Sticker | Poorly Drawn Terrorist is a Paper community sticker from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, designed by Hoxton. It sits at the base finish for its set and comes from a thin market profile, so clean, unapplied copies are the collectible commodity here.
Sticker | Poorly Drawn Terrorist is a Paper community sticker from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, designed by Hoxton. It sits at the base finish for its set and comes from a thin market profile, so clean, unapplied copies are the collectible commodity here.
Sticker | Poorly Drawn Terrorist is a Paper community sticker from the Poorly Drawn Capsule and is not an autograph or team mark. It is a Workshop-style piece submitted as community artwork and released under the High Grade rarity designation, making it a straightforward collectible rather than a signature-driven piece.
This is the Paper finish, the base film in the finish ladder for its set. Paper sits below premium finishes in the hierarchy, so its visual presence and market role differ from Holo or Foil siblings that sit above it in the set's finish order.
The sticker lives in the budget bracket within its set, reflecting its finish and the capsule's supply posture. For a collector that wants low-cost entries or bulk crafts, this is the right lane; it will not occupy premium-display cases the way top-tier finishes do.
This is a community artwork sticker rather than a player autograph or team logo, and it carries the Hoxton designer credit. The visual is intentionally informal and Workshop-driven, which is the pedigree collectors expect from community submissions in this capsule lineage.
It was released in the Poorly Drawn Capsule, so it sits alongside the other community and artwork pieces grouped in that release. Being from that capsule tells you where to look for siblings and what visual neighborhood the sticker belongs to.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner and are destroyed if removed, so every craft or weapon application burns a copy of clean stock. That one-way mechanic means available unapplied stickers are the finite pool that collectors trade and craft from.
This sticker carries the High Grade rarity label, which places it toward the more common end of the official rarity ladder. That grade underpins why it is a budget-tier piece and explains supply expectations compared with rarer grades.
Collectors craft Paper community stickers onto weapons for themes or inside specific loadouts; because this is a base finish, many prefer to reserve premium films for showcase slots and use Paper where visual subtlety is wanted. Demand for particular crafts can still form around a popular weapon or aesthetic, and that collector activity feeds back into desirability.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied, clean Paper copy and confirm the designer credit if that matters to you. The live price block on the page shows current market pricing, and you should use that as the authority when making a purchase decision.
