P90 | Baroque Red (Field-Tested)

The P90 | Baroque Red brings a maroon and gray, Italian-inspired pattern to the P90. Field-Tested is the wear level most players actually run, balancing a solid look with a friendlier price.

Design

The pattern draws on Italian Renaissance style, laying an intricate maroon and gray motif across the weapon rather than a typical camo scheme. It's a Valve design, paired with the flavor text "Last Supper is served."

P90 | Baroque Red (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Within the finish's 0.00–0.50 float band, Field-Tested lands in the middle. Expect light surface wear on the edges and grip areas, but the maroon and gray artwork still comes through clearly at normal viewing distance. It's the classic balance point between condition and cost.

P90 | Baroque Red Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade — the base tier for weapon finishes, common in supply but visually distinct thanks to the ornate artwork.

P90 | Baroque Red Case and Collection

Baroque Red is part of The Canals Collection from Operation Shattered Web, which launched in November 2019. Its Mil-Spec tier drops at about 79.92% from that collection, a high rate that has kept the finish widely available ever since.

P90 | Baroque Red Patterns

Every copy carries the same fixed maroon and gray artwork, so there's no pattern seed or "blue gem" version to look for. Float and wear are the only variables that change how a given copy looks.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There is no StatTrak edition of this finish, only the regular version. It was also never part of a Major-tournament souvenir package, so no Souvenir copies exist either.

P90 | Baroque Red Price

Field-Tested sits below Minimal Wear on the ladder, giving up a bit of surface polish for a noticeably lower price while keeping the design's core look intact. It's a sensible middle option within this premium finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested a good choice for the Baroque Red?

Yes, for most buyers. The maroon and gray pattern still reads clearly at this grade, and the price gap versus Minimal Wear is usually worth it unless you specifically want the tightest float available. It's the wear level most owners of this finish end up with.

How does Field-Tested compare to Well-Worn on this finish?

Field-Tested shows lighter, more contained wear, while Well-Worn starts to show more visible scuffing across the body. If price is your main concern, Well-Worn saves more, but Field-Tested keeps the artwork looking sharper for a modest premium.

Where does the Baroque Red come from?

It's part of The Canals Collection, added with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. As a Mil-Spec finish it drops fairly frequently, which is why it's easy to find on the market at a reasonable price.