Sticker | Chinggis Warriors | Austin 2025

This is a team sticker built around the Chinggis Warriors name rather than a player signature or event-only mark. The film is Paper and the event is BLAST.tv Austin 2025. Its identity is specific and easy to place within a Major team sticker release.

The event attached to this sticker is BLAST.tv Austin 2025. That tournament tag stays with every unapplied copy permanently, so the item always carries the same Major context. For collectors, that fixed event link is part of the sticker's core story, not just a line in the listing.

On a team sticker, the organization name is the main subject, and here that subject is Chinggis Warriors. There is no player signature attached. The team and the Major together give the sticker its identity, which places it in the logo side of Major collecting rather than the autograph side.

Paper gives the team sticker its simplest and most direct presentation. There is no extra holographic, foil, glitter, or gold treatment changing how the logo reads. What you get here is the base version of the design, which is important because every higher finish starts from this same core mark.

Paper is the base point in the sticker finish hierarchy. Holo, Foil, Glitter, and Gold versions build upward from that foundation in different ways, but Paper remains the reference version of the logo. It is the cleanest place to read the design without another finish effect taking over.

The rarity tier here is High Grade, which matches the role of a Paper team sticker in a tournament release. Rarity does not replace provenance, but it helps explain where this version sits inside the broader CS sticker ladder. This is the entry point for the logo, not a premium variant.

This sticker comes from the Austin 2025 Contenders Sticker Capsule. That capsule name matters because it fixes the release format and the pool this team logo belongs to. For collectors, capsule identity is part of how you place a team sticker within a specific Major release structure.

Collector interest here comes from the overlap of Chinggis Warriors as the team, Austin 2025 as the Major, and Paper as the base finish. Team stickers speak through logo provenance rather than autograph identity, so the appeal is rooted in event context, capsule source, and direct design clarity.

You can apply this sticker to any weapon, scrape it to wear the print down, and keep scraping until it is removed. None of that reverses. Once used in a craft, it is no longer a clean standalone copy, which is central to how collectors think about surviving sticker stock.

A clean sticker is an unapplied one, still in its original collectible state. Applied means it has already been used on a weapon and may also have been scraped. Collectors treat those as different forms of the item, especially on Major team stickers from closed event capsule releases.

Paper team stickers appeal in crafts when you want the logo itself to stay plain, readable, and easy to place into a broader weapon theme. Chinggis Warriors, paired with the Austin 2025 context, gives the piece a defined identity without relying on a heavier finish treatment.

If you want the trading side, use the live price block on the page. The evergreen layer is already fixed: Paper film, High Grade rarity, Chinggis Warriors as the team, BLAST.tv Austin 2025 as the event, and the Contenders Sticker Capsule as the source. Those are the stable drivers.