What does the Armory page measure?

Before you start

• A Supporter plan: How do I become a Supporter?
• Your history synced at least once: How do I run my first full sync?

Step by step

1. Open Statistics and choose the “Armory” tab.
2. Read “Net result” first: it is “Return value” at today's prices minus what the passes cost.
3. Check “Passes used”: each pass counts at one flat price, shown beneath as “≈ … invested”.
4. Check “Stars redeemed” for the stars spent and the number of items they bought, and “Return value” for what those items are worth today.
5. Scroll to “By collection” and compare the “Value / ★” column to see which collections gave the most value per star.

Good to know

• The Armory is where stars earned with a pass are redeemed for items; one pass is 40 stars.
• Every pass counts at one flat price of €15, whatever you actually paid or however you got it, so the cost is an estimate.
• Star costs follow the in-game prices and are worked out from the item type: a skin 4, a charm 3, a container 2, a graffiti 1 and a Limited Edition skin 25. LootSpectrum does not read them from Steam.
• The Limited Edition price applies to skins in the “Limited Edition Item” collection.
• Return value uses the price source you chose in settings, at today's prices; an item with no listing counts as no value.
• Also on the page: “Most valuable redemption” and the number of items redeemed at the top right.
• With nothing redeemed the page says “No Armory activity tracked yet — redeem some stars in CS2 and sync.” and offers “Sync your inventory”.
• A free account sees a Supporter panel titled “What your Armory passes were worth” with the lines “Pass costs”, “Return value” and “Net result”, not zeros.
• The Armory tile on Overview summarises the same numbers. The Spent figure on Overview does not include passes.