TF2 War Paint Collection
Concealed Killer Collection
Camouflage and the hunt — woodland, desert and night-stalker patterns up to Elite grade.
- 15 weapons
- 4 grades
- Mercenary → Elite ladder
- 5 wear tiers each
Theme & concept
Concealed Killer is the camouflage set. The roster reads like a field guide to ambush: Forest Fire, Woodland Warrior, Woodsy Widowmaker, Backwoods Boomstick and King of the Jungle for the green side; Red Rock Roscoe and Sand Cannon for the desert; Night Owl, Night Terror and Purple Range for the after-dark patterns. The throughline is concealment — paints designed to blend, on weapons designed to kill from cover.
Because it commits hard to a single idea, it is one of the most internally consistent sets on the site: nearly every piece would sit comfortably in the same tactical, muted loadout.
How the set is built
Concealed Killer is a fifteen-weapon set on the deeper Mercenary → Elite ladder, which adds Assassin and Elite grades above the common base. The Elite pair are the Red Rock Roscoe Pistol and the Sand Cannon Rocket Launcher; three Assassin and four Commando pieces sit beneath them, over a six-weapon Mercenary base.
The extra two rungs at the top are the key structural difference from the Civilian-family sets: the chase here is rarer in kind, not just in look, because Elite is the scarcest Decorated grade.
Grade distribution
Decorated grades run, rarest to most common: Elite, Assassin, Commando, Mercenary, Freelance, Civilian. Here is how this set's 15 weapons split across the grades it actually contains.
- Elite 2
- Assassin 3
- Commando 4
- Mercenary 6
The full roster
Every weapon below ships in all five wear tiers (Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle Scarred). Names link to the live catalog page for that item.
Commando
What drives value in this set
Running all the way to Elite gives Concealed Killer a steeper rarity curve than the Civilian-family sets: the Red Rock Roscoe Pistol and Sand Cannon Rocket Launcher hold the scarcest Decorated grade, with the Assassin trio just beneath them, so the chase here is rarer in kind, not merely better-looking. Condition and quality then stack on top — Factory New ahead of the worn tiers, Strange and clean unusual listings ahead of plain Decorated.
Desert and night patterns tend to hide wear differently than the green woodland paints, so the Factory New premium is not uniform across the set — the busier woodland camo shows scratches more readily than the flatter desert tones.
Want the mechanics in full? See grades & rarity explained and wear levels explained.
How the pieces relate
Concealed Killer is part of the Mercenary → Elite family with Powerhouse, Pyroland and Warbird — the sets that run two grades higher than the Civilian family. It is the natural counterpart to Powerhouse in particular: same ladder, opposite mood (muted camouflage versus high-energy industrial).