Sticker | Burn Them All is a Paper community sticker from the Community Sticker Capsule 1, designed by stream071 and released May 1st, 2014. It's a base-film Workshop piece that represents the entry point for collectors who want the art without autograph premium.
Sticker | Burn Them All is a Paper community sticker from the Community Sticker Capsule 1, designed by stream071 and released May 1st, 2014. It's a base-film Workshop piece that represents the entry point for collectors who want the art without autograph premium.
This is a Paper community sticker from the Community Sticker Capsule 1 - not an autograph or team decal but a Workshop artwork entry placed into the public capsule. The sticker carries the High Grade rarity label and lists stream071 as the designer, released May 1st, 2014 for collectors and casters who opened that capsule.
Paper is the base film for this set and sits below the premium films in the finish ladder; it's the standard, flat stock flavor that every capsule ships by default. In the usual hierarchy Paper is the entry tier with holo and foil above it and special finishes like Gold or embroidered at the top, so expect Paper to read as the foundational option within this capsule.
Given its budget price tier and low rarity classification, this sticker sits firmly in the collector segment that prioritizes artwork over rarity premiums. That makes it an accessible grab for builds or bulk crafts rather than a centerpiece buy for finish-driven collections.
This is a community artwork sticker, not a player autograph or club mark, depicting the motif implied by its name and executed by stream071. Workshop pieces like this carry the artist's signature style rather than competitive provenance, which shapes how collectors treat them: as art first, sticker second.
Supply for Community Sticker Capsule 1 is fixed to the capsule run, and once those drops stopped no new clean stock enters circulation. Clean sheets only thin as items are applied or lost, so every unapplied copy becomes part of a gradually tightening pool that can matter to long-term collectors.
Applied copies are embedded on weapons and valued for presentation; clean, unapplied copies preserve the sticker's original condition and are preferred when condition matters. For a Paper community sticker, an unapplied, mint sheet is the reference state collectors point to when judging surface wear and centering.
Collectors look at this sticker for what it represents: a low-rarity Workshop piece that's easy to acquire and simple to slot into crafts or holds. Stack the intact finish, the capsule origin, and the designer credit and you get something that performs well as an upgrade for curated inventories rather than a speculative grail.
Paper films sit flat and read predictably on most weapon canvases, so crafters use them where subtlety is wanted or when multiple stickers will share the playfield. Because there's no reflective finish to fight with paintwork or patterns, this sticker integrates cleanly into tight decal layouts and theme builds.
Stream071 is credited as the designer, a Workshop origin that gives the sticker its visual identity rather than competitive clout. That artist pedigree matters to collectors who track Workshop talent and prefer to assemble sets by favored creators rather than autograph lineups.
