Servidores de DayZ PvP

ZERO Chernarus presents itself as a no-bases instance. Its FAQ says nails do not spawn and instead suggests camps or stashes using tents, barrels, sea chests and improvised shelters. There is no server trader: the operator encourages players to trade directly with one another. Characters remain specific to each ZERO instance and do not transfer between servers. The rules require players and their teammates to wait at least ten minutes after combat ends before logging out.

The Wall Chernarus advertises PvE and PvP with quests, missions, KOTH and AI.

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 3 players.

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.

POZYVNOY RNC advertises PvP on Chernarus and lists KOTH and Bunker among its content.

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.

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.

Sunnyvale #12 advertises a PvE setting on Deer Isle with PvP zones.

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 #7 advertises a PvE environment on Sakhal, with PvP zones.

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

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.

Bolted is a Czech and Slovak DayZ server operating since 2022. Its Chernarus map combines freely accessible PvP and PvE zones with Tarkov-inspired extractions, healing while moving and over a hundred weapons. Daily or special quests, trader vehicles and weekend events round out survival. A Steam copy of DayZ is enough: no subscription or paid advantages are advertised, and donations grant no perks. Required mods download through the launcher.

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

The Crown #2 offers first-person Vanilla+ PvP on Chernarus, with increased loot advertised by the server. The project has skins for weapons, clothing and items. Its shop also offers connection priority for players or their groups.

GAMOVKA CHERNO advertises 3PP PvP on Chernarus with increased loot.

GoatYard offers first-person PvP on Chernarus with a six-player group limit and no traders, as stated by this instance. The server advertises events and quests. The project publishes its connection address separately from its Deathmatch server, with rules and mod details presented on Discord.

GROZA 4 advertises a 3PP PvP format on Livonia.

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.

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 3 players.

This DayZ instance uses the Melkart 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. 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.

RAKETA MOD advertises an eight-player group limit and a no-raid format on Chernarus.

SODA #1 advertises PvP on Chernarus, a five-player group cap and increased loot.