MP7 | Asterion (Field-Tested)

The MP7 | Asterion (Field-Tested) carries the same blue isometric labyrinth stencil as the rest of the line, here with a touch more visible use. It's the middle ground of the Asterion's condition range — noticeable wear, but still an easy read.

Design

A blue labyrinth stencil, sprayed on rather than printed, gives the Asterion its mythological identity in place of a standard camo job. Valve built the finish, and it pairs with the line "Kings are just men... and no man should be worshipped."

MP7 | Asterion (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the Asterion's 0.00–0.55 float range. The blue tone stays fairly true, but you'll see light scuffing along the edges of the maze pattern and the grip. It's the grade most buyers land on when they want a fair balance between condition and cost.

MP7 | Asterion Rarity

The Asterion carries Consumer Grade rarity — the entry-level tier among the standard weapon grades, and the most widely available rarity in the game overall.

MP7 | Asterion Case and Collection

This finish comes from The Gods and Monsters Collection, dated to May 2015's Operation Bloodhound update. No case drops it, so supply comes strictly from the collection and secondary market rather than any unboxing pool.

MP7 | Asterion Patterns

No paint seed changes how the Asterion looks — the maze design is identical across every copy, so wear and float are the only variables in play. There's nothing like a rare pattern to search for on this finish.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There's no StatTrak Asterion and no Souvenir Asterion — the finish only exists in its standard form. The Souvenir absence traces back to mechanics rather than choice: Souvenir copies only come from Major packages, and this collection was never used for one.

MP7 | Asterion Price

Field-Tested lands below Minimal Wear on the price ladder, giving up a little visible polish for a friendlier price within an already affordable mid-tier finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Field-Tested Asterion look?

You'll spot light scuffing near the edges of the labyrinth pattern and around the grip, but the blue tone and the overall maze design stay clearly legible. It reads as a well-used but presentable skin rather than a beat-up one.

Is Field-Tested the best value grade for the Asterion?

For most buyers, yes. It costs less than Minimal Wear or Factory New while keeping the design fully readable, and it's typically easier to find on the market than the top grades.

Is the MP7 | Asterion a StatTrak-eligible skin?

No, it isn't. Asterion only exists as a regular finish, with no confirmed-kill counter version ever made available.