53,290 servers. Your in-game browser shows a few hundred.
In no order that helps, and Discord just shows whoever posted last. Neither one filters on harvest rate, tribe cap, wipe policy, or whether anyone has logged in this week. Owners write all of that into the server name, and nothing reads it.
- 136say they just launchedA fresh startWhat the NAME claims - a launch, or a wipe just finished. Not an arrival we watched: we have not been watching long enough for that to be a different list. Ranked on how much the owner bothered to write, never on who is online right now.1,688 we watched arrive since Aug 24
- 98confirmed matchesSerious PvP2x to 5x harvest, tribes of six or fewer. Confirmed means the name stated both — thousands more never said either way.381 said part of it · 23,626 never said
- 666confirmed matchesChill PvEPvE at 10x harvest or better. Build the thing instead of farming for it.0 said part of it · 25,914 never said
- 9,530playing right now
Most populated
No rate filter, no tribe filter — every rate, every cap. The one question that can be asked of all 53,000 servers rather than the 12% whose names state anything.across 4,764 servers · right now, not average
What this does that the others do not
Rates come out of the name
Server metadata carries no harvest rate, no tribe cap, no ORP, no wipe policy. Owners write them into the name. We parse them into columns you can put a range filter on.
Clusters, not eleven near-identical rows
Grouped on Wildcard’s own ClusterId, not on a guess. A ten-map network is one row that says ten maps, not ten rows that each say one.
Population every ten minutes
So you can sort on evening average rather than on whoever happened to be on when you looked. Dead, or just 4am?
Nobody pays to rank higher
No sponsored slots, no promoted rows, no featured tier. The order is the order. Clusters can back the project, and it buys them a page of their own — never a place in a result.