Sticker | Blood Moon Tentaskull is the Paper community sticker from the Riptide Surf Shop Sticker Collection, the base-film edition intended for collectors who like workshop art over autographs. It's a budget-tier piece that lives in a thin market, a practical grab for themed loadouts and set completion.
Sticker | Blood Moon Tentaskull is the Paper community sticker from the Riptide Surf Shop Sticker Collection, the base-film edition intended for collectors who like workshop art over autographs. It's a budget-tier piece that lives in a thin market, a practical grab for themed loadouts and set completion.
Sticker | Blood Moon Tentaskull is the Paper finish community sticker from the Riptide Surf Shop Sticker Collection. It is not an autograph or team decal but a workshop-crafted artwork offered as part of the capsule drop, presented in the set's base film.
This is the Paper film, the foundational finish for the capsule. Within the usual finish ladder Paper sits below premium films like Holo and Foil and well beneath top-tier treatments, so this copy reads as the baseline presentation for the design.
The sticker is listed in the budget bracket and its market lives in a thin market profile, so demand tends to be quiet outside niche collectors. For a collector that wants the motif without chasing premium finishes, this is the sensible, low-friction option.
This is a community artwork rather than an autograph or team sticker; the graphic centers on the Blood Moon Tentaskull motif and was released through Valve's designer pipeline. Its pedigree is that of a Workshop-origin piece made available to the playerbase rather than tied to a player or club.
It comes from the Riptide Surf Shop Sticker Collection capsule, so it shares set space with other workshop submissions and themed art from that release. That origin places it alongside similar community designs rather than tournament or souvenir stickers.
Applied stickers can be scraped to reduce their visible wear but cannot be reversed without destroying the decal, and every craft consumes a copy from existence. Clean, unapplied stock therefore only thins over time as items are applied and crafted onto weapons.
This sticker carries the High Grade designation within Valve's rarity hierarchy, which sits above the base grades but below the top contraband-level rarities. The grade gives it a formal place in the set hierarchy and helps collectors understand how it stacks against other drops.
Paper copies can be used for crafts and are often chosen when the goal is to keep costs low while completing a themed loadout. Collectors place these on canvases with care since applied copies are consumable, and some prefer to hold higher-film variants for showcase crafts while using Paper for budget-friendly execution.
Released as part of the Riptide Surf Shop Sticker Collection, this sticker is a Workshop-era community release and fits the recent stream of capsule drops that prioritize creator submissions. Its standing is that of a set-piece from a community capsule rather than a tournament souvenir or player autograph.
