Shop take

Verdict: If you want a Norse-themed Deagle that reads clearly in third person and holds pattern at higher floats, add Emerald Python (weapon | 翡翠巨蟒) to your shortlist—then buy only after a full in-game spin, not from a thumbnail.

Best for: Myth collectors anchoring a green “World Serpent” loadout; players who like multi-color anodized skins that shift with light and wear.

Skip or wait if: You need factory-new glass and hate any edge wear on the serpent lines—compare same-collection siblings on C5GAME first.

What you are actually buying

This is a Rare custom finish from the Norwegians collection, dropped into the game 18 November 2019 with Operation Shattered Web. Valve designed it in-house as collection art—not a signed Workshop submission—so its green myth language matches the rest of the Norwegians set instead of a one-off author vibe.

The official read: custom paint depicting Jörmungandr, the world serpent, in green pattern work. Flavor line points at waking the gods—myth pressure, not a paint-by-numbers callout of every body zone. Internal paint id am_jorm_green; listed under the weapon product line if you are cross-checking databases or inspect links.

Float window 0.00–0.50 (Factory New through Battle-Scarred). No ultra-tight cap—Battle-Scarred can still carry a usable amount of serpent read, which matters if you are shopping value tiers.

Inspect & wear checklist

1. Coverage: Rotate in inspect. Multi-color anodizing means highlights and depth change with angle—what looks flat in a market screenshot can pop in a sunny map.
2. Wear tier: At FN/MW, check whether the green coils stay continuous on the slide and grip. At FT/BS, decide your personal cutoff for scuffs versus price—0.50 max is forgiving for pattern retention compared with many capped skins.
3. Theme fit: Green is an easy anchor for a Norse or “serpent” themed inventory next to other Norwegians pieces.

Price & where to hunt

Source is the Norwegians collection pool (2019 Shattered Web era). On C5GAME or Steam Community Market, filter by wear, then re-inspect in-game before you commit. Line-up price against other Norwegians rarars so you are not paying a standalone meme premium.

Editor muttering

Multi-color anodized greens are sneaky: the listing photo lies about half the time. I would never lock a float band without spinning the gun under different lighting—especially if you are chasing “clean serpent” at Minimal Wear instead of paying FN tax. And because Valve owns the design brief, treat the Jörmungandr reference as canon for the set; do not overfit it to random Workshop headcanon.