Metin2 private servers, ranked by players.

Every Metin2 private server above is ranked by one thing: votes from real players, reset on the first of each month. Servers can buy clearly-marked visibility slots, but the ranking itself is never for sale — that's unusual for a Metin2 toplist, and it's deliberate. The scene's older lists sell their top spots outright, which is how half-dead servers end up sitting at number one.

Picking a server starts with knowing your war. PvP servers revolve around kingdom wars, guild rivalries, and open-map conflict over farming spots. PvM servers are about the metin stone and boss grind with softer competition. Oldschool servers stretch progression over months; high-rate servers compress it into a few weeks. New Metin2 servers open almost every Friday — if you want a level playing field, the fresh launches above are where day-one races happen.

Voting takes five seconds and most servers pay you back in-game for it — you can back a server once every 12 hours. Running a project of your own? Listing on this Metin2 server list is free and takes about two minutes.