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BloxStrike Releases the New "Lore Update"

By FireCat · August 2, 2026

BloxStrike has officially released its latest major content update, the Lore Update. While the update includes several gameplay improvements, such as a brand-new recoil system and various quality-of-life tweaks, the biggest addition is undoubtedly the introduction of the new Lore weapon skins.

New Lore Skins

The new Lore skins are available exclusively through select Credit Bundles in the BloxStrike in-game store. Each bundle includes a unique Lore skin alongside in-game credits and other rewards.

  • 2,000 Robux Bundle – 6,500 Credits + Desert Eagle Lore
  • 4,000 Robux Bundle – 13,250 Credits + AK-47 Lore
  • 8,000 Robux Bundle – 27,000 Credits, 5 Cases, 3 Charm Packages + AWP Lore

Midas Skins Retired

With the release of the Lore Collection, the Midas skins have officially been removed from the store. They are no longer purchasable and can now only be obtained through player trades, making them exclusive legacy skins.

A Bold Move After the DMCA

The introduction of the Lore finish comes shortly after Valve reportedly issued a DMCA complaint regarding copied textures. At first glance, the new skins resemble the iconic Dragon Lore design, but they are not a one-to-one recreation.

Instead, BloxStrike has added several unique design elements. The dragon (now Bacon Hair) is shown holding a flaming sword rather than breathing fire, and the classic checkered pattern now features small decorative dots that are not present on the original Dragon Lore. These changes help distinguish the skins while maintaining the familiar fantasy-inspired aesthetic.

Available Weapons

The Lore finish is currently available for the following weapons:

AK-47 Lore skin

AK-47 Lore

Desert Eagle Lore skin

Desert Eagle Lore

AWP Lore skin

AWP Lore

You can check out all three Lore skins in detail on our website

What Do You Think?

The Lore Update is one of BloxStrike's boldest cosmetic releases to date. While some players appreciate the new direction, others may have preferred to see an entirely original skin created by the community instead.

What do you think? Was introducing the Lore Collection the right move, or would you rather see future skins designed by the community? Join the discussion in our Discord server and let us know your thoughts!