Vanilla Rust servers

Vanilla means no gameplay changes: 1x gather, no kits, no plugins. This table lists every server here that is tagged vanilla and not tagged modded, busiest first. Official and community servers are both included, because the tab a server sits in does not change what it runs.

A server is only listed if it was seen online in the last refresh. Offline servers drop out.

Use the filters to narrow the list: region, group limit, wipe schedule, or a word in the server name. The table updates every five minutes, so a row can change between two reads.

Schedule versus practice. The Wipe column shows what a server publishes. Many servers publish monthly and still wipe every Thursday, so compare it with Last wipe. Every server wipes at the monthly force wipe whatever its schedule says.

Group limit. Most vanilla servers leave the default of 8 players. A minority enforce less. If you want solo, duo or trio fights, sort by Group and check the server's own page for the rule it actually enforces.

Region. Population sits where the players are: Europe first, North America second. A European server is busy in the European evening. If you play elsewhere, filter by region before you judge a player count.

Rank is not the sort order. The table sorts by current players; Rank is a seven-day measure of how many players a server holds hour by hour. A server that is full every evening ranks higher than one that fills for a few hours after each wipe.

Both columns use the same sample: our own player-count polling at five-minute intervals. A server restarting or briefly unreachable can show a gap, so treat a single reading as a single reading.

If you want a faster pace than 1x, the next steps are 1.5x, 2x or 3x. The full server list covers every server by population, modded included.