MP7 | Asterion (Well-Worn)

The MP7 | Asterion (Well-Worn) shows the same blue labyrinth stencil design, now carrying clearer signs of use. It's a cheaper way to run this Consumer Grade finish for players who don't mind a rougher surface.

Design

A stencil-sprayed blue labyrinth defines the Asterion's mythological look, standing in for any traditional camo pattern. It's a Valve-built finish that comes with an appropriately grand flavor line: "Kings are just men... and no man should be worshipped."

MP7 | Asterion (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn pushes further into the Asterion's 0.00–0.55 float range, bringing visible scratching and thinned paint across the body and grip. The maze pattern is still identifiable, but the surface clearly shows heavier use than the mid grades. This finish never reaches an extreme worn state, since its float is capped well below the game's absolute maximum.

MP7 | Asterion Rarity

This is a Consumer Grade weapon skin, the most common rarity tier in the game, sitting at the entry point of the standard grade ladder.

MP7 | Asterion Case and Collection

Asterion is drawn from The Gods and Monsters Collection, tied to the May 2015 release of Operation Bloodhound. It has never been part of a weapon case, so every copy comes from the collection pool or market trades.

MP7 | Asterion Patterns

Every Asterion carries the identical labyrinth artwork — there's no seed-based pattern variation to look for. The only real difference between copies is how worn and how low the float number is.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only the standard Asterion exists — no StatTrak counter and no Souvenir stamp have ever been made for it. As with the rest of the line, that's because Souvenir drops require a Major-tournament package, and this finish was never featured in one.

MP7 | Asterion Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Asterion ladder, priced below Field-Tested and above only Battle-Scarred — a budget-friendly route into an already affordable mid-tier finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does the Well-Worn Asterion look?

Expect clear scratching and paint thinning across the body, more than Field-Tested but short of Battle-Scarred's heaviest wear. The blue labyrinth is still fully recognizable despite the surface damage.

Is Well-Worn a good budget pick for the Asterion?

It's a reasonable step down in price from Field-Tested if you're prioritizing cost, though Battle-Scarred goes even lower. Most buyers who care about looks tend to prefer Field-Tested instead, since the price gap to Well-Worn is often small.

Does the wear level change the Asterion's labyrinth pattern?

No. The maze artwork itself never changes shape or placement — only the surface condition (scratches, paint loss) shifts with wear. The design stays the same fixed layout at every grade.