P90 | Deathgaze (Field-Tested)

The P90 | Deathgaze in Field-Tested (FT) is graffiti on marble, which wear barely harms. The float for this wear runs from 0.15 to 0.38. It is Classified rank, and the submachine gun comes from the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal. It is in no other case. The combination is unusual: street art sprayed over Carrara marble.

What the P90 | Deathgaze looks like in Field-Tested

The base imitates white marble with gray veins, and a Medusa head is sprayed over it. The lines of the drawing are rough, with drips, and contrast with the smooth texture of the stone. In FT the scuffs settle on the marble areas and read as one more vein, so they are hard to spot. The Medusa herself stays whole: she sits in the center of the body, where wear arrives last. Toward the top of the range the marble grays slightly along the edges.

What to check before buying

A P90 | Deathgaze listing is chosen on two points:

• the float: on a marble base the look depends on it less than on most skins;


• whether a name tag or stickers come with the listing.

The marble is the same on every copy, with no pattern variants to choose between.

The 0.15 to 0.38 stretch is wide, and still there is no reason to chase the lower edge: the artwork holds its look right up to the top.

What the P90 | Deathgaze costs in Field-Tested

The other wears, for comparison:

• Factory New: roughly fourfold;


• Minimal Wear: about double;


• Well-Worn: lower by just a few percent;


• Battle-Scarred: about a third lower.

Going down saves almost nothing, so there is no reason to drop below FT. The fourfold price of Factory New comes down to the marble: in the clean wear it is white, without the grayish tint.

Getting the P90 | Deathgaze

The source of the P90 | Deathgaze is the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal, which also determines the skin's collection. The Dead Hand Collection dates from March 11, 2026.

You can also go the trade-up route. You need ten Restricted skins from the collection, for example Galil AR | Galigator, MP9 | Urban Sovereign or Desert Eagle | Firebreathing. The result is one of the collection's three Classified finishes. Which one comes is not known in advance: the chance of landing the P90 is one in three.

Going up is also possible. Ten Classified skins give one Covert skin: AWP | Queen's Gambit or Glock-18 | Fully Tuned. The P90 | Deathgaze and P250 | Kintsugi are the cheapest entries for that trade-up. It brings no profit, though: ten inputs cost more than the average Covert skin of the collection.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The P90 | Deathgaze has a StatTrak version. No Souvenir packages were ever released for this finish: they were made only for the map tournament collections. But you can build a Souvenir copy yourself: the Souvenir-O-Matic puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin from your inventory. That is why a few Souvenir copies turn up now and then even where no packages ever existed.

Stickers and craft on the P90 | Deathgaze

White marble with graffiti is a contrasting but light background, and stickers show up well on it. Black and dark red read best, while white and gray get lost in the stone. There is room for a craft on the handguard, away from the Medusa. The skin is inexpensive, so costly builds are rarely made on it.

Who this wear suits

Buying the P90 | Deathgaze in Field-Tested is worth it when:

• you want a Classified submachine gun for CS2 at a reasonable price;


• it matters that wear does not spoil the look, since on marble it is barely visible;


• you like the mix of street art and stone in CS2.

The drawback is plain: the P90 mostly ends up in your hands on eco rounds, so the artwork will rarely be seen. In the inventory, though, it looks pricier than it is.