M4A4 | 龍王 (Dragon King)

M4A4 | 龍王 (Dragon King) is a Classified CS2 rifle skin for the Counter-Terrorist M4A4. Its Custom Paint Job places a red-orange dragon against blue, with cream highlights and dark outlines. The detailed artwork suits players who prefer illustrated weapons and contrasting warm and cool colors. All exterior tiers are available, alongside StatTrak™ and Souvenir versions.

Description

The M4A4 | 龍王 (Dragon King) brings detailed dragon artwork to a Counter-Terrorist assault rifle in CS2. The weapon is fully automatic, offering greater accuracy but lower damage than its AK-47 counterpart. Its illustrated finish centers on the receiver rather than giving every part the same visual treatment. A prominent dragon head above the magazine makes the central artwork easy to identify. Blue and cream frame the red-orange creature, creating a layered color scheme. The finish suits collectors drawn to animal imagery or players building a blue-and-red loadout. The skin has been owned by shox, boltz, and Pimp, giving it a connection to professional players. Buyers can compare exterior, float value, and available standard, StatTrak, or Souvenir versions before selecting a copy.

History and Origin

Released in CS:GO on January 8, 2015, the finish arrived with the Chroma Case. Its debut was part of the Chroma Case Skins update. Steam Workshop community designer L'grand created the artwork. The skin belongs to The Chroma Collection, which also determines its collection-based Trade Up Contract route. Its flavor text invokes the Monkey King and attributes the remark to Booth, Arms Dealer. Valve retired the rare drop pool on December 17, 2025, and the Chroma Case no longer drops. Existing cases can still be bought and opened, so retirement did not remove the unboxing route. Today, the skin is also obtainable through eligible trade-ups, Steam Community Market purchases, and trades with other players.

Finish Style

Dragon King uses a Custom Paint Job, with its main illustration spread across the receiver. The dragon combines red-orange coloring, cream highlights, and dark outlines over a blue background. Its head sits above the magazine, while the body reaches toward the receiver's rear. Angular shapes in blue, cream, and black continue across the handguard, magazine, and pistol grip. Scattered red accents connect those patterned areas to the dragon's warmer colors. The barrel, front sight, and most of the stock remain dark purple-gray. A bright red-orange strip marks the stock's rear edge, adding color away from the central illustration. The densely painted sections contrast with the plainer barrel and stock, keeping the visual emphasis on the artwork.

Float Value

The float value ranges from 0.00 to 0.75. Available exteriors are Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. StatTrak and Souvenir versions also exist, with version availability separate from an individual copy's cosmetic condition.

Rarity and Popularity

M4A4 | 龍王 (Dragon King) has Classified rarity and comes from the Chroma Case. The chance of obtaining this specific skin from that case is 1.07%. Although the case no longer drops, existing cases remain openable, and eligible Trade Up Contracts offer another acquisition route.

Why it’s Popular:

• Red-orange dragon artwork stands out against the blue receiver

• Angular patterns carry the visual theme across the rifle

• All exterior tiers offer flexibility when choosing a copy

• StatTrak and Souvenir options suit different collecting preferences

Price Range

The live CS2 skin price range for M4A4 | 龍王 (Dragon King) is $11.59 to $100.32. These bounds cover the whole skin, not a permanently assigned exterior or version. Compare the exterior first, then check the float value to distinguish copies within that tier. Standard, StatTrak, and Souvenir versions should be considered separately when evaluating listings. Before choosing where to buy, match the version and visible condition rather than relying on the finish name alone.

How to Obtain

1. Buy Directly through Eneba Skins

One of the fastest and most straightforward options is to purchase skins directly through Eneba Skins. You can browse available CS2 skins, compare prices, and choose the items that best fit your budget.

2. Open the Chroma Case

Open the Chroma Case for a chance to receive this skin. The case no longer drops, but existing cases can still be purchased on the market and opened. The skin's 1.07% chance means an opening does not guarantee this particular finish.

3. Trade Up Contracts

A Trade Up Contract using 10 Restricted skins from The Chroma Collection yields 1 Classified skin from that collection. Dragon King is a possible result, but the outcome is random among the collection's Classified skins.

4. Buy on the Steam Community Market

The skin can be bought on the Steam Community Market instead of pursuing a random case or contract result. Compare the exterior, float value, and version before selecting a listing.

5. Trade with Other Players

Player-to-player trading is another route to obtaining the finish. Confirm the offered copy's exterior, float value, and standard, StatTrak, or Souvenir status before agreeing to a swap.

Trading and Investment Considerations

Chroma Cases no longer drop, but stored cases and Trade Up Contracts can still produce additional copies of this skin. Ownership by shox, boltz, and Pimp provides professional visibility, not proof of sustained buying demand. When planning to buy, sell, or trade, compare equivalent versions and exteriors; established price trends and listing depth remain uncertain.

Reasons it Holds Value

• No new Chroma Cases enter through drops

• Distinctive dragon artwork gives the finish a clear identity

• Documented ownership by shox, boltz, and Pimp

• Standard, StatTrak, and Souvenir collecting options

The editorial investment rating is medium, supported by retired case supply, professional ownership, and multiple collecting options. Existing case openings and trade-ups can still add copies, so retirement does not make skin supply fixed. Uncertain future demand remains the main risk, with no assurance of price growth.