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This DayZ instance uses the Deer Isle map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts. This variant advertises groups of up to 3 players.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. The Northmen adds storage and building equipment to DayZ, including lockable lockers, crafted furniture and workbenches. Radio missions on frequency 99.7 offer rewards for completion. Care packages appear around the map and wipe or prestige challenges extend progression. The network also includes collectible Pokémon cards that can be exchanged during events.

Battle for Chernarus advertises a HARD PvE format in open beta on the ChernarusPlus map.

DOWNBAD EU1 advertises a 5-man format and runs the Chernarus map.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts. This variant advertises groups of up to 5 players.

The CALM #01 is a first-person PvP Deathmatch server on Chernarus. The project focuses on fast combat and describes its format as hardcore. A leaderboard tracks kills among other statistics; queue priority is offered separately on its website.

Sunnyvale #9 advertises a PvE setting on Namalsk with PvP zones.

Archon PvE’s Banov instance advertises Aztec Cards and keycards. Player raids are disabled; entering someone else’s base or vehicle requires the owner’s permission. A base flag may be shared by no more than four players. Building must stay at least 1,200 metres from the main trader and 900 metres from other traders.

On Chernarus, Archon PvE advertises Pokémon Cards and BaseBuildingPlus construction. Player raids are disabled. Each player may have one active base flag, shared by no more than four players. Unless kept raised, the flag descends over fourteen days; when it reaches the bottom, the base and its contents despawn. Global chat must be in English, while local chat and voice may use your chosen language.

Axios Legacy offers third-person PvP on Chernarus with an advertised six-player group limit. This instance lists a 250k start, a 10x setting and spawn selection. The website separates it from the Deathmatch instance and provides DZSA connection buttons.

Azalea runs in first person on an island modelled on São Miguel in the Azores. This independent project remains in early access: the Signal update adds volcanic eruptions, helicopter events and the Cloud Forest and Lagoa Verde regions. Joining uses the free Steam Workshop mod and an Azalea search in the community server browser.

Basically Vanilla US#2 offers modified DayZ on Chernarus in first person. The server advertises airdrops and keycards. The network offers a paid monthly VIP package with queue priority, an in-game supporter shirt and a Discord role. A separate one-time purchase advertises an exclusive clan-tag colour and the ability to change the tag at any time.

Bear Mountain #4 offers PvE survival on Chernarus, with bear hordes and the Papa Bear challenge advertised by this instance. The network adds custom areas, clothing and mods, and organises weekly community events.

Bear Mountain #6 brings the network’s PvE format to Deer Isle. This instance advertises bear hordes and Papa Bear; the project also offers custom clothing, areas and mods alongside weekly community events.

DayOne Chernarus offers first-person DayZ adventure without bases. Characters belong to this instance and are not shared with other servers in the network. Small containers can be buried, unlike larger drybags and sea chests. Barrels, sea chests and tents have a stated persistence of fourteen days; improvised shelters persist for three days. Logging out to escape an encounter or using a restart to ambush an opponent already being watched is prohibited.

DayOne Livonia offers first-person DayZ adventure without bases, with a character separate from those on other network instances. Barrels, sea chests and tents have a stated persistence of fourteen days, compared with three days for improvised shelters. Alternate accounts are allowed, but multiple accounts must not be used within the same restart cycle or to return to a fight scene after dying. Accidentally logging into the wrong account has an exception for immediately switching; entering an active situation still requires playing it out.

DayOne Namalsk Hardcore Survival #2 offers first-person DayZ survival on Namalsk, with a character specific to this instance. Barrels, sea chests, tents and permitted small buried stashes have a stated persistence of seven days; improvised shelters persist for three days. Discord may be used to arrange trades or team-ups, but betraying players met through those arrangements is forbidden. This restriction does not extend to organic in-game encounters, where betrayal remains allowed. External voice communications are permitted.

DisasterCorp develops PvE survival on Chernarus around factions, reputation and story quests. Supplying camps contributes to their economy and resources; players can take part in military operations or logistics. The project uses DayZ Expansion and advertises tactical AI bots and dynamic events.

Dobermann Chernarus No1 combines PvE and PvP, with first-person view in PvP combat. The German-English project adds treasure hunting, mutants, keycard access and KotH or airdrop events alongside base building. The operator states that supporter rewards are cosmetic only.

DOWNBAD EU2 advertises Solo, Duo and Trio formats on Nyheim.

DZN Namalsk advertises PvP with a third-person perspective, labelled 3PP, on Namalsk.

ORIGINS is the EndBalkan HIVE instance advertised as first-person Vanilla+ on Chernarus. The official catalogue presents it in a beta context. The project describes weekend raids for bases with a raised flag; a lowered or missing flag leaves the base raidable at any time. Its presentation states that beta progress may reset and settings may change, with the final launch to be announced separately.

FamilyofGamers advertises PvE only on Chernarus, with helicopters.

This DayZ instance uses the Livonia map. DayZed connects five maps through a Nexus system that keeps the character persistent when travelling between servers. The network includes Namalsk, Chernarus, Livonia, Sakhal and Stuart Island. Keycard questlines unlock locations and equipment, with cards usable across servers. Custom weapons and a raid-alert system are also advertised. Gameplay is presented as first-person only.