Rust servers named for new players

A server appears here if its name contains noob, beginner, newbie, new player, newcomer, learning or starter. That is a name match only. We do not assess whether the rules, population or settings suit a new player; the entry for each server records the settings its owner publishes.

Every field on this page is refreshed every five minutes from public server listings. Player counts are live readings and are rounded. A server that has just wiped can show a low population while it refills, so check the Last wipe column before reading too much into the count.

Only servers whose names carry one of the listed words are counted here. A server that welcomes new players but keeps a neutral name will not appear. You can find every recorded public server, whatever its name, in the server directory.

Group limit and wipe schedule matter most. A group limit of one, two or three keeps large clans out, and a server that wipes on a fixed weekday gives you a predictable fresh start. Gather rate is usually unstated, which means vanilla speeds; a 2x server reduces the early grind without changing loot as much as 5x or 10x lists.