Community servers, ranked live

Community servers sit in Rust's Community tab and keep vanilla gameplay: gather rates, loot tables and stack sizes are unchanged, because changing them moves a server to the Modded tab. Owners still choose their own map seed, team limit and wipe day. A few run quality-of-life plugins that leave core survival mechanics alone.

Each owner picks their own day, and plenty never publish one. The Next wipe column on this page estimates from the server's recent wipe history, so treat it as a guide rather than a promise. On top of that, every server wipes at the monthly forced update on the first Thursday of the month, whatever the owner's schedule says.

Because the page shows every community server that is online, busy or not. Servers with nobody connected stay listed, and they often fill up again on wipe day or in the evening for their region. Sort by players to push the empty ones down, or check population history on a server page before you commit to a wipe.

It is the maximum team size the owner has set. Values below 8 show as solo, duo, trio or quad, and a blank cell means the limit is Rust's default of 8 or higher. On smaller-team servers the limit is enforced, so read the name and description before you bring friends.