The last known wipe falls within the past 168 hours.
Recently wiped Rust servers
Curated servers with a recorded wipe in the last seven days. These are known past events, rather than promises about future administration schedules.
The most recent wipe records appear first.
A planned future wipe differs from a recorded wipe that has happened.
Before you join
Why join after a wipe?
A fresh wipe reduces the progress gap: monuments and nearby resources are less established, and neighbours have had less time to build. Joining later usually means facing more developed opponents.
Reading the wipe date
The date records a past wipe observed by the catalog. Only the server can confirm its next schedule. Map wipes and blueprint wipes are separate events, and blueprints do not reset every time.
What to do next
Popular servers often have queues after a wipe. Queue Watch can notify you through Telegram, and the raid calculator helps plan explosives for your first target.
Servers in this selection
About this selection
Is this a future wipe schedule?
No. It lists servers with a recently recorded wipe. Confirm future dates with the server itself.
How does Slx detect a wipe?
The catalog uses available server signals and observation history. Detail pages show only information obtained from public data.
Why can a server leave this selection?
Once the last known wipe is more than a week old, it no longer matches this time window.
How do map and blueprint wipes differ?
A map wipe removes buildings and items and regenerates the map. A blueprint wipe also resets learned items. Blueprint resets depend on the server and do not accompany every map wipe.
How can I learn about a future wipe?
Use the server’s description, website or Discord. The catalog records past wipes, and server pages offer notifications for the next one.
Server information changes constantly. Slx shows its last public snapshot and cannot guarantee that a server will be available when you connect.