Frequently asked questions

Each row shows the project name, chronicle, rate and launch date. Upcoming and completed launches are placed in separate sections, so you can quickly find a server for a specific date and visit its official website for the full description, files and rules.

Before its launch date, a server appears among upcoming launches; afterward, it moves to the already opened section. Listings are grouped by timing, including today, tomorrow, the next seven days and later dates, so you can immediately see how close a launch is.

A chronicle is the game version and its available content. Interlude and C4 are usually chosen for classic mechanics, High Five for broader content, Classic for a reworked classic experience, and Essence for faster progression and more automation. Servers marked with a plus may change core mechanics, so read the project website carefully.

The rate indicates progression speed relative to the base game: x1 is slow, x10–x30 is noticeably faster, and x100 or higher usually targets quick starts and PvP. One number does not describe everything, so also check XP, Adena, drop and spoil rates, box limits, buffs and the in-game shop.

Select a rate and chronicle in the filters, then choose a day in the calendar. Filters can be combined—for example, to show only Interlude x10–x30 servers launching on a chosen date. Broader low-rate, PvP, GvE and other curated pages are also available.

Start Bonus means the server offers new or returning players a faster entry into the game through a starter pack, items, equipment or a limited-time promotion. The project sets the contents, duration and requirements, so confirm them on its official website before registering.

Open Beta marks public testing before launch, New identifies a new project, and Long-lived describes a server positioned as stable and intended for long-term play. Hover over or open the icon hint to read its explanation.

A listing helps compare basic parameters, but it does not guarantee population, balance or reliability. Before downloading a client, check the official website and social pages, recent news, rules, support contacts, community reviews and donation terms. Never reuse the same password across different servers.

VIP, Top VIP and banners are paid advertising formats that increase visibility; they are not quality scores or editorial recommendations. Compare promoted and standard listings by the same criteria: chronicle, rate, launch date, rules and project reputation.

A project owner can use the form on the advertising page and provide the server name, official website, opening date, rate, chronicle and contact details. If an existing listing has a wrong date, link or attribute, report it through the contacts page and include the correct information.