The best-known CS2 skins based on ancient Greek myths are AWP | Medusa, M4A4 | Poseidon, M4A1-S | Icarus Fell, Tec-9 | Hades and more from the Gods and Monsters Collection, plus Galil AR | Cerberus and FAMAS | Eye of Athena from other collections. Prices range from a few dollars for the Zeus and the FAMAS to about $1,750 for a Battle-Scarred Medusa and $4,750 for a Factory New one. Below, each skin is covered with the myth behind it, its design and its price on LIS-SKINS.
AWP Medusa

AWP Medusa is named after the Gorgon Medusa, whose gaze turned heroes to stone. The intertwining serpents, which were in place of her hair, cover much of the rifle's body. The dark blue-green tones and the directed gaze of the Gorgon make this skin truly stylish. It has no StatTrak version and exists in all five wears.
M4A1-S Basilisk

Still, Medusa is not the only creature capable of turning an opponent to stone. Similar legends were told in ancient times about the Basilisk, depicted on the M4A1-S Basilisk. It was imagined as a poisonous snake that kills with a single glance. A fitting design for a weapon that strikes silently and from a distance. This M4A1-S skin from the Operation Vanguard Weapon Case costs from $7, or about $25 in Factory New.
Zeus x27 Olympus

Speaking of mythological skins in CS2, one cannot overlook a taser skin from the Kilowatt Case. Zeus x27 Olympus is named after the thunder god Zeus, and hardly a more fitting name could be found for this type of weapon. The name also mentions Mount Olympus, where, according to ancient Greek beliefs, the gods lived. It costs from $3, or about $7 in Factory New; see also all Zeus x27 skins.
UMP-45 Minotaur's Labyrinth

Inspirations for skin creators were not only images of gods and monsters, but entire mythological stories. The body of UMP-45 Minotaur's Labyrinth is covered with a geometric pattern, in which the walls of a huge labyrinth can be discerned, where a monster awaits travelers. This skin may appeal to those who can instantly find their way around any map. It exists only from Factory New to Well-Worn and currently sells for about $80 to $85.
M4A1-S Icarus Fell

The design of M4A1-S Icarus Fell reminds us of another dark myth: the fall of Icarus, who lost his wings because he flew too high to the sun. This story is hinted at by the feather pattern in the central part of the body. The entire design is executed in shades of blue and turquoise on a black background, making this skin appealing to those who prefer less vivid colors. Icarus Fell comes only in Factory New and Minimal Wear and costs about $440 to $470.
G3SG1 Chronos

G3SG1 Chronos is dedicated to Chronos, who was considered the patron of time. This skin is also predominantly blue, but with yellow and orange accents added. The pattern covering most of the body depicts details of a clock mechanism. The market currently has Factory New and Minimal Wear copies for about $290 to $320.
M4A4 Poseidon

M4A4 Poseidon is named after the ancient Greek god of the seas and oceans. His usual weapon was a trident, with which he is depicted in this design. The picture is complemented by toothy deep-sea creatures ready to attack the enemy on Poseidon's command. After Medusa it is the most expensive skin here: it exists from Factory New to Field-Tested and costs from $1,100.
Tec-9 Hades

Tec-9 Hades is named after Hades, the lord of the underworld. As the float increases, the image not only becomes more worn but also acquires new details. If the skin in "Factory New" condition is decorated with images of warrior helmets, then in the "Battle-Scarred" variant, skulls appear in their place. This Tec-9 skin costs from $10 to about $25 in Factory New.
Galil AR Cerberus

Following "Hades", it makes sense to mention another skin that continues the same theme. The Galil AR Cerberus depicts the three-headed dog Cerberus, who guarded the entrance to the underworld, preventing the spirits of the dead from leaving. The gaping toothy mouths on a bright yellow-green background make this skin instantly recognizable even from a distance. Unlike most skins here, Cerberus belongs to the Cache Collection rather than Gods and Monsters; it costs from $20, or about $150 in Factory New.
FAMAS Eye of Athena

Athena was considered a formidable goddess, patron of wisdom and war, so it is not surprising that a place was found for her image among skins for CS2. "Eye of Athena" is adorned with the image of an owl, one eye of which resembles either a complex mechanism or a precious stone. The pattern covers the entire surface of the skin and has many small details, making this skin well worth buying in good condition. This FAMAS skin from the Horizon Case costs from $5, or about $30 in Factory New.
