Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo

Origin Story

The Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo features a custom painted graphic design in violet and black, giving the pistol a clean and modern look. Released on June 16, 2016, as part of the Gamma Exposure Update, this skin quickly became a popular choice for players seeking a visually appealing sidearm without a high cost. Its distinctive violet panels and sharp lines make it a strong contender for purple or dark-themed loadouts. The Violent Daimyo is widely regarded as a practical play skin, offering a solid aesthetic for everyday use.

Drop Chance

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo is Mil-Spec, a Blue-tier skin, less common than base collection drops. From the Gamma Case: approximately 11.42% per opening (roughly 1 in 9). The 79.92% Mil-Spec tier rate is split across 7 Mil-Spec skins in the case. StatTrak versions drop at ~1.14% from the Gamma Case (about 1 in 88). These per-skin odds assume equal weighting within tier — Valve publishes tier rates but doesn't formally confirm even distribution across skins in a tier.

Skin Condition

Float range 0 to 0.7. Exteriors: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred. StatTrak is available in FN, MW, FT, WW, BS.

• Factory New ($3.40): The violet panels are fully intact and vibrant, with sharp lines and no noticeable scratches on the slide or frame. This is typically treated as the premium visual tier.
• Minimal Wear ($1.05): The violet and black surfaces remain bright and consistent, with only small specks of wear beginning on sharp edges like the muzzle and trigger guard when inspected closely. This is often considered the value pick for Custom Paint Job skins.
• Field-Tested ($0.75): Wear becomes noticeable on the edges and high-contact areas, with minor scratches and dulling appearing on the slide and around the front end, and the graphic pattern starts to lose some crispness. This is generally the budget play tier.
• Well-Worn ($0.70): Edge wear and scratches are clearly visible, with more extensive chipping along the slide, muzzle, and frame corners, and the violet areas appear more muted and patchy.
• Battle-Scarred ($0.65): Heavy wear with significant chipping and surface roughness is present, with large areas of the slide and frame showing the underlying base color or a grayish worn texture, though the purple and black theme remains readable.

Model

Violent Daimyo uses the legacy Five-SeveN model, introduced with Gamma Exposure on June 16, 2016. The inspect animation and third-person appearance match the original CS:GO version.

How to Obtain

The Five-SeveN Violent Daimyo is primarily obtained by opening a Gamma Case, which remains part of the rare weapon case drop pool in CS2. Players can also acquire this Mil-Spec pistol skin through trade-up contracts, using ten lower-rarity skins from The Gamma Collection. A StatTrak version is also available for kill tracking. For direct purchase, the skin can be found on the Steam Community Market, third-party marketplaces, or various case-opening and skin trading sites.

Price Range

Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo ranges from $0.65 (Battle-Scarred) to $3.40 (Factory New). Field-Tested copies sit at $0.75. StatTrak versions carry a premium at every wear tier.


The current 7-day median is $0.67. The 90-day median is $0.74. The all-time median is $0.17. Volume averages 159 trades per day.

Visual Theme

Custom Paint Job: It has been custom painted with a graphic design in violet and black. The dominant colors are violet and black, accented by lighter lines that form a graphic, almost geometric pattern. In first-person view, the top of the slide and the rear portion of the frame are most visible, showcasing the violet panels broken up by black sections and angular lines. It is often compared to other Gamma blues as an accessible sidearm choice for purple or violet-themed loadouts.

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Sticker Compatibility

The violet and black color scheme of the Five-SeveN | Violent Daimyo pairs well with stickers in purple, pink, or magenta, as well as black, white, or grayscale designs. Metallic holo stickers with purple or blue shifts can also complement the skin's aesthetic. The slide sticker positions are most visible in first-person view, making them a popular choice for showcasing crafts.