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Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo (Factory New)

FN

0.061310455203056

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    Rice Bomb

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      Rice Bomb

      100%

      $0.04

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      Cheongsam

      100%

      $1.05

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      Fight like a Girl

      100%

      $0.69

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      Pinch O' Salt

      $0.13

    • Total: $2.71

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$2.42

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Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo (Factory New)

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0.031533218920231

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Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo (Factory New)

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo (Factory New)

The Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo (Factory New) is a Mil-Spec pistol skin wrapped in a graphic design of violet and black. Factory New is the top grade for this finish, showing that violet-and-black artwork at its sharpest.

Design

Valve's description points to a bold graphic design rendered in violet and black covering the Five-SeveN, a design credited to The Honey Badger. The skin also carries the in-game line "How will you rule?", giving it a fitting bit of thematic flair.

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo (Factory New) Float and Wear

Float on this finish spans 0 to 0.70, so Factory New sits right at the bottom of that range. At this grade the violet-and-black artwork shows full color saturation with crisp edges and no visible handling marks, making it the best-looking copy of the Violent Daimyo available.

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade — the blue tier, the entry point of the standard weapon-skin grades and among the more common rarities you'll pull from a case.

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Gamma Collection and drops from the Gamma Case, released with the Gamma Exposure update in June 2016. Mil-Spec skins from that case collectively land around 79.92% of the time, making it a common find, and with newer cases now dominating drops, most copies of this one trade on the market.

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo Patterns

The design is fixed on this finish — the violet-and-black graphic sits identically on every copy regardless of paint seed, so there's no rare pattern or blue-gem variant to chase. Wear and float are the only real differences between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish exists as a regular finish and a StatTrak version, the StatTrak copy adding a permanent confirmed-kill counter that stays with the item through trades and sales. There's no Souvenir version — Souvenir weapons come only from Major-tournament packages, and this finish was never offered in one.

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo Price

Factory New tops the Violent Daimyo's price ladder, though the finish overall remains a budget pick within the Five-SeveN lineup even at its cleanest grade. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Factory New worth it for a budget skin like the Violent Daimyo?


It depends on your priorities. Since the whole finish sits in the budget tier, the price gap between grades is small, so paying up for Factory New's crisp violet-and-black artwork is an easy stretch if you want the cleanest copy without spending much overall.


Why is the Violent Daimyo so easy to find?


It's rated Mil-Spec Grade, the most common rarity in the Gamma Case, where that tier drops around 79.92% of the time as a group. That high drop rate is a big reason the skin stays so affordable across every wear.


Which gloves pair well with the Violent Daimyo?


The violet-and-black color scheme works well with dark or purple-toned gloves for a matching loadout, while plain black gloves keep the focus on the artwork's contrast without competing with it.