Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing

In the top 4% of all ranked servers, Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing holds #1,006 for player hours over the last seven days.

The current population on Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing is 6, against 100 slots. Averaging 13 players over seven days, it peaked at 33. Its busiest point in the last 48 hours was 01:00 UTC, averaging 19 players.

The Rust build on Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing is network protocol 2634 and build 166652, on Linux. Joining requires your game to be on the same protocol; Steam handles the update.

Server fps over the last 48 hours: 168 average, 91 lowest. 142,938 entities at peak, counting buildings and deployables. Memory usage reached 5,031 MB at its highest. Players feel lag when fps drops and entities climb.

For Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing, no region is published. The location Rust Server Now displays is the one a server claims, not a physical machine lookup. You reach it at 51.81.218.89:28215.

Right now Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing shows as online. The last restart happened around 23 hours ago, according to uptime. It was up 100% of the time over the last 7 full days: 168 of 168 hours. 13 September 2026 is when Rust Server Now first saw it.

gmrust (Game mode): Survival in the standard Rust format; mp100 (Max players): Slot count: 100; ts8 (Group limit): The default applies: 8 to a team; v2634 (Protocol): Your game must run protocol 2634; cs166652 (Build): This server runs build 166652; ptrak (Networking): The network layer is RakNet, standard for Rust; $r? (Region code): No region set; ^m (Monthly): Wipes monthly, on the same cycle as the Facepunch force wipe; ^p (PvE): You won't fight other players - the world is what kills you; ^o (Oxide): Oxide (uMod) provides the plugin framework here: that is the tag set Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing publishes for the game's server browser. The tags also carry its live players, its queue and its world creation time, and those appear at the top of this page.

These Rust Server Now lists include Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing: Rust community servers, live and Rust PvE servers, ranked by population. Under these filters, it appears on the server list: Type: Community (not modded, not official) and Plugins, not modded; Game mode: PvE; Server tag: Monthly ^m, PvE ^p and Oxide ^o; Group limit: 5 or more; Wipe schedule: Monthly; Last wipe: In the last 2 weeks; Average players: 10+ on average.

Once a month, Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing wipes with the force wipe. The force wipe on Thursday 5 November at 19:00 UTC is its next wipe, and every Rust server wipes then. This world is 8 days 16 hours old. The tags list monthly wipes.

The average busiest point of its recent wipes was 28 players. The latest wipe saw its peak 6 hours in.

The map on Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing is procedural, size 4,250 with seed 39733812, generated by the game. The map is reproducible from its size and seed, and can be seen on RustMaps from this page.

No gather rate appears in the name Mines of Moria - PVE - No raiding/killing/stealing. Up to 8 players can group, which is the game's default. This server runs pve, no combat between players. The server browser lists it under Community, as a community server. Oxide plugins are running. The VAC anti-cheat from Valve is on.

To connect, open Rust, press F1, and enter client.connect 51.81.218.89:28215. You can also click Launch Rust here to open the game via Steam and join. You can find its website at https://discord.com/invite/thkVWgX7Fv.