Sticker | Blood Boiler is a Paper community sticker drawn by dabes and released through a standalone Workshop run. It sits at the base film for its set and trades as a budget-tier, thin-market collectible that appeals to craft-focused collectors and workshop completists.
Sticker | Blood Boiler is a Paper community sticker drawn by dabes and released through a standalone Workshop run. It sits at the base film for its set and trades as a budget-tier, thin-market collectible that appeals to craft-focused collectors and workshop completists.
Sticker | Blood Boiler is a Paper community sticker from the Workshop stream, not an autograph or team mark. It is the community artwork variant credited to the designer and issued as a standalone release rather than part of a tournament capsule.
Paper is the base film for the set and sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, Glitter, and Gold in the usual finish ladder. As a Paper issue this piece offers the raw artwork without the reflective lifts or special treatments that push other films above it.
This sticker is categorized in the budget bracket, which places it toward the accessible end of the market for collectors who want Workshop pieces without chasing premium finishes. For anyone building a collection on a tighter spend profile, it serves as an easy add while premiums carry the scarcity premium.
This is a community artwork sticker rather than a team or player autograph; it depicts the Blood Boiler motif as rendered by dabes. The Workshop pedigree means the label comes from an independent designer rather than an in-game team asset.
As a standalone Workshop release it primarily lands through regular in-game drops and secondary market listings, then circulates among traders and crafters. Its everyday supply reflects that distribution path and the sticker's lower rarity tier, so availability can look stable compared with fixed-print event capsules.
Applied copies are permanently fixed to a weapon and cannot be transferred, while clean or unapplied copies remain tradeable and preferred by many collectors. Condition and unapplied status matter because an unapplied Paper copy preserves surface and centering, which is the state most buyers prize.
Collectible interest here centers on the artwork pedigree and Workshop origin more than finish scarcity or provenance, with the Paper film and budget placement making it a straightforward hold for themed collections. Thin-market trading means moves can be quiet, so collectors who prioritize design and continuity often keep copies long term.
Collectors looking to craft this sticker onto weapons favor clean Paper stock for tight placement and predictable wear patterns. Because it is a community artwork, demand for specific weapon combos and placements can drive interest among crafters who want the visual to sit well on popular skins.
dabes is credited as the designer, giving the sticker a clear Workshop origin and an identifiable artistic pedigree. For community stickers that pedigree is the primary selling point, and a named designer helps the piece slot into artist-focused collections.
