Sticker | Witchcraft

Witchcraft is a standalone High Grade CS2 sticker with a standard Paper finish. Its artwork pairs a green-skinned witch with turquoise hair, a skull, and curling ghostly smoke. The flat, shaded design suits players building fantasy-themed weapon crafts and collectors drawn to character artwork.

Description

Witchcraft is a standalone CS2 sticker featuring a fantasy witch illustration on a Paper film. The green-skinned figure has tall, flame-like turquoise hair and a pointed ear. A red and magenta collar frames her dark purple clothing, with a beige skull beside her right shoulder. Blue-gray smoke and ghostly faces form an irregular outline around the character. Its subject is a fantasy figure rather than a team or player tribute. The sticker can be applied to any weapon skin and scraped for progressive wear, with enough scraping removing it permanently. It suits players who prefer colorful character art without reflective effects or lettering.

History and Origin

Witchcraft was released on February 12, 2015. It arrived with the "Music Kits & Stickers" update. Steam Workshop community designer Zaphk created the artwork. The design was introduced as a standalone sticker without a team or player association. It was not part of a capsule.

Rarity and Popularity

Witchcraft is High Grade, the most common sticker tier below Remarkable, Exotic, and Extraordinary. Its Paper film uses a flat printed finish without reflective or textured effects. The witch, skull, and ghostly smoke give fantasy-themed collectors a reason to seek it out.

Why it’s Popular:

• Green skin and turquoise hair create a distinctive character palette

• Skull and ghostly smoke support fantasy-themed weapon crafts

• Paper finish keeps the artwork free of reflective effects

• Standalone artwork suits collections without team or player themes

Film

The Paper film presents the artwork as a flat print in game. It matches a plain paper sticker's standard finish, without a reflective or textured layer. On Witchcraft, the turquoise hair, magenta collar, and blue-gray smoke appear as shaded colors without shifting effects or metallic shine.

Price Range

The live price range for Witchcraft runs from — to —. Prices vary between marketplaces and change over time. Its standard Paper film and High Grade rarity help explain its accessible price level. As a standalone design, its appeal centers on the artwork rather than team or player demand. Once applied, the sticker cannot be sold separately, and scraping progressively wears its appearance.

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. Buy on the Steam Community Market

Witchcraft can be purchased from listings on the Steam Community Market. This direct purchase route does not require opening a capsule.

3. Trade with Other Players

Witchcraft can also be obtained through a trade with another player. An unapplied sticker remains a separate item, while an applied sticker cannot be sold on its own.

Trading and Investment Considerations

Witchcraft is an affordable sticker with broad availability across several marketplaces. Its High Grade rarity and standard Paper film make scarcity a weak trading argument, leaving the artwork as its main collector appeal.

Reasons it Holds Value

• Distinct witch artwork for fantasy-themed loadouts

• Low entry cost for collecting and trading

• Artwork by Steam Workshop community designer Zaphk

Witchcraft is a medium-to-poor investment and trading option: its low entry cost makes it accessible, but its common grade offers little scarcity appeal. The character artwork provides a collecting reason, while wide marketplace availability is the main risk to a scarcity-led investment case.