Falchion Knife Skins
Falchion Knife · 25 finishes
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Vanilla$87.78 ST from $125.04
Gamma DopplerPhase 4$179.19Emerald $426.86 ST from $230.00
DopplerPhase 1$245.64Black Pearl $794.67 ST from $305.95
LoreBS$74.99FN $130.14 ST from $92.68
Black LaminateBS$50.23FN $87.94 ST from $62.13
AutotronicBS$78.85FN $149.32 ST from $95.98
Bright WaterFT$53.69FN $66.63 ST from $62.06
FreehandFT$62.99FN $80.80 ST from $75.66
UltravioletBS$59.86FN $230.09 ST from $78.66
Damascus SteelFT$73.11BS $104.48 ST from $100.73
Case HardenedBS$113.80FN $308.00 ST from $173.00
NightFT$58.22FN $256.61 ST from $105.72
Crimson WebFT$99.99FN $795.00 ST from $140.74
Tiger ToothFN$118.48MW $148.66 ST from $150.50
Rust CoatBS$46.86WW $58.49 ST from $57.07
Boreal ForestBS$50.58FN $136.86 ST from $71.67
Safari MeshFT$48.74FN $158.04 ST from $63.83
Marble FadeFN$149.53MW $192.04 ST from $196.81
StainedBS$62.67FN $179.66 ST from $90.02
Forest DDPATFT$50.41FN $161.46 ST from $68.01
SlaughterFT$159.95FN $205.76 ST from $203.96
FadeFN$173.18MW $235.99 ST from $229.98
Urban MaskedBS$58.26FN $126.29 ST from $82.28
ScorchedFT$56.34FN $142.47 ST from $75.02
Blue SteelBS$100.74FN $314.94 ST from $137.52
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About Falchion Knife
The Falchion Knife shipped in the Falchion Case during Operation Bloodhound in 2015 and returned in the Spectrum, Riptide and Dreams & Nightmares cases. The ergonomic grip and low entry price made it a long-running starter knife.
The cheapest is Falchion Knife (Rust Coat) at $46.86; the dearest, Falchion Knife (Doppler Black Pearl) at $1,199.
Look, animation and handling
The Falchion is a short, aggressively curved blade with a clipped point and a plain straight handle (no finger ring like the Karambit). In-game its draw and inspect animations perform a one-handed flip: the knife rotates forward and is caught back in the hand, a snappier routine than the Bayonet or Gut Knife. Because the blade face is broad and flat, fade-style and gradient finishes read clearly on it, while the curved spine shows wear and patina patterns prominently. Hitbox and damage are identical to every other CS2 knife; the choice is purely cosmetic and animation-driven.
Finishes it carries
The Falchion uses the standard knife finish library. The plain Vanilla (no paint) version is the entry point and trades on the bare-metal blade shape. Gradient and high-value finishes include Fade, Marble Fade, Doppler and Gamma Doppler, the latter two carrying the rare phases (Doppler Sapphire, Ruby and Black Pearl; Gamma Doppler Emerald). Pattern-driven finishes include Case Hardened (blue/gold placement varies by seed), Crimson Web (web count and centering matter), Tiger Tooth, Damascus Steel, Ultraviolet, Bright Water, Slaughter and Blue Steel. The cheapest finishes are the plain camos: Safari Mesh, Boreal Forest, Forest DDPAT, Urban Masked, Scorched, Stained and Night, which are usually the floor for a finished Falchion.
What drives value
Finish does most of the work, then float and pattern. A high-percentage Fade (toward 100% fade) and Marble Fade in the sought 'Fire & Ice' style command premiums over standard examples. On Doppler, the phase decides price: Sapphire and Ruby sit far above the common blue/black-tip phases, with Black Pearl in between depending on coverage. Gamma Doppler Emerald behaves the same way. Case Hardened value hinges on the seed/pattern (blue concentration on the blade), and Crimson Web depends on a dense, well-placed web on the playside. Because the Falchion is a budget model overall, even its top finishes generally cost less than the same finish on a Karambit or M9 Bayonet.
How it ranks among knives
Among the cheaper models the Falchion competes with the Gut Knife, Shadow Daggers and Navaja Knife. It is typically priced a step above the Gut Knife and Shadow Daggers because its flip animation is more popular, and below the mid- and high-tier models (Flip, Bowie, Huntsman, Bayonet, then Karambit/M9/Butterfly/Talon/Skeleton). For players who want a knife look on a tight budget but dislike the Gut Knife's plain swing or the Shadow Daggers' dual-blade style, the Falchion is the usual pick.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Falchion Knife cheap in CS2?
Yes. It is one of the budget knife models, alongside the Gut Knife, Shadow Daggers and Navaja. A plain Vanilla or a low camo finish (Safari Mesh, Boreal Forest, Urban Masked) in a worn condition is among the most affordable ways to own a real knife.
How do you get a Falchion Knife?
It drops from the Falchion Case, which needs a key to open. Knife drops from cases are rare (roughly 0.26% for the special item slot). Most players instead buy the finish and condition they want directly on the Steam Community Market or a third-party market.
What is the most expensive Falchion finish?
The rare Doppler and Gamma Doppler phases top the range: Doppler Sapphire and Ruby, plus Gamma Doppler Emerald. High-percentage Fade, 'Fire & Ice' Marble Fade and strong blue-gem Case Hardened patterns also command premiums, though all sit below the same finishes on a Karambit or M9.
What does the Falchion's animation look like?
Its inspect and deploy animations are a fast one-handed forward flip: the blade spins through the hand and is caught. It is quicker and flashier than the Gut Knife's plain swing, which is the model's main draw at its price.
Does the Falchion Knife have a Doppler?
Yes. It carries both Doppler and Gamma Doppler, including the rare phases (Sapphire, Ruby, Black Pearl on Doppler and Emerald on Gamma Doppler), along with Fade, Marble Fade, Case Hardened, Crimson Web and Tiger Tooth.
Falchion vs Gut Knife, which is better?
Performance is identical. The Falchion's one-handed flip is generally preferred over the Gut Knife's basic swing, so it costs slightly more. If you only want the cheapest possible knife model, the Gut Knife or Shadow Daggers are usually a touch cheaper.