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Negev | Mjölnir (Field-Tested)

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Negev | Mjölnir (Field-Tested)

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Negev | Mjölnir (Field-Tested)

Negev | Mjölnir (Field-Tested)

The Negev | Mjölnir (Field-Tested) is a Classified machine gun skin with a bold red body and Norse runework across the surface. Field-Tested is the most common way to own it — a little honest wear on a red finish that carries it well, for less than the top grades.

Design

At its heart this is a bright red hydrographic dressed in Norse runes, the red-and-orange palette tying it to the Shattered Web's Norse theme. A Valve-made design, it comes with the tongue-in-cheek line "This is all Loki's fault…"

Negev | Mjölnir (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

The finish spans 0.00 to 0.60, and Field-Tested lands in the middle of that range. Here you'll see light scratching along the edges and raised areas, but the deep red masks it fairly well and the runes stay clearly readable. It's the grade most owners picture when they think of this skin — the balance point between looks and cost.

Negev | Mjölnir Rarity

Classified is the rarity here — pink-tier, directly beneath Covert and near the top of the standard grades, which makes it a scarce pull.

Negev | Mjölnir Case and Collection

This finish comes from The Norse Collection, released with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. As a group the Classified tier drops at about 3.2% (an odds figure shared across the tier's skins), and with the operation retired, supply is fixed — buyers pick up nearly every copy on the market rather than from a fresh drop.

Negev | Mjölnir Patterns

Mjölnir carries no random pattern variation: the red coat and rune placement are identical on every copy, so there's no seed or "blue gem" to seek out. What tells copies apart is purely wear and float.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak Mjölnir was never made — StatTrak counters appear only on skins unboxed from a weapon case, and this finish comes from a collection, not a case. Likewise there's no Souvenir edition, because Souvenir weapons are minted exclusively at Major tournaments through souvenir packages, and The Norse Collection was never part of one.

Negev | Mjölnir Price

Field-Tested sits in the middle of this finish's ladder — cheaper than the near-mint grades while keeping the design largely intact. For a grail-tier skin it's the most approachable way in without dropping to heavy wear. Available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the Field-Tested Mjölnir look worn in-game?


Only mildly. You'll notice light scratches on the edges up close, but the strong red base hides most of it and the Norse runes remain fully visible at normal viewing distance. For a lot of players it's the best mix of a bold look and a friendlier price than the higher grades.


Is Field-Tested the best value Mjölnir?


For many buyers, yes. It's meaningfully cheaper than Minimal Wear and Factory New yet keeps the red-and-rune design looking strong, and it's more plentiful on the market. If you want a genuine Mjölnir without paying grail-tier top dollar, Field-Tested is usually the sweet spot.


Is Mjölnir good on the actual Negev?


Purely cosmetically, yes — the bright red and orange stand out sharply against most maps, making the gun easy to spot in your own hands. The Negev itself is a niche pick competitively, so most owners run this finish for its striking looks and collector value rather than a gameplay edge.