The Anubis Collection gathers Egyptian-themed weapon finishes across rifles, SMGs, pistols and shotguns, tying hieroglyphic motifs and desert tones into a cohesive set.
The Anubis Collection
The Anubis Collection gathers Egyptian-themed weapon finishes across rifles, SMGs, pistols and shotguns, tying hieroglyphic motifs and desert tones into a cohesive set.
Everything in the The Anubis Collection
19 items
Description
Named for Egyptian iconography, The Anubis Collection applies ancient motifs—hieroglyphs, stylized depictions of deities and sand-worn textures—to a broad set of playable weapons. The skins emphasize thematic consistency while offering a range of visual approaches from ornate gold accents to weathered, sandy patinas.
Collection Origins
The Anubis Collection is a themed weapons collection within the game's catalog featuring a mix of primary rifles, SMGs, pistols and shotguns. Each skin carries a name or motif that references Egyptian mythology or desert iconography, creating a unified aesthetic across different weapon classes. Distribution follows the game's normal skin ecosystem: drops, market listings and player trades.
Theme & Visual Language
Designs lean on hieroglyphic patterns, stylized deity imagery and sand or bronze color palettes suggested by names like Eye of Horus, Sobek and Apep. Some skins favor ornate, inlaid details (for example items with 'Inlay' or 'Glyph' in the name), while others use distressed, tactical looks that simulate desert service. Overall the collection balances decorative flourishes with functional weapon finishes.
Standout Skins
Notable pieces include AWP | Black Nile, which anchors the collection on a premier sniper platform, and AK-47 | Steel Delta that brings the theme to a core rifle. M4A4 | Eye of Horus and XM1014 | Hieroglyph showcase detailed emblem and glyph work, while Glock-18 | Ramese's Reach and USP-S | Desert Tactical translate the motif to pistols. These examples illustrate how the theme adapts across weapon types.
Rarity & Variants
The collection spans typical rarity tiers for weapon skins and includes StatTrak variants on some items. Wear conditions from factory-new to battle-scarred affect how visible fine details, patina and surface damage appear on each finish. Both visual fidelity and rarity tier influence desirability among players and collectors.
How To Obtain & Trade
Items from the collection can be obtained through the game's loot systems when the collection is available in drops or cases, as well as from the Steam Community Market and player-to-player trades. Trade-up contracts can be used to attempt higher-tier skins from the same collection using lower-tier items. For availability and to view current listings, check each skin’s marketplace page.
Collectibility Factors
Collectors focus on factors such as rarity tier, StatTrak status, wear (float) and any pattern-specific variance that changes localized artwork or contrast. Matching sets—assembling multiple Anubis-themed weapons like SSG 08 | Azure Glyph with M4A4 | Eye of Horus—can increase appeal to themed collectors. Stickers, name-tags and craft ordering also affect trading value and desirability.
Practical Tips
Inspect float values and high-resolution screenshots before buying, since wear changes how hieroglyphic details read on each weapon. Compare listings across the Community Market and trusted marketplaces, and verify StatTrak or non-StatTrak status when making trades. When trading, use clear screenshots and confirm pattern or wear details to avoid surprises after the swap.
