FAMAS | Night Borre (Battle-Scarred)

The FAMAS | Night Borre (Battle-Scarred) is the most worn version of this dark, Norse-patterned rifle skin. It's also the cheapest way to add the finish to your loadout.

Design

Underneath the wear, the design pairs black and gray tones with a Norse-inspired lattice of interlocking blue rings spray-painted across the body. It's Valve's own work, and it comes with a fitting in-game line: "It is better to fight and fall than to live without hope."

FAMAS | Night Borre (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

This finish is float-capped between 0.00 and 0.55, so Battle-Scarred, its worst grade, still falls short of the most extreme damage a full-range skin can show. Expect noticeable scuffing and paint loss at this level, though the blue rings generally remain visible against the dark base. It's the roughest the Night Borre gets, and the least expensive way to own it.

FAMAS | Night Borre Rarity

Rarity here is Consumer Grade, the lowest and most common tier in the standard rarity system.

FAMAS | Night Borre Case and Collection

The Night Borre belongs to The Norse Collection, released alongside Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. It's obtained as a collection drop rather than unboxed from a weapon case.

FAMAS | Night Borre Patterns

The ring pattern is identical across every copy — there's no seed-driven variation and no blue-gem roll to search for on this finish. Wear grade alone sets copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish has no StatTrak or Souvenir version — only the regular finish exists. Souvenir weapons are exclusive to Major-tournament packages, and this collection has never been offered in one.

FAMAS | Night Borre Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the Night Borre's price ladder, sitting below Well-Worn. It's the way to get this Norse-themed design for the lowest possible cost. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the Battle-Scarred Night Borre still look decent?

Reasonably, yes. Because the float caps at 0.55, this grade never reaches the harshest wear some other skins show, and the dark base helps the blue rings stay visible even with heavier scuffing.

Why is the wear capped on this skin?

Some finishes are given a maximum float below the full 1.00 scale by design, and the Night Borre is one of them — its range runs from 0.00 to 0.55, keeping even its roughest copies milder than an uncapped skin's worst grade.

Is this the cheapest way to get a Norse Collection FAMAS?

Among wear grades of the Night Borre itself, yes — Battle-Scarred is the lowest-priced option on its ladder, giving budget-focused buyers the cheapest entry point into this particular finish.