Sticker | Chi Bomb is the Paper finish community sticker designed by dabes and released on April 28th, 2015. It's a base-film Workshop piece from a standalone capsule that lives on the budget end of the market but retains appeal for collectors who like clean, low-tier community art.
Sticker | Chi Bomb is the Paper finish community sticker designed by dabes and released on April 28th, 2015. It's a base-film Workshop piece from a standalone capsule that lives on the budget end of the market but retains appeal for collectors who like clean, low-tier community art.
Sticker | Chi Bomb is the Paper finish community sticker from a standalone release, not an autograph or team mark. It's a Workshop artwork rather than a player signature, carried under the High Grade label and released on April 28th, 2015.
This is the Paper film-the baseline finish for the set. Paper sits under premium films, so while attractive on a clean float it ranks below holo, foil, glitter, or gold variants for collectors chasing finish rarity.
The listing sits in a budget bracket according to the supplied price tier, which signals steady accessibility rather than premium interest. For someone building themed crafts cheaply or holding a low-risk shelf copy, this is where you look first.
Chi Bomb is a community artwork rather than a player or team sticker, and the piece carries the workshop signature of dabes. The design reads like a compact emblem-its pedigree is that of a Workshop contributor rather than competitive provenance.
As a standalone capsule item, most supply comes from initial releases and occasional drops into circulation when players move inventory. Given the thin-market profile, fresh clean copies appear unevenly and listings tend to fluctuate in availability rather than flood the market.
Once applied to a weapon a sticker can be scraped down and ultimately destroyed if removed; each craft that uses a sticker consumes a copy. That mechanic means untouched, clean stock only grows scarcer as people craft and alter weapons.
This sticker carries the High Grade label, placing it in the lower end of the rarity ladder relative to higher grades. The grade underpins commonness in sets and explains why it is treated as an affordable Workshop collectible.
Paper finishes like this are practical for budget crafts where you want the artwork present without paying for a premium film. Collectors typically use Paper copies on casual builds or bulk-themed loads; demand for applied examples is driven by how the design reads on common weapon canvases.
Released on April 28th, 2015, Chi Bomb falls into the wave of Workshop pieces from that period and reflects the era's steady output of community art. Its standing as a High Grade Paper workshop sticker makes it representative of the accessible side of that release cycle.
