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Operation Phoenix Weapon Case Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Container | Operation Phoenix Weapon Case |
| Series Number | #11 |
| Type | Weapon Case |
| Collection | The Phoenix Collection |
| Rarity Level | Consumer Grade |
| Release Date | February 20, 2014 |
| Update Name | Rise of Operation Phoenix |
| Rarity stats | 2 - Covert 3 - Classified 4 - Restricted 4 - Mil-Spec All - StatTrak™ |
| Categories | All, StatTrak™ |
CS2 Operation Phoenix Weapon Case History
The cs2 Operation Phoenix Weapon Case launched on February 20, 2014 alongside the Rise of Operation Phoenix update, one of the earliest major content drops in the game's history. It brought a focused set of skins under The Phoenix Collection banner, with a strong military and tactical aesthetic that defined early CS:GO skin design. The case introduced iconic weapons like the AWP Asiimov and AK-47 Redline, both of which remain among the most recognizable and traded skins in the entire game over a decade later. The case continues to attract players seeking classic skins at accessible price points.
How to open the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case in CS2
The Operation Phoenix Weapon Case can still appear as a post-match drop in CS2, but the drop rate for any specific case is low. Most players who rely on natural drops will wait a long time before seeing one, and there is no way to target a specific case through the drop system.
The more direct approach is to buy the case on the Steam Community Market and use a matching key to open it. Alternatively, on BloodyCase you can open the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case without needing a key, and any skin you receive can be transferred directly to your Steam account.
Operation Phoenix Weapon Case Skins
The Operation Phoenix Weapon Case items span four weapon rarity tiers and a classic five-knife pool. At Mil-Spec you can find the UMP-45 Corporal, Negev Terrain, Tec-9 Sandstorm, and MAG-7 Heaven Guard. The Restricted tier includes the MAC-10 Heat, SG 553 Pulse, FAMAS Sergeant, and USP-S Guardian. Classified skins are the AK-47 Redline, P90 Trigon, and Nova Antique. The two Covert slots go to the AWP Asiimov and AUG Chameleon. For knives, the case contains the Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit, and M9 Bayonet, each available in vanilla and twelve finishes including Fade, Slaughter, Case Hardened, Crimson Web, Blue Steel, Boreal Forest, Forest DDPAT, Night, Safari Mesh, Scorched, Stained, and Urban Masked.
FAQ
Can the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case still drop in CS2?
Yes. The Operation Phoenix Weapon Case is still in the active drop pool in CS2, meaning it can appear as a post-match reward during any game session. However, the drop rate is low and completely random, so most players choose to buy the case directly rather than wait for a natural drop.
What is the best way to get the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
The most reliable way is to sign up for BloodyCase and open a case there. You are guaranteed to receive your skin, which you can then transfer to your Steam account.
What knives are in the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
The knife pool includes five knife types: Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit, and M9 Bayonet. Each is available in the following finishes: vanilla, Blue Steel, Boreal Forest, Case Hardened, Crimson Web, Fade, Forest DDPAT, Night, Safari Mesh, Scorched, Slaughter, Stained, and Urban Masked.
Is it worth opening the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
The Operation Phoenix Weapon Case offers strong value for players chasing classic skins. The AWP Asiimov and AK-47 Redline are two of the most enduringly popular skins in CS2 history, and the knife pool features five of the most desirable knife types in the game. The relatively accessible case price keeps the overall cost of multiple opens manageable compared to premium cases.
How much does the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case cost?
The Operation Phoenix Weapon Case price on BloodyCase is as follows: 1 case for $2,92, 5 cases for $14,6, and 10 cases for $29,2. For the best experience opening this case, BloodyCase offers it without a key requirement and guarantees you receive a skin every time.