AWP | The End (Field-Tested)

This is the AWP | The End in Field-Tested (FT), where the black-and-white artwork reads in full and scuffs hide in its lines. The band is 0.15 to 0.38, against the finish's full scale of 0.00 to 1.00. It is a Classified skin from the Achroma Collection.

What the AWP | The End looks like in Field-Tested

The base is bone white, almost cream, crossed by a dense web of black veins that look like dry brushstrokes or cracks. The paint covers the side of the receiver, the cheek and butt of the stock, the grip and the area around the magazine port. The barrel is dark gray, while the magazine, bipod and scope body are bare metal. There are no other colors.

Valve's description of the skin names eggplant and white colors, flames, roses and the inscription "the end" in front of the trigger guard. None of this can be found on the model. In the middle of the side the veins do form vertical strokes that look like letters, but no word can be read and there is no name on the body.

The artwork is built from thin dark lines on a light base. In Field-Tested the corners of the stock, the edge of the cheek and the ribs of the grip lighten first. The white there is rubbed through to gray metal, and the veins break off at the edges. The flat side of the receiver keeps its web the longest.

Where the AWP | The End came from

The artwork is Valve's own: no Steam Workshop artist stands behind it, and there is no submission with a working title. Its number in Valve's catalog is 1356. The Achroma Collection was added to the game on January 21, 2026.

In the note for that update Valve added two sets at once to the weekly drops, Harlequin and Achroma. All of Achroma is built on a black-and-white palette, and this finish fits right in.

What to check before buying

Listings are compared on:

• float: the higher it is, the more veins on the edges are already broken off;


• the condition of the white base on the corners of the stock and on the cheek, which lightens first;


• the name tag and stickers this AWP | The End already carries.

There is no choosing by artwork as such: the pattern is the same on every copy.

What the AWP | The End costs in Field-Tested

The neighboring wears stand like this against FT:

• Factory New costs about four and a half times more;


• Minimal Wear costs about one and a half times more;


• Well-Worn is about a sixth cheaper;


• Battle-Scarred is cheaper by the very same fraction.

The two lower wears cost virtually the same: for Well-Worn you pay full price and get close to Battle-Scarred.

Among Classified AWPs, the AWP | The End is fifth from the bottom of thirteen. The AWP | Elite Build is level with it. The AWP | Ice Coaled and one more finish are about one and a half times cheaper, and the AWP | Mortis is three times cheaper. The AWP | Redline and the AWP | BOOM go far above.

Getting the AWP | The End

The AWP | The End is not found in CS2 cases. The Achroma Collection is handed out as weekly drops for playtime, and the set never had a case of its own.

The skin also comes from a contract fed with ten skins of the rank below from one set. One step down in Achroma there are only the AK-47 | Breakthrough and the Glock-18 | Trace Lock. The set has a single Classified finish, so there is no lottery at the output. The wear of the result is built from the wear of the inputs, so for this wear you need similarly mid-worn copies.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The AWP | The End never got a StatTrak version. Souvenir copies do occur, but this finish had no packages of its own: they were made solely for the tournament map collections. Anyone can produce one with the Souvenir-O-Matic, which fits gold tournament stickers and a player's autograph to an ordinary skin from the inventory.

Stickers and craft on the AWP | The End

The black-and-white base takes any color, and stickers read on it at once. White and silver ones continue the artwork, bright ones give contrast, and black ones get lost in the veins. The web of lines is dense, so more than two stickers are rarely applied, and the freest spot is by the magazine port.

Who this wear suits

A Field-Tested AWP | The End is a sensible buy if:

• you want a graphic black-and-white AWP for CS2 without paying extra for clean edges;


• you are building a neutral-palette set that suits any gloves and knife in CS2;


• dense linework matters to you more than a flat fill.

From 0.15 to 0.38 the wear builds up noticeably: the light base on the edges is rubbed through to metal, and up close it shows at once. If you need the artwork intact on every edge, look at Minimal Wear.