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Ezel Won Prices

How many TRY is 1 Won on Metin2 Ezel today? The table below pulls ten sellers' Ezel prices every five minutes and puts them side by side — both the price you'd pay and the price you'd get. Turkish sellers, prices in ₺.

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1 Won equals 100 M 100,000,000 yang
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Ezel Won price history

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How to read the Ezel price

Every row in the table is a seller. The Sell column is the price that site sells to you — if you're buying Won you look at this column, lower is better. The Buy column is the price the site pays you — if you're selling you look here, higher is better.

The gap between the two columns is the sites' margin. That's why buying Won and selling it right away is always a loss; to make a profit the price has to move in your favor.

The Ezel price moves independently of the other servers. Every server has its own economy; the price can fall on one while rising on another. So always compare on the server you play.

The math for Ezel
  • 1 Won = 100 M = 100,000,000 yang.
  • Divide the yang you have by 100 million to find how many 1 Won it is.
  • Multiply the result by the price in the table; that's the TRY value.
  • No transfer to another server; Won bought for Ezel is only good here.

Ezel: where three servers merged in 2020

Ezel was formed on 18 March 2020 by merging the Gunhan, Avrasya and Asena servers. Barbaros was formed the same way on the same day — which is why comparing the two makes sense.

Formed 18 March 2020
Merged from Gunhan, Avrasya, Asena
Price rank 6th / 11
30-day band 7.14 ₺ – 7.55 ₺

How Ezel was formed

On 18 March 2020, Metin2 Türkiye held its third big merge round. The Gunhan, Avrasya and Asena servers were gathered under one roof and the new server was named Ezel.

In the same round, Dodurga and Saruhan had merged under the name Barbaros. The two servers have run with the same rules, for the same length of time, ever since.

Where the Ezel price stands right now

Right now 9 sites give a price for Ezel. 1 Won is 7.49 ₺ at the cheapest and 13.2 ₺ at the most expensive. The 5.71 ₺ (76.2%) in between is the price of nothing but which site you click.

Ezel ranks 6th by price among 11 servers.

Over the last 30 days the price moved between 7.14 ₺ and 7.55 ₺; the band is 5.7% wide.

Two servers formed on the same day

Ezel and Barbaros were formed in the same merge round on 18 March 2020. They have run under the same conditions for six years; the price gap between them comes from the players, not from server settings.

Server 1 Won price
Ezel 7.49 ₺
Barbaros 7.34 ₺

How many yang is 1 Won, and why it is not always 100 M

In Metin2, Won is a unit that makes large amounts of yang portable: 1 Won = 100 M = 100,000,000 yang. That ratio is the same on every server; the only thing that changes is the TRY price of Won.

But inside the game that conversion is not free. Buying 1 won from the warehouse keeper costs 103 M yang; cashing back the won you hold gives you 100 M. So the game has a spread of about 3% of its own, and it sits on top of the sites' buy-sell gap.

Keep that in mind when doing the sums: farming yang, converting it to won and selling carries a different cost from selling yang directly.

When buying Won for Ezel

If you see a product listed under the name Gunhan, Avrasya or Asena, it is out of date; all three were gathered under Ezel.

If you are thinking of moving your character to another server: the transfer token moves the character, but the yang and items in the warehouse stay on the old server.

The numbers are calculated from the sites' current prices and open listings and refresh with the page. The text was last reviewed on 2026-09-03.

Frequently asked about Ezel Won

Gunhan, Avrasya and Asena. The merge took place on 18 March 2020.

1 Won = 100 M = 100,000,000 yang. That ratio is the same on every server; what changes is the TRY price of Won. Inside the game you pay 103 M when buying won from the warehouse keeper and get 100 M back when cashing it.

It changes during the day. The table at the top of the page pulls the sellers' Ezel prices every five minutes and puts them side by side.

Both were formed in the same round on 18 March 2020 and run with the same rules. The difference is in player density; the table on this page puts their current prices side by side.

The green cell in the table shows the cheapest seller for Ezel at that moment. The gap between sites can be very wide on the Metin2 side, so it is worth looking before you trade.

Supply and demand set the price. As the total yang in circulation on the server grows the price falls; on new servers yang is scarce, so the Won price starts much higher.

No. Every server's economy is its own, there is no transfer. The yang you buy for Ezel is only useful to your character on that server.