Paracord Knife | Slaughter

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Paracord Knife | Slaughter
Wear range
0.01–0.26
Released
2019-06-12
Paint kit
59
Finish style
Anodized Multicolored
Sources
Shattered Web Case、Fracture Case
Drop chance (estimate)
Shattered Web Case:Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed;Fracture Case:Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed

Steam market price

CNY

Introduction

If you're in the market for a Paracord Knife with a classic finish, the Slaughter is one of the most recognizable. It's not a workshop creation but a Valve-made skin, featuring a multicolored chrome plating with a zebra pattern and a tomato-red candy coat. Wear ranges from 0.01 to 0.26, meaning you'll only find Factory New to Minimal Wear—no Battle-Scarred beaters here.

Release & Availability

This skin dropped on November 18, 2019, alongside Operation Shattered Web. It's tied to the Shattered Web Weapon Case, so if you're hunting one, that's your source.

Design & Rarity

Valve designed it, and it's classified as Rare. The pattern is the classic Slaughter family, with a chrome finish that shifts reflections depending on the angle. The red candy coat adds depth, making it pop in inspect mode.

Should You Buy It?

Here's the deal: Slaughter patterns are all about placement. Centered, symmetric zebra stripes are more desirable. On the Paracord Knife, the blade shape and handle ratio make certain patterns stand out. Before buying on C5GAME or the Steam Market, always inspect in-game. Check for wear around the edges and how the brightness holds up across the 0.01–0.26 range. If you want a flawless look, go Factory New; if you're okay with minor scuffs, Minimal Wear offers better value.

Expert's Corner

"Slaughter on Paracord is a sleeper hit. It doesn't get the hype of a Karambit, but the pattern potential is there. I've seen some insane zebra stripes that rival higher-tier knives. Just don't overpay for a dull pattern—patience is key."

Verdict: A solid pickup for fans of the Slaughter finish, especially if you can snag a centered pattern at a good price. It's a piece of CS2 history from the Shattered Web era.