Sticker | Terrorized is a Paper community sticker released September 2014, designed by SLIMEface. It sits at the base film for its set and trades as a budget, thin-market pick for collectors who want an inexpensive Workshop piece with simple craft potential.
Sticker | Terrorized is a Paper community sticker released September 2014, designed by SLIMEface. It sits at the base film for its set and trades as a budget, thin-market pick for collectors who want an inexpensive Workshop piece with simple craft potential.
Sticker | Terrorized is a Paper community sticker from the Workshop line, released September 2014 and credited to designer SLIMEface. This is not an autograph or team mark but a community artwork issued as a standalone item, presented in the base Paper finish for its release.
Paper is the entry-level film in the finish ladder and sits below premium treatments like Holo, Foil, Glitter, and Gold. For collectors that track finish hierarchy, Paper is the baseline appearance you expect across a set and defines the starting point for upgrade desirability.
The label here places this sticker in a budget bracket and notes a thin market profile, so it behaves like an affordable, low-pressure collectible rather than a headline chase piece. Expect it to be a practical buy for completionists or as a low-risk craft component rather than a primary investment.
This is a community/Workshop design, not a signed player sticker; SLIMEface is the credited designer and the artwork itself carries that maker pedigree. As a Workshop piece it trades on its visual and creative character rather than on a player name or team association.
Being a standalone Workshop release, supply mostly comes from the clean copies carried by sellers and the occasional trade or resale from players who never applied it. The thin-market label means turnover is light; everyday availability tends to be steady but sparse compared with set mainstays.
When you apply a sticker to a weapon it becomes a permanent craft unless you scrape it, which thins the sticker and burns the applied copy. Every time you use a sticker in crafting you are consuming one of the finite copies, so clean stock only gets smaller as people apply pieces to guns.
This comes in as High Grade within the sticker rarity ladder, which places it above base tiers but below premium rarities like Contraband. That grade informs collector expectations about how common clean copies should feel and how it sits among other Workshop releases.
Paper finishes like this one are commonly used for straightforward crafts where the artwork is the focal point rather than shimmer or foil play. Collectors looking to populate loadouts will place these on less prominent canvas slots or use them in multipiece layouts where a consistent Paper look is desired.
Released in September 2014, Sticker | Terrorized belongs to an era when Workshop submissions were a primary source of community art entering the market. That release timing frames it as part of the earlier wave of Workshop contributions and explains its straightforward Paper presentation.
