StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo (Field-Tested)

Field-Tested (FT) on the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo means a float band of 0.15 to 0.38 and a kill counter on the weapon. The skin is Restricted, belongs to The Falchion Collection and drops from the Falchion Case. In CS2 the StatTrak M4A4 costs roughly three times as much as the regular version in the same wear.

What the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo looks like in Field-Tested

The rifle is red and gray, assembled from angular planes of color. A bright red and a scarlet cover the handguard, the magazine, part of the receiver and the stock. The top of the receiver and the barrel are gray, in medium and dark tones, and the front sight is sandy.

The borders between colors are straight and diagonal. A small crossed-ray mark repeats on the red planes, and a pale blurred pattern shows on the gray receiver. In Field-Tested the paint stays even and glossy, and the planes keep their sharpness.

Where the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo came from

The skin's author is a Steam Workshop artist who goes by The Honey Badger. According to csgoskins, the finish came out on May 26, 2015, and it carries number 480 in the Valve catalog. The Falchion Case appeared in May 2015 together with Operation Bloodhound. Valve's note says it holds sixteen community-made finishes and a new knife, the Falchion.

What to check before buying

• Float: the band runs from 0.15 to 0.38, and the look differs at the two ends of it.


• The number on the kill counter: it passes to the buyer as it stands and cannot be reset.


• Stickers and a name tag left on the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo by the previous owner.

There is no point hunting the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo by pattern index, because the artwork does not change.

What the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo costs in Field-Tested

The StatTrak version costs a little over three times the regular one. Within the StatTrak version, Factory New costs about 2.8 times more and Minimal Wear one and a half times more. Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred in this version cost no less than Field-Tested, and Well-Worn costs a third more.

Among the six Restricted skins in StatTrak M4A4 form, this one sits in the middle: three cost less and two cost more. Griffin is a little cheaper, Turbine is three times cheaper, and Etch Lord is cheaper by an order of magnitude. Above it stand Spider Lily at almost double and Zirka at four times.

Getting the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo

The skin drops from the Falchion Case. StatTrak copies also come from a trade-up, but only if all ten inputs are StatTrak: the game does not let you mix regular and StatTrak skins.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The skin has a StatTrak version and no Souvenir version. If you do not need the counter, a regular version has its own page and costs noticeably less. The StatTrak Swap Tool exchanges the readings of two items of one type. It cannot reset a counter.

Stickers and craft on the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo

The red planes are large, and stickers on them look like part of the artwork. White and black stickers give contrast, while red ones blend in. The gray upper part of the receiver suits light stickers.

Who this wear suits

Buy the StatTrak™ M4A4 | Evil Daimyo in Field-Tested in these cases:

• You want an M4A4 with a kill counter and a red and gray palette.


• You want to pick a copy from a long band where the look differs at the ends.


• Minimal Wear costs one and a half times more, and you do not want to pay for the difference in paint.