Sticker | Death Guard 1 is the Paper community sticker from the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes Sticker Capsule, a base-film workshop piece designed by Valve. It's a budget-tier, low-rarity offer that usually lives in the thinner end of the market and is a common pick for casual collectors and crafters.
Sticker | Death Guard 1 is the Paper community sticker from the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes Sticker Capsule, a base-film workshop piece designed by Valve. It's a budget-tier, low-rarity offer that usually lives in the thinner end of the market and is a common pick for casual collectors and crafters.
Sticker | Death Guard 1 is the Paper finish community sticker from the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes Sticker Capsule. Not an autograph or team decal, it carries Valve's workshop credit and sits in the community/other slot for that capsule.
This is a Paper film, the baseline finish for the set. Paper sits below premium films such as Holo, Foil, Glitter or Gold in the finish ladder, so it lacks the reflective or premium treatments that push a sibling up the collecting pecking order.
Labeled budget, this sticker belongs to the lower end of its capsule's value spectrum. For a collector that wants exposure to the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes set without stretching for premium finishes, it represents the accessible rung of that collection.
As a community artwork piece designed by Valve, the decal depicts the Death Guard motif specific to the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes theme rather than a player's autograph or a team mark. Its Workshop pedigree is clear in the styling and Valve attribution, so you get a straight community-design collectible rather than any signed provenance.
This sticker is one of the native items from the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes Sticker Capsule, which groups together the set's artwork variants and design language. Being capsule-origin means its main siblings and alternate finishes are tied to that same drop and its distribution dynamics.
Applied stickers are a one-way action: you can scrape them thinner but removing them destroys the applied copy. Every craft or application consumes a unit of stock, so the pool of clean, unapplied examples only ever shrinks as people use them on weapons.
The sticker carries a High Grade rarity classification, placing it on the lower end of the rarity ladder that runs up toward Contraband. That grade underpins its supply profile and how collectors mentally bucket it against rarer counterparts.
Paper finishes like this one are frequently used for straightforward crafts where the artwork is more important than reflective effects. Because it is Paper, it behaves predictably on most weapon canvases and appeals to crafters who want consistent coverage without finish-driven highlights.
This piece arrives as part of the Warhammer 40,000 Traitor Astartes rollout and represents Valve's Workshop-driven content for that capsule. Its place in the timeline is defined by that capsule release and it reads as a contemporary community entry within the broader sticker catalog.
