55-120 Metin2 Pvp Servers
On 55-120 servers your character starts at level 55 and can reach 120, so you skip the early game and jump straight into mid-level content. It suits players who have leveled through the first zones many times before. Votes cast this week decide where each of the 55-120 servers appears; to start from scratch, see 1-120 servers.
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What is a 55-120 server?
Characters are created at level 55 and can grow to 120. The village quests and early zones are skipped, and you enter the game where skills take shape and Pvp starts to matter.
Because everyone starts in the same mid-level zones, guilds form and fights begin early on launch day. The server assumes you already know the basics, so complete beginners may learn more on a server that starts at level 1.
Skipping the early game also skips the yang, skill books and basic gear you would normally collect there, so a good starter package matters as much as the level cap.
What to look for
- What you get at level 55: skill points, starter gear or a mount?
- Are the first quests clear for a fresh level 55 character?
- The pace: a 55-120 Hardwork server plays very differently from a For VS one.
For the full journey, compare 1-120 servers; for an even higher start and a much longer road, see 65-250 servers. Votes decide the order here and reset every Friday evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 55-120 mean?
You skip the early game: new characters begin at level 55, and the cap is 120.
Do 55-120 servers give starter gear?
Some do, some only give the level. Look for starter packs, skill points or mounts in the server description.
Should a new player join a 55-120 server?
You can, but it helps to know your class first. If Metin2 is new to you, a server where you begin from level 1 teaches the basics better.