Unofficial fan-made King Card tracker
Mark revealed cards, keep the 5x5 board readable, check score values, and plan your next move during the Catch the King event.
Card board
How to use
Score table
Strategy
The safest way to use this helper is as a memory layer. Keep the board updated after every reveal, slow down when you hold a high-value card, and check your score before deciding whether to protect a reward threshold or push for a better chest.
Early low cards are useful for opening uncertain squares. The more you record, the easier the late board becomes.
When your current card is 4, 5, or K, avoid random picks if you already have clues from nearby revealed spaces.
If you are near a better reward tier, choose consistency over a single risky reveal.
Event rules
According to the Metin2 Wiki, the 2026 Catch the King event starts on April 23, King Card drops end on May 24, and the event ends on May 25. The game starts from the lowest card, uses 25 hidden cards on the table, and rewards Bronze, Silver, or Golden King's Loot depending on your final score.
Official Wiki referenceHigher card wins points and keeps the turn. Equal value scores points and ends the turn. Lower value earns no points and ends the turn.
Bronze is up to 399 points, Silver is 400-549 points, and Golden starts at 550 points.
Revealing every card in a full row or column adds 10 extra points.
A King card is powerful, but revealing the wrong card while using K can end the game.
Metin2 related tools
Catch the King players usually need more than one event helper. These tools stay close to Metin2: upgrades, Yang farming goals, and event reward decisions.
Test upgrade chances, bonus scrolls, and attempt counts before spending real materials in-game.
Set a Yang target, enter your current balance and farming rate, then see the remaining grind time.
Practice bank-or-risk decisions for reward chests and event-style loot choices.
Extra browser games
These browser games reuse the same event-helper patterns: memory, reward timing, and upgrade chance decisions. They are secondary to the Metin2 tools above.
Flip cards, match rune pairs, and train the same visual memory you need for event boards and card helpers.
Open treasure chests, bank points before the trap hits, and practice the risk timing behind reward events.
Choose an upgrade level, adjust success chance, and simulate upgrade attempts without burning real materials.
Wait for the signal, click fast, and track your best reaction time in a quick event-style reflex game.
Tap numbers in order, clear the grid, and practice fast scanning for board events and helper puzzles.
FAQ
It is a fan-made tracker for the Catch the King event. Use it to mark revealed cards, keep a clean board state, check card values, and avoid losing track during a run.
No. It helps you record the current game and think through safer choices, but it does not read the game client or know what a hidden card contains.
No. This site is an unofficial fan-made helper and is not affiliated with Gameforge, Webzen, or the official Metin2 team.
The common scoring table is 1 = 10 points, 2 = 20 points, 3 = 30 points, 4 = 40 points, 5 = 50 points, and K = 100 points.
