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1.0 launched 15 September 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2

RuneScape: Dragonwilds Server Hosting
Ashenfall Stays Open When You Log Off

The official 1.0 dedicated server, updated from Steam on every restart so it stays on the players’ build. All 6 seats on every plan, backups included, your existing world welcome. Online in about a minute.

How players find your server, in the game

  1. Worlds
  2. Public
  3. Search “Ashenfall Crew”

The exact world name, case-sensitive. You choose it at checkout.

From$13.99/mo· all 6 seats on every plan

  • Online in about a minute
  • DDoS protection
  • Dedicated RAM, NVMe storage
  • Backups included

Three sizes. Six seats on every one.

Jagex’s guide sizes a server at 2 GB plus 1 GB per player, so a full table of six needs 8 GB — the smallest plan we sell. The game caps a dedicated server at 6 players and every plan carries all of them. RAM is the only choice.

  • Bronze

    A full table of six on the RAM Jagex’s own guide asks for.

    8 GBRAM

    Jagex’s guide: 2 GB + 1 GB per player. Six players is 8 GB.

    6 seats
    $13.99/mo
  • Rune

    Recommended

    Headroom above the guide’s minimum for a world that keeps growing.

    12 GBRAM

    4 GB above the six-player figure in Jagex’s guide.

    6 seats
    $19.99/mo
  • Dragon

    Twice the guide’s six-player figure, for the long campaign.

    16 GBRAM

    Double the six-player figure in Jagex’s guide.

    6 seats
    $25.99/mo

Save 10% on quarterly and 20% on yearly terms. Cancel anytime. PayPal and card accepted.

Change plan any time and your world comes with you. 72-hour money-back guarantee.

Dragonwilds dedicated server hosting, as Jagex ships it

The official server on Linux, kept on the current build, with the six seats the game allows and the settings you actually need on one dashboard tab.

29,000 playing at once

Steam concurrent players on 27 September 2026, twelve days after 1.0.

  • The official server, on Linux

    Jagex’s dedicated server from Steam (app 4019830), run natively on Linux. No wrapper, no emulation.

  • Updated on every restart

    A Dragonwilds server has to be on the same build as the players or it disappears from their world browser. Ours checks Steam each time it starts, so a restart is the whole update.

  • All six seats, every plan

    The game caps a dedicated server at 6 players (Jagex’s guide). Every plan carries all of them — RAM is the only thing you choose.

  • Your world, uploaded

    Copy a .sav from a locally hosted game into RSDragonwilds/Saved/Savegames on the server, restart, and carry on. World rules travel inside the save.

  • Settings from the dashboard

    Owner ID, world name, server name, admin and world passwords, player cap — edited on the Server Settings tab and written into DedicatedServer.ini on restart.

  • Backups, files, SFTP

    Connect backups you can restore with one click, a file manager in the panel and SFTP for everything else. The saves folder is yours to read and copy.

All six seats, every night

Dragonwilds caps a server at six adventurers, and every plan carries all six seats. Friends search the world name under Worlds → Public and drop straight in.

Ashenfall stays open when you log off

The world lives on the server, not on the last host’s PC. Log off mid-build and every beam is exactly where you left it in the morning.

On the players’ build, always

Jagex is patching fast after 1.0. Your server checks Steam each time it starts, so a restart is the whole update — no manual patching, no version mismatch.

Rent a Dragonwilds server in four steps

  1. 1

    Pick a plan and a region

    Bronze, Rune or Dragon, in US East, London or Frankfurt. Pay with PayPal or card. Name your world at checkout — that name is what players will search for.

  2. 2

    The server boots on the current build

    Provisioning is automatic. The official dedicated server installs from Steam and starts; the whole thing takes about a minute.

  3. 3

    Add your Player ID in Server Settings

    Your Player ID makes you the server’s owner — the one account that can unban players and use the owner-only server management. It is at the bottom of the in-game Settings menu. Paste it at checkout or afterwards on the Server Settings tab, then restart.

  4. 4

    Friends search the world name

    In the game, they open Worlds → Public and type the exact world name, case-sensitive. Add a world password if you want the table kept to people you know.

The world browser

One name is the whole invite

Friends never need your IP. The route Jagex documents is a search: Worlds → Public, then your exact world name — capital letters and all. Try the search your friends will run.

Worlds›Publicdemo
Try:

This demo server is called “Ashenfall Crew” — the Default World Name its owner chose at checkout.

Why the name matters this much: Jagex lists a known issue where inviting someone to a dedicated server through a Steam invite does not connect as intended. The name your friends type is the invite that works. Server not showing? The fix-it guide.

Every setting the server reads, on one tab

Jagex’s server takes its owner, world name, passwords and player cap from one config file. The Server Settings tab edits exactly those fields, with the Owner ID flagged until you have added yours.

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Ashenfall Crew
RuneScape: Dragonwilds · London
4/6 onlineOnline
Server SettingsSave & restart
Owner ID (your Player ID)RequiredK7QX2M9A………………………4R2M
Default World NameAshenfall Crew
Server NameAshenfall
Admin Password••••••••••••
World Password••••••
Max Players6
Update from Steam on restart
› Success! App '4019830' already up to date.
› [connect] config file in use: RSDragonwilds/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/DedicatedServer.ini
› Server running — players search the world name in Worlds → Public
  • Save, then restart

    The server writes your settings into DedicatedServer.ini each time it starts, so a change applies on the next restart and nothing is lost to a live edit.

  • Files and SFTP

    Browse RSDragonwilds/Saved in the file manager, drop a .sav into Savegames, or connect over SFTP for anything bigger.

  • Backups and schedules

    Take a backup by hand or on a schedule and restore it with one click. Schedule a nightly restart and the server picks up any Steam update while it is quiet.

Global network

Three Regions, Pick the Closest

The same DDoS-protected stack with dedicated RAM and NVMe in every region.

LONDON
FRANKFURT
US EAST
480GBPS DDOS MITIGATION · EVERY REGION
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RuneScape: Dragonwilds server hosting by region: London, United Kingdom · Frankfurt, Germany · US East, Virginia, US

What a dedicated server changes

Hosting a world from inside RuneScape: Dragonwilds works until the host wants to sleep. A dedicated server takes the world off their machine and keeps it open.

Hosting from the gameA Connect dedicated server
When the world is openOnly while the host is in the game.Around the clock, whoever is online.
Where the save livesIn the host’s local save folder.On the server, in RSDragonwilds/Saved/Savegames, with backups.
How people joinAn invite code from the host’s pause menu.Search the exact world name in Worlds → Public; add a world password to keep it private.
When Jagex patchesThe host updates their game.The server updates from Steam on restart, so it stays on the players’ build.
Who runs itThe host, from their own screen.You as owner (by Player ID); friends with the admin password can ban online players. Only the owner can unban.

Crossplay on 15 September 2026: what Jagex has said

Jagex’s 1.0 release notes added a crossplay option to dedicated servers. PC players join by searching the exact world name in Worlds → Public; we are testing the console route on our own servers before we describe it here.

RuneScape: Dragonwilds server hosting FAQ

Yes. Every Connect server runs Jagex’s own dedicated server, Steam app 4019830, natively on Linux — the same software the guide on dragonwilds.runescape.com tells you to install with SteamCMD. It checks Steam for a new build every time it starts, so after a game patch a restart is all it takes to be back on the players’ version.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds 1.0 launched on 15 September 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2. Jagex’s 1.0 release notes added a crossplay option to dedicated servers. PC players join by searching the exact world name in Worlds → Public; we are testing the console route on our own servers before we describe it here.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds server hosting starts at $13.99/month. Bronze is $13.99 (8 GB RAM), Rune is $19.99 (12 GB) and Dragon is $25.99 (16 GB). Every plan includes all six player seats, DDoS protection, NVMe storage and backups. No setup fee, no per-slot pricing, and you can change plan or cancel whenever you like.
Jagex’s guide gives one rule: 2 GB plus 1 GB per player, so a full table of six needs 8 GB — which is why our smallest plan is 8 GB, not smaller. Jagex publishes no figure beyond that rule and we have not yet published measurements of our own, so the 12 GB and 16 GB plans are simply headroom above the guide’s minimum. You can change plan later without losing your world.
Up to 6. That is the game’s own limit for a dedicated server, as Jagex’s guide gives it, and it applies on every host. We never charge per seat: all six are included on every plan, and the Server Settings tab has a Max Players setting (1–6) if you want the table smaller.
In the game they open Worlds, choose the Public tab and search for your exact world name — it is case-sensitive. That name is the Default World Name you set at checkout (or later on the Server Settings tab); an uploaded world keeps its own name instead, so search for that. Jagex lists one known issue worth knowing: inviting someone to a dedicated server through a Steam invite does not currently connect as intended, so tell them the name.
Jagex’s dedicated server takes the owner’s Player ID in its config; that is what makes you the owner, with the powers only the owner has (unbanning, owner-level server management). Your Player ID is shown at the bottom of the in-game Settings menu. We ask for it at checkout; if it is missing or mistyped the server is still created and the Server Settings tab asks you for it — paste it in and restart. The Owner ID makes you the owner in the game: you can ban and unban anyone, online or offline.
Yes. Jagex’s guide covers this: the world is a .sav file in the local save folder on the machine that hosted it, and you copy it into RSDragonwilds/Saved/Savegames on the server. Use the file manager in the panel or SFTP, restart, and the server loads it. Because world rules live inside the save, they come with it. Players then search for the uploaded world’s own name in Worlds → Public.
Jagex’s patch notes say dedicated servers need a restart to pick up an update, and its guide says a server on a different build from the players stops showing in their world browser. Your Connect server checks Steam every time it starts, so the fix for a patch is the Restart button on your dashboard. Take a backup first if you want one.
Yes. Every plan includes Connect backups you can take by hand or on a schedule and restore with one click. Jagex’s own guide only describes copying the save out of RSDragonwilds/Saved/Savegames yourself — you can do that too, from the file manager or over SFTP, whenever you want a copy on your own machine.
Yes. Set a World Password on the Server Settings tab and only people who know it can join; Jagex’s guide notes it supersedes any password stored in the world. Leave it empty and anyone who searches the world name can join. Separately, the Admin Password lets trusted friends open the Server Management tab in the pause menu — change it and their access ends.
The Server Settings tab covers everything Jagex’s server reads from its config: Owner ID, Default World Name, Server Name (shown as “Created By” in the world browser), Admin Password, World Password and Max Players, plus whether to check Steam for updates on restart. Save, then restart — Jagex’s guide warns that config changes made while the server is running are lost, so the server writes your settings into DedicatedServer.ini each time it starts.
Three at launch: US East (Virginia), London and Frankfurt. Pick the one closest to most of your players at checkout. If your group turns out to be somewhere else, open a ticket and we can move the server.
We run the official dedicated server exactly as Jagex ships it and do not install a mod loader. Jagex publishes community modding guidelines for the game; whatever you choose to do within them, every plan has full file and SFTP access, and a backup taken first means an experiment that breaks the server costs you a restore, not a world.
Yes. Download the .sav from the old server’s RSDragonwilds/Saved/Savegames folder, upload it to the same folder here, restart, and tell your players the world name. If the files are awkward to get at, open a ticket and we will help.

Want the long version? The Dragonwilds server guides cover setup, the Owner ID, a server that will not show in the world browser, and moving a world.

Dragonwilds dedicated server guides

Written for the 1.0 server and kept current with it. Start with whichever problem you have.

Set up

  • Getting started with your Dragonwilds server
  • RuneScape: Dragonwilds dedicated server setup
  • What 1.0 changed for dedicated servers
  • Changing your server settings

Find the server

  • Players can’t join or see the server
  • Server not showing in the world browser
  • Owner ID: where your Player ID is
  • Owner ID and Player ID, explained

Worlds and sizing

  • Upload a world you already play
  • Move a Dragonwilds world to a dedicated server
  • Backups and saves
  • How much RAM a Dragonwilds server needs

Something else? Browse the help centre or open a ticket from your dashboard.

Your Dragonwilds server, online in about a minute.
Six seats at the table, every night.

RuneScape: Dragonwilds server hosting from $13.99/mo. The official 1.0 server, all 6 seats, three regions.

No setup fee. Cancel anytime. 72-hour money-back guarantee.

$13.99/mo
Official 1.0 server · all 6 seats · online in about a minute
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