Dual Berettas | Pyre (Well-Worn)

The Dual Berettas | Pyre (Well-Worn) carries a visibly rougher version of the rust-tinted, gel pen doodle hydrographic. It's the more affordable side of this grail-tier finish for buyers willing to accept added wear.

Design

A rust-toned hydrographic in a loose, gel pen doodle style covers the pistol's body, prioritizing sketch-like texture over a polished illustration. Valve made this finish, and it comes with the line "Honor your dead."

Dual Berettas | Pyre (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn sits in the upper part of the finish's 0.06–0.55 float range, and since that range is capped below the full 1.0 scale, even the roughest copies stay a bit milder than a maximum-wear skin would show. Expect clearer scratching and some fading in the rust tones at this grade.

Dual Berettas | Pyre Rarity

Rarity-wise, the Pyre sits at Industrial Grade, the light-blue tier — a classification that undersells how much this finish actually trades for.

Dual Berettas | Pyre Case and Collection

The Pyre comes from The Norse Collection, tied to Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. No specific weapon case produces this finish, so it's mostly sourced through collection drops, trade-ups, or market purchases.

Dual Berettas | Pyre Patterns

Since every Pyre shares the same fixed doodle artwork, there's no pattern-seed lottery or blue-gem grail hiding within this finish. Float and wear grade are the only things that change its look from copy to copy.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak or Souvenir editions exist for the Pyre — every copy is the regular finish. Souvenir status specifically comes from Major-tournament packages, and the Pyre was never featured in one.

Dual Berettas | Pyre Price

Well-Worn is one of the cheaper grades on the Pyre's ladder, sitting below Field-Tested, though the finish's overall high-end / grail-tier status keeps even this grade a meaningful investment. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How much does wear affect the doodle pattern on the Pyre?

Noticeably. At Well-Worn the rust tones look duller and scratching becomes more obvious across the body, though the underlying doodle-style pattern remains identifiable throughout.

Is Well-Worn a smart way to save money on the Pyre?

It can be, since the finish stays expensive even at lower grades. Well-Worn trims some cost compared to Field-Tested while still delivering the same rust-toned design.

Why doesn't Well-Worn look as extreme as other skins' worst grade?

The Pyre's float caps at 0.55 rather than reaching 1.0, so even its more worn copies fall short of the harshest wear some other finishes can show.