Servers running 1.5x gather

The head of the table carries most of the traffic. A handful of 1.5x servers hold the bulk of the players on this rate, and the bottom rows often show zero or one. If you want fights, stay high; if you want to build in peace, the quiet rows are your friend.

Check the last wipe before you join. Some 1.5x servers follow the monthly force wipe; others run their own weekly or biweekly day, usually Thursday, Friday, Monday or Saturday. Population on these servers tends to drop sharply in the first two to three days after a wipe, so the queue and the peaks belong to day one and two.

Gather rate here comes from the server name, not a verified setting. Group limits vary; a limit of 8 usually means the owner left the default, not that groups of eight are enforced. Use the filters on the main list to narrow by region or group size.

A server appears here if it is online right now and its name contains 1.5x or x1.5. That is the whole test; the actual gather rate is not checked beyond the name. If a server goes down for a restart it drops off the table until it comes back, so a missing row is usually a reboot, not a dead server.

The peak column is the highest count seen on that server in the current wipe, so you can see whether it is still holding a crowd or past its high point. The next-wipe estimate comes from observed wipes and published schedules; a tilde means the time is uncertain. For the full field, use the live server list, or compare with double-rate servers if 1.5x feels slow. Wipe dates for every rate sit on the wipe schedule.