AWP | The End (Battle-Scarred)

Battle-Scarred (BS) is the longest step of the AWP | The End: its float band takes more than half of the whole wear scale. The skin is Classified, comes from The Achroma Collection and is not in any case. Among players it is simply the End, recognized in CS2 by pale paint inside a dense dark mesh.

What the AWP | The End looks like in Battle-Scarred

The ground is cream-white. Over it lies a tight net of black veins and scratches, as if from dry brushwork or from cracks in old glaze. The artwork covers the grip and the magazine window area, the cheek piece and butt of the stock, and the side of the receiver. The barrel is dark gray, and the magazine, bipod and scope body are bare gray metal, with no other colors. In the middle of the side the veins collect into vertical strokes that resemble letters, yet no word can be read, and there are no logos or numbers.

Thin dark lines over a pale field make wear most visible at the edges. Stock corners, the rim of the cheek piece and grip ribs wear down to gray metal, and the veins stop short. The flat side of the receiver holds the artwork longest. Wear is set when the item drops, so in Battle-Scarred these scuffs are already part of the copy and do not grow.

Where the AWP | The End came from

There is no Workshop submission for it: the finish was drawn inside Valve. The skin appeared on January 21, 2026, the day The Achroma Collection was added to the game. In the note for that update Valve says the Harlequin and Achroma collections were added to the weekly reward list. Valve's catalog numbers the finish 1356.

What to check before buying

The float range here is 0.45 to 1.00, and copies look different at the two ends of it. Worth checking:

• the float: the closer to 0.45, the more of the pale paint survives on the edges;


• stickers and a name tag already on that particular copy;


• overall look: copies differ only in wear, since they share one artwork.

What the AWP | The End costs in Battle-Scarred

Battle-Scarred is the lowest-priced wear of the skin, level with Well-Worn. Factory New costs about five and a quarter times as much, Minimal Wear twice as much and Field-Tested a sixth more. Well-Worn is priced level with Battle-Scarred, so a price difference begins only above them.

Among Classified AWPs in this wear the skin holds the middle of the row: of nine skins with a price, four are cheaper and four cost more. Closest in price are Elite Build (slightly dearer) and Fever Dream (about one and a half times as much), while Ice Coaled, Mortis and Green Energy are noticeably cheaper.

Getting the AWP | The End

No CS2 case contains this skin. Items of the Achroma collection are on the weekly reward list. The second route is a trade-up: Valve accepts any ten skins of the rank below and returns a skin from the collection of one of the inputs. Anyone who puts ten Achroma skins into the contract steers the result to that collection, although it is not a requirement.

StatTrak and Souvenir

There is no StatTrak version of the AWP | The End, and no Souvenir packages were issued for it. A Souvenir copy can be made by the player through the Souvenir-O-Matic.

Stickers and craft on the AWP | The End

The artwork is even across the whole painted area, with no main figure for a sticker to cover. On the pale side dark stickers read clearly, while white and beige ones blend into the ground among the veins. A name tag and stickers go with the listing.

Who this wear suits

Buying the AWP | The End in Battle-Scarred is right if at least one of these fits:

• you want a Classified AWP with this artwork at the skin's lowest price;


• ordinary wear does not bother you, and what you want is the pale net across the side;


• a float nearer 0.45 matters more than the usual Battle-Scarred condition, since on such a copy the edges are still pale.