9 players
[US] Facepunch Small 3 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
117 servers to explore
Rust Vanilla servers with monthly wipes
Want to develop a Vanilla base over several weeks? Compare these servers’ activity and team limits before settling in. Check what each server means by Vanilla, its raid rules and what progress survives a map reset. The listed frequency does not confirm the last or next wipe date. Check the community’s official calendar.
117 servers to explore
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Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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8 players
[EU] Facepunch 13 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
8 players
[US East] Facepunch Large is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
8 players
[US East] Facepunch Premium 2 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
8 players
[US West] Facepunch 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
8 players
[US West] Facepunch Premium 5 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
7 players
[EU] Facepunch Premium 5 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
PureRust (EU) is a Rust server. PvE rules forbid raiding, stealing and griefing. Other players’ claims on monument and event loot must be respected. Building is allowed as long as roads and monuments remain clear. Public chat is English-only.
6 players
[CAN] Facepunch 2 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
6 players
[EU East] Facepunch Premium Small 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
6 players
[EU] Facepunch 2 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
Vanguard Rust protects PvE with rules against killing on sight, raiding or looting other players. Base upkeep and decay are halved. Zombies and NPC-controlled raidable bases provide combat, with a starter kit available in game. Player raids are only allowed during the 24-hour purge preceding the wipe.
6 players
[US East] Facepunch Premium 4 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
Charter PvE is a Rust server. PvE rules normally forbid killing, stealing, griefing and entering other players’ bases. A purge is scheduled for the 24 hours before the map wipe. Players must make monument callouts.
5 players
[EU] Facepunch 11 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
5 players
[EU] Facepunch Premium 2 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
4 players
Facepunch 2’s message captured on September 26, 2026 allowed players to use any language and warned that abusive behaviour could lead to a ban.
4 players
[CAN] Facepunch Large 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
4 players
[EU East] Facepunch 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
4 players
[US East] Facepunch 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
4 players
[US West] Facepunch Premium 2 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
This GINGA instance advertises PvP on a map of size 6000 and welcomes streamers. The operator excludes Chinese, Korean and Taiwanese players; other foreign players are admitted if they team with a Japanese player. Players banned from other servers or games are generally banned here as well.
3 players
Pickle Vanilla advertises retaining blueprints between resets on this Rust variant.
3 players
[US East] Facepunch Premium Small 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Vanilla mean no modifications at all?
Read the listed settings and extensions. Some servers keep base-game progression while adding moderation or convenience tools; the label does not describe every setting.
How do I choose a progression pace on Rust?
Check wipe dates, gathering rates and maximum team sizes. These settings affect the time your base needs and the groups you can join.
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