StatTrak™ Nova | Bloomstick (Well-Worn)
The Nova's rock-bottom price tag makes it a great ambush weapon for a cash-strapped team. It has been airbrushed by hand with a cherry blossom motif, then given a high-gloss topcoat.
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Nova | Bloomstick is a Counter-Strike weapon skin tied to the CS:GO legacy era. Introduced through the eSports 2014 Summer Collection, this design is recognized by players who follow competitive and esports-themed cases, where older skins often carry strong nostalgia and community value.
As a Classified rarity item, Bloomstick sits above most standard weapon finishes, making it noticeably harder to obtain than lower-tier skins. While exact drop rates aren’t publicly guaranteed, Classified skins generally have a lower appearance frequency than Mil-Spec and lower rarities, and chances can vary based on the container’s overall odds.
This skin supports multiple wear conditions: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred—with the float range listed as 0.06 – 0.8. StatTrak is available, allowing kills to be tracked with the weapon, while Souvenir versions are not offered for this finish.
Visually, the Bloomstick pattern is defined by its decorative, colorful look, helped by its specific paint configuration (including paint index: 62) for the Nova model. Players often choose this skin for its standout contrast and “collector-friendly” appeal, especially when comparing visually themed patterns across the Nova lineup.
To obtain Nova | Bloomstick, check its origins in the eSports 2014 Summer Collection and its related eSports 2014 Summer Case. Since it’s tied to that older collection ecosystem, it’s typically sought after by collectors focused on esports releases rather than newly introduced drops.
In the community, Nova skins are often evaluated for how well they match the player’s style, and Classified esports items like Bloomstick tend to be viewed as a solid balance of rarity and visual character. For many players, it’s an attractive pick for anyone building a competitive-era collection with a recognizable theme.