1.5x Rust servers, measured live

The 1.5x sample is small, and most rows are quiet. The busiest servers hold most of the players, so start near the top if you want regular fights. Lower rows often sit empty, which suits a builder more than a raider.

Check the last wipe before you join. Many of these servers run their own weekly or biweekly schedule rather than the monthly force wipe. In our sample, the population usually drops by about half within two to three days of a wipe, so day one or two is your window to get set up.

Group limits vary. A maximum of 8 is Rust's default and often just means the owner never set one. If you want a solo or duo server, search the table for names that say so.

A server appears here if it is online and its name contains 1.5x or x1.5. The gather rate is not checked independently; the name is the only evidence we have. Servers drop out during restarts and return when the query succeeds again.

The next-wipe estimates come from observed wipe history and published schedules. A tilde marks a time we are less certain about. For the next step up, see 2x servers. The main browser has filters for region and group limit, and the live player count page shows how the 1.5x population moves across the week.