Sticker | Sisters of Battle 1 is the Paper community sticker from the Warhammer 40,000 Imperium Sticker Capsule, designed by Valve. It's a base-film artwork piece - an easy entry for collectors who track capsule releases and workshop designs rather than autographs or team marks.
Sticker | Sisters of Battle 1 is the Paper community sticker from the Warhammer 40,000 Imperium Sticker Capsule, designed by Valve. It's a base-film artwork piece - an easy entry for collectors who track capsule releases and workshop designs rather than autographs or team marks.
Sticker | Sisters of Battle 1 is the Paper finish community sticker in the Warhammer 40,000 Imperium Sticker Capsule, released by Valve on May 22nd, 2025. It is a Workshop-style artwork piece rather than an autograph or team logo, and it sits squarely in the set's community artwork lineup.
This is a Paper sticker, the base film for the set. Within the finish ladder Paper sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, and Gold, so its appearance and feel are the baseline you expect for capsule community items.
The label on this item places it in the budget bracket, which tells you it lives at the accessible end of the set's value spectrum. For collectors that means easier entry and liquidity relative to higher-tier finishes, while still representing the capsule and designer pedigree.
This is not a player autograph or team emblem but a community artwork: Sisters of Battle imagery rendered for the Warhammer capsule and produced by Valve. The Workshop/other classification highlights its purpose as decorative kit rather than a signed collectible.
Because this sticker comes from the named Warhammer 40,000 Imperium Sticker Capsule, its copies originate in that capsule release and available clean stock naturally thins with time and circulation. That release provenance is the durable supply story collectors follow for capsule-origin items.
Applied copies are those glued onto weapons and will show handling and placement traits; clean or unapplied copies remain as-stock, untouched by weapons or gameplay. Condition matters here because an unapplied Paper piece preserves original edges and backing, which collectors prefer when comparing examples.
The appeal is straightforward: Valve-designed artwork from a capsule, an accessible finish, and the High Grade rarity name in the identity fields give it a clear niche on a shelf. For someone building a theme or holding across finishes, a clean Paper Sisters of Battle 1 is an easy way to own the capsule's art without stretching into premium films.
Paper stickers are the workhorse for crafting loadouts - they sit flush, take patterns well, and are predictable to align on common weapon canvases. That practical behavior keeps steady demand from builders who want capsule artwork applied neatly without the extra glare or texture of premium films.
When buying, confirm the sticker is unapplied and free of bends or paper creases, and pick the Paper finish if you want the base-film look. The current market price and live listings appear in the price block on this page; always check that block for the going rate before committing.
