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Metin2PulseMetin2PulseRead item bonuses by their in-game colors and tell attack, defense, chance and element bonuses apart. Use the bonus filter to find listings with the bonus you want and compare prices correctly.
List only the bonuses you want by type and value range.
Try the filter →Recognize positive, negative, chance, rare and duration lines by color.
See colors →Ice, fire, earth, wind, lightning and darkness bonuses each have their own color.
See elements →Compare price differences of items with bonuses by category.
Price guide →Metin2Pulse colors bonuses by their meaning. The color is fixed to the bonus itself; it stays the same even if the value changes:
Element bonuses are shown in their own colors, so you can quickly see which element an item is built around:
Element bonuses can change what an item is used for, so they should be considered in price comparisons.
The bonus filter in the market window works after you select a category. Choose the bonus type and enter minimum and maximum values. You can then list only weapons or armor that carry a specific bonus.
See the item prices guide for bonus-related price differences and the Won prices guide for total cost calculation.
A bonus is an extra stat line on an item. Attack, defense, HP, chance and element values determine what the item is used for and its market price. Metin2Pulse shows these lines in the listing detail and filter menu.
Colors make bonuses recognizable at a glance. In Metin2Pulse the color is fixed to the bonus itself: the same bonus appears in the same color everywhere, even when its value changes. That makes comparing listings faster.
In the market window, pick a category and then choose the bonus type in the bonus filter; optionally enter a minimum and maximum value. The list shows only listings that match those conditions.
It depends on the item type and current player demand. Use the bonus filter to see different bonus combinations of the same item side by side, and check the Deals page for listings below the server average.
In the Metin2 community, the extra stat lines on an item are called both efsun and bonus. The Metin2Pulse interface uses efsun for these lines in Turkish; it refers to the bonus values on the item.