Dragon skins are some of the most striking and desirable in CS2. They combine visual power, symbolism of power, and rarity, making them popular among collectors and casual players alike. From the legendary AWP | Dragon Lore to the stylish Zeus x27 | Dragon Snore, each of these skins has its own character and value.

In this article, we will tell you about the best “dragon” skins, their features, and market value. And to learn more about CS2 settings, tournaments, and evaluate s1mple, hallzerk, or Grim stats and inventories with dragon skins, use Profilerr, a platform with useful services for CS2 fans.

Skins With Dragons in Design

Skins depicting various mythological creatures and monsters are always popular in CS2, and dragons are far from the last among them.

Exquisite dragons in Asian style, creepy monsters or cartoonish drawings – every player can find something to their taste among them.

Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon

Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon is a minimalist skin for a pistol with a metal surface decorated with engraving. Another dragon adorns the purple overlay on the pistol grip.

Despite the fact that the design is limited to only three colors, the skin looks quite impressive and will fit perfectly into any inventory. The skin appeared in 2016 and has a Classified rarity. Cost of Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon without StatTrak counter is about $33-$35.

Dual Berettas | Dualing Dragons

Dual Berettas | Dualing Dragons is another skin in a similar style. It costs significantly less. This is due to the fact that Dual Berettas are much less popular, and the fact that the skin itself looks more modest: instead of a purple overlay with an engraving, the pistols have a simple wooden handle with a small metal dragon.

Dualing Dragons appeared in the game in 2015 and have a Mil-Spec Grade rarity. The cost of the skin without StatTrak is about $2.

P2000 | Imperial Dragon

Among the skins for P2000, there is also an engraving with a dragon in the oriental style. This time, the author of the skin chose a different color combination – the pattern is not silver, but red-orange or copper.

With an increase in the pattern index, P2000 | Imperial Dragon becomes darker, but all the details of the pattern are fully preserved. The skin was added to the game in 2016 and belongs to the skin category of Classified rarity. The cost of P2000 | Imperial Dragon without StatTrak support is about $9-10.

Glock-18 | Dragon Tattoo

For those who prefer the Glock-18, there is also an option: a black and gray pistol with a silhouette of a dragon on the slide. Depending on the pattern index, the location of the pattern may change.

Glock-18 | Dragon Tattoo is one of the first skins added to the game, and since 2013 its value has increased significantly, so it may be interesting from an investment point of view. The skin with Restricted rarity can cost around 100 for the Factory New version and around $370 for the same version with StatTrak support.

M4A4 | 龍王

If you want to add something a little more colorful to your collection, check out the M4A4 | 龍王. The Chinese characters used in its name are quite consistent with the style of the drawing itself: the central part of the body is occupied by an oriental dragon against a background of blue, white, and purple stripes, similar to waves.

The skin with Classified rarity appeared in the game in 2015. Its price ranges from $9 to over $70, depending on the quality and the presence of a frag counter.

SSG 08 | Dragonfire

The Dragonfire skin appeared in the game in 2016, but is still among the most popular skins for CS2.

The blue-gray dragon against the orange flames on the SSG 08 | Dragonfire looks quite menacing, quite corresponding to the destructive power of this weapon.

SG 553 | Dragon Tech

Against the background of most of the guns included in the selection, the SG 553 | Dragon Tech looks quite unexpected.  The black and green design with many details resembles both illustrations of Eastern myths and works in the cyberpunk style.

The skin is inexpensive (less than $4 for versions with a StatTrak counter), which means you should not miss the chance to buy it with a minimum float value. By the way, this skin is in the inventory of Michael “Grim” Wince pro player, who is currently a member of Complexity. By the way, this player is a fan of other non-standard skins, in particular PP-Bizon | Space Cat with an unusual cat and the red and black skin MAG-7 | Insomnia with fish and a girl.

Zeus x27 | Dragon Snore

The red-orange dragon on a light background looks more funny than scary. This is a great option from the Classified category for those who prefer not to take the game too seriously.

Conclusion

Dragon skins in CS2 are not just a visual treat, but also a way to stand out from other players. They are rare, valuable, and truly spectacular . Find out more about CS2 settings, current tutorials, and the best pro players on the Profilerr website.