1.5x Rust servers, listed live

A warning before you sink a wipe into the first server you see. This list has no depth filter, so the top of the table takes almost all the traffic and the bottom third is usually empty. Sorting by pop is the quick way to find a fight; scrolling down is the way to find a patch of land nobody contests.

Wipe timing matters more than the rate. A good number of these servers run their own weekly or biweekly schedule instead of following the monthly force wipe, and common wipe days are Thursday, Monday and Saturday. The Next wipe column gives an estimate from the server's past wipes or its published schedule, so treat a tilde as a rough time rather than a promise. Populations thin out around day two or three, which is normal for Rust and not a sign the server is dying. Group limits are unreliable: the default is 8, and plenty of owners never change it, so a max of 8 tells you nothing.

A server appears here because its name says 1.5x or x1.5. We do not test the rate, so take the label as a claim. Counts are live, which means a server that drops offline for a restart vanishes from the table and reappears when it is back up. The rate you get on the ground is set by the owner in the config, and a few servers described as 1.5x are closer to vanilla than the name suggests.

If you want more speed, look at 2x servers or 3x servers. If you are still learning the game, beginner-friendly servers are a better starting point. Regions, group caps and other filters are all on the live server list, and just-wiped servers is worth a look if you want to land on day one.