Skins/Tier II

Skins[]

Skins are a set of textures that players can put on different zone of their various weapons' and melees’ models, with almost no exceptions besides for the Frag.

Skins are divided in 5 rarities, listed with their base drop rates:

Common (60.00% Base Drop Rate)
Uncommon (26.00% Base Drop Rate)
Rare (10.00% Base Drop Rate)
Very Rare (3.00% Base Drop Rate)
Legendary (1.00% Base Drop Rate)

Mercy System[]

For every case opening, the Drop Rate gets modified. Legendary drop rates increase 0.25% per Case opened if the player hasn't rolled a Legendary or Very Rare Skin. Very Rare drop rates increase 0.50% per Case opened. Common drop rates decrease 0.50% per Case opened and Uncommon drop rates decrease 0.25% per Case Opened. Rare drop rates remain at 10% all the time. If the player rolls a Very Rare or Legendary Skin, the drops rates reset to the base numbers.

Normal Skins[]

Normal Skins are non-customizable skins that the player can get in most skin cases. They are usually lower tier skins, and do not feature any sort of control over how the skin is visually presented.

Customizable Skins[]

Unlike normal skins, customizable skins feature the ability to edit brick color, brick material, texture color, and texture scale. These skins are usually much rarer. In cases like Fauna or Fauna 2, customizable skins are marked with an asterisk. The asterisk convention is not exactly well kept, with some case with no duplicates featuring asterisks, while others feature the asterisks.

"All*" type Skins[]

The "All*" type skins, introduced in version 8.0.0 after a giveaway hosted in the Stylis Discord Server, are an exclusive type of skins that CAN NOT be currently obtained in game through normal means. Only the developers can grant access to these skins. These skins are functionally identical to other skins, but instead of being restrained to just one weapon, these skins can be used across every weapon and melee in the game, as the "All*" name would suggest.

Selling Skins[]

Skins obtained can usually be sold, the price depending on the rarity as well as the Tier of the case they were rolled from. The price of all skins is determined with the following formula:

$(rarity^2 * 250) * (500 + keyprice) / 5000$

The value of $rarity$ goes from 1 (Common) to 5(Legendary)*, while $keyprice$ represents the price of the case's key. The result of this formula is then passed through roblox's math.floor() function to round it to the nearest integer

*Note: Legendary skin's rarity doesn't affect this value

Legendary Items[]

If the players get lucky, they can roll a "Mystery Item" of Legendary Quality, which will grant them a skin for a randomly selected melee weapon which has a random chance of being a melee weapon the player doesn't own. If the legendary skin obtained is for a melee weapon the player doesn't have, they will be granted access to said Melee weapon. Certain Melees in the game can only be obtained through this method

The following Melee Weapons can only be unlocked through Legendary Skins

Buying Cases and Keys and Assigning Weapons to Cases[]

Players can spend Credits, or alternatively Robux, to buy Cases and their respective keys, independent of each other. The price of a case key is always twice the price of the case (Example: The Starter Case costs 50 Credits, the Starter Key costs 100 Credits). The robux prices are always a tenth of the credit prices (Example: The Starter Case costs 50 credits or 5 robux).

When a player purchases a case, they are given the option to set the case to drop skins for one specific weapon before completing the purchase. They CAN NOT change their weapon of choice once the transaction has been completed. If the players want to assign a weapon to a case obtained through the victory bonuses or for a case they bought unassigned, they have to pay a small fee that ranges from 15 to 50 credits depending on the tier of the case. Assigning a Weapon to a Case DOES NOT prevent it from dropping skins for melee weapons.

Trading-In Skins[]

Players who chose to can decide to exchange 6 skins of the same rarity for one skin of the next rarity level (Example: Trading in 6 Common Skins will return an Uncommon Skin in Exchange). The game only allows players to trade in skins from the same case, with the only exception being skins from the 4 Starter Cases and the "Jungle" skin from the COR5 with the Common Skins of the Uniform Case. The skin that the player obtains in return will be a randomly selected skin of the superior rarity from the case the previously traded skins come from.

This method can be used to obtain legendary skins.

Blueprints[]

Added in Version 10, Players can also buy Blueprints, which are pre-built weapon loadouts that also include a skin for the weapon that the player is buying.

Currently Available Cases[]

Tier II

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Wood Case


Wood Case	Wood Case Key


Cork	Cardboard	Plywood	Bark	Ebony
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


English Elm	Birch	Oak	European Yew	Bocote
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Knotty Pine	Cherry	Mahogany	Resin	Mystery Item
Rare	Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Wood 2 Case


Wood 2 Case	Wood 2 Case Key


Driftwood	Bakelite 1	Bakelite 2	Corn	Cedar
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Purpleheart	Walnut	Aromatic Cedar	Ziricote	Black Palm
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Sugar Maple	Ebony(Black & White)	Burr Walnut	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Uniform Case


Uniform Case	Uniform Case Key


UCP90	Flora	M90	CADPAT	CADPATAR
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


MARPAT	MARPATAR	KLMK	DPM95	TRIDesert
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Cookie Dough	MARPAT Urban	Chocolate Chip	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Uniform 2 Case


Uniform 2 Case	Uniform 2 Case Key


Rain	AUSCAM	Woodland	TROPENTARN	Jigsaw
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


NWU	Desert DPM	SPC	Naval	Woodland 2
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Spetsnaz	FLECKTARN	Fern*	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Japan Case


Japan Case	Japan Case Key


Blossoms	Carp	Bloom	Flowers 1	Flowers 2
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Waves 2	Fans	Waves 1	Pond	Tigers
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare


Swans	Dragons 2	Dragons 1	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Glaciate Case


Glaciate Case	Glaciate Case Key


Ice 1	Ice 2	Snow 1	Snow 2	Cold Camo
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Frozen Metal	Chilling Clockwork	Skull Tundra	Snow 3*	Black Ice*
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Skull Tundra*	Frozen Yogurt*	Icy Engraving*	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Fauna Case


Fauna Case	Fauna Case Key


Fish Bone	Wolf Fur	Gorilla Fur	Leopard	Tiger
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Spider Web	Zebra	Leopard*	Tiger*	Spider Web*
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Zebra*	Tabuu Tsubasa*	Doge*	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Fauna 2 Case


Fauna 2 Case	Fauna 2 Case Key


Lionfish	Stingray	Giraffe	Cheetah	Shark
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Dragon	White Tiger	Snake	Dragon*	Shark*
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Lionfish*	Cosmic Cat*	Synthetic Scalie*	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Worn&Torn Case


Worn&Torn Case	Worn&Torn Case Key


Gathering Rust 1	Worn Bakelite 1	Dirty Wood 1	Stressed Metal 1	Old Polymer 1
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Dirty Wood 2	Worn Bakelite 2	Gathering Rust 2	Gathering Rust 3	Old Polymer 2
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Stressed Metal 2	Weathered Camo 1	Weathered Camo 2	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

DR Case


DR Case	DR Case Key


Binary	Carbon	Sabertooth	Tetrablokz	Dimensional
Common	Common	Common	Common	Uncommon


Heatblock	Interference	MENACE	Anarchy	Cyberburn
Uncommon	Uncommon	Uncommon	Rare	Rare


Forbidden	Hypomatic*	Access*	Mystery Item
Rare	Very Rare	Very Rare	Legendary

Trivia[]

The Tier 2 Case Category is the one holding the majority of the oldest cases in the game, said cases being Uniform, Uniform 2 and Fauna.
The "Corn" skin is, quite strangely, found in the Wood 2 Case.
The "Fern*" skin has an asterisk despite not having a non-editable counterpart in its case nor in any other case. It is also found in the Uniform 2 Case despite not being a camouflage pattern like the rest of the skins.
This is the only category that has skins able to be traded in with higher category skins, said skins being the common skins of the Uniform Case with the "Jungle" skin from the COR5 Case, which is Tier 3.
The Skin "Tabuu Tsubasa*" from the Fauna Case was one of the first skins to be tested during the last stages of the Beta.
The DR Case's name stands for "Digital Revolution"
The Skin "Tetrablokz" is a rendition to the game Tetris