Sticker | King on the Field is the Paper community sticker designed by FLaMmenWerFeR and released with the original Workshop drop. It's a High Grade, standalone community piece whose base-film status and limited print pedigree make it a niche grail for collectors who chase clean, unapplied stock.
Sticker | King on the Field is the Paper community sticker designed by FLaMmenWerFeR and released with the original Workshop drop. It's a High Grade, standalone community piece whose base-film status and limited print pedigree make it a niche grail for collectors who chase clean, unapplied stock.
This is a Paper community sticker titled Sticker | King on the Field, not an autograph or team mark, released through the Workshop process and listed as High Grade. It carries the designer credit FLaMmenWerFeR and was released on May 1st, 2014, making it part of the earlier Workshop era rather than a later capsule run.
Paper is the base film for this set, the standard canvas that sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, and Gold. In practice that means this sticker is the entry-level film for the piece, visually straightforward and historically the most common film treatment for Workshop designs.
The sticker is labeled grail, so despite its Paper finish it occupies the top tier of collector interest for this specific design. For collectors that means it behaves like a sought collectible rather than a routine budget pick, and it will be treated accordingly when people assess condition and provenance.
This is not a player autograph or team logo but a pure community artwork, the kind Workshop pushes through the Steam Workshop pipeline. FLaMmenWerFeR's name is the pedigree here; the design reads as an artist-driven piece and collectors prize that direct Workshop provenance differently than licensed or player-signed items.
As a standalone Workshop release the sticker reaches the market mostly through trades and secondary listings rather than packaged capsule drops. Everyday supply is governed by how many clean copies survive and how many have already been applied to weapons, so visible stock tends to thin as collectors craft or use their copies.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner with each scrape and are destroyed if fully removed, so every craft or test of placement consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied examples therefore only get rarer with time since crafting is a one-way action.
High Grade places this sticker above standard consumer tiers but below contraband or exotica; it's a high-end workshop rarity without exotic finish privileges. That grade underpins why collectors treat clean copies as inventory worth holding rather than disposable playstock.
Collectors are drawn here by a mix of the designer credit, the High Grade rarity, and the grail-level treatment despite a Paper film. Those three factors together make an unapplied, well-preserved example an obvious candidate for long-term retention rather than a flip.
Paper finish crafts clean and unobtrusive onto matte or worn weapons and lets the artwork read without glare, which keeps demand steady among crafters who prefer subtlety. Because Paper survives placement aesthetics well, select builds will chase clean copies and that crafting demand feeds back into desirability.
Released through the Workshop on May 1st, 2014, Sticker | King on the Field lands in the era when community artwork began to find traction in-game. Its timing gives it collector weight as an early Workshop piece rather than a capsule-era release.
When you hunt a clean Sticker | King on the Field, check for unapplied stock and minimal surface wear; that is what separates a keeper from a play copy. The live price block on this page is where the current market level is shown and should be your reference for any purchase decision.
