan (English: "Armour Design") allows you to craft armour – sometimes with better or more individual properties than purchased standard items. Additionally, there is the helmet plan, which specialises in the crafting of headgear.

The crafting system offers the following advantages over pure merchant purchases:

Enhance and Optimise Armour

Simply equipping armour is only the first step in Metin2. The game offers an extensive upgrade system that can make armour significantly stronger. In general, you should keep the following aspects in mind:

Since the base values of all class armours are identical, it makes no difference when upgrading whether you bring a Warrior or Ninja armour to tier X – the effort and result are the same.

Frequently Asked Questions About Armour and the Metamorphosis Suit

Are armour values in Metin2 really the same for all classes?

Yes. According to the official Metin2 wiki, the values of armour for all five classes are 100% identical. Differences exist exclusively in the name and appearance of the item.

What is the metamorphosis suit and what is it for?

The metamorphosis suit is a special item in Metin2 that is associated with transformations or changes to your character's appearance. It is part of the global Metin2 game system and is available in numerous language versions.

Where do I buy armour in Metin2?

Armour is available from the armour merchant, who can be found in towns and villages. Alternatively, it can be obtained through player-to-player trading or by crafting with armour plans.

Can I wear Ninja armour as a Warrior?

No. Armour is class-bound – each class wears exclusively the armour series intended for it. However, since the values are identical, this does not create a gameplay disadvantage.

What is an armour plan and how do I use it?

An armour plan (Armour Design) is a crafting blueprint with which you can craft armour. There are general armour plans as well as specialised variants such as the helmet plan for headgear. Collected materials are processed into finished armour at the designated NPC.

Is it worth enhancing armour or should I just buy a new one?

That depends on your current game tier. As long as you're still levelling quickly, cheap merchant armour is often sufficient. From the mid-game onwards, deliberately enhancing good armour with matching bonuses becomes much more efficient than constantly buying new base armour.

In which languages is the metamorphosis suit available?

The metamorphosis suit is available in German, English (Metamorphosis Suit), French (Vêtement métamorphe), Italian (Abito Metamorfosi), Greek and Romanian in the game – a sign of its widespread presence in the international Metin2 community.

Are there class differences in armour upgrades?

No. Since the base values are identical for all classes, the effort required to upgrade is also the same. A Shaman armour at +9 has the same values as a Sura armour at +9 of the same tier.

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