Find the mission giver
Use the giver and location details to choose the right safe zone or settlement.
Find every listed Rust mission, where it starts, what it requires, and what you receive when the work is done.
Use the giver and location details to choose the right safe zone or settlement.
Some jobs unlock only after earlier missions in the same progression chain.
Finish the objective, return when required, and collect every listed reward.
Search by mission, location, objective, prerequisite, or reward.
Visit Underwater lab and play the Fishing Village radio station on the boombox.
Sail to a deep sea island and locate buried treasure with a metal detector.
Track and kill a boar, then return to the hunter.
Harvest wood in the forest and report back to the lumberjack.
Hunt and kill three deer, then return to the hunter.
Catch three fish and deliver them to the fisherman.
Eliminate 8 scientists patrolling on RHIB boats.
Gather 3000 wood and deliver it to a contact in the floating city.
Find the lumberjack’s lost vodka bottle and return it.
Infiltrate oil rig, retrieve a soda can, and optionally open a locked crate.
Break 8 oil barrels at sea and return with 100 crude oil.
Recover documents from a marked location and return them to the scientist.
Hunt sharks threatening nearby divers.
Recover the fisherman’s lost tackle from the shoreline.
Search dive sites and untie 10 underwater crates.
Locate hidden treasure for random Tier 2 loot.
Kill three animals and report back to the lumberjack.
Rust mission directory
Rust missions are tasks offered by NPCs found at certain monuments and safe zones. Missions can introduce useful gameplay systems, provide early progression opportunities, and reward players for completing objectives such as fishing, gathering, hunting, delivering items, or exploring.
Use the mission directory above to compare providers, locations, prerequisites, objectives, and rewards. Mission availability can vary depending on the current map, server configuration, plugins, and changes made in Rust updates.
Identify the NPC who provides the mission so you know who to speak with before and after completing the objective.
Check which safe-zone monument contains the mission giver and whether that location appears on the current map.
Review exactly what must be gathered, caught, hunted, delivered, discovered, or otherwise completed.
See whether a previous mission or another requirement must be completed before the mission becomes available.
Compare the items, resources, scrap, equipment, or progression benefits awarded for completing the mission.
Plan the tools, weapons, bait, transportation, storage space, and other supplies needed for the objective.
Mission system
Speak with an available mission provider to review the tasks they currently offer. The provider and mission selection depend on the monument and your progression.
Objectives can involve collecting resources, catching fish, hunting wildlife, finding locations, delivering items, or performing another specific action.
When a prerequisite is listed, complete that requirement before expecting the next mission to become available from the provider.
Compare the reward with the time, travel, equipment, and risk involved before deciding which mission to complete.
Before accepting
Step-by-step
Read the complete objective before accepting a mission. Some tasks require preparation or travel that may not be obvious from the mission name alone.
Use the mission directory to identify the NPC and safe-zone location associated with the mission.
Confirm whether another mission or progression requirement must be completed before the mission becomes available.
Read the full objective and prepare any equipment, transportation, bait, tools, weapons, or inventory space you may need.
Speak with the provider, accept the mission, and complete the requested objective while tracking its progress.
Complete the listed return or completion requirement and confirm that the mission reward has been received.
Safe-zone providers
Mission providers are commonly found at safe-zone monuments, including locations connected to fishing, farming, trading, and transportation. Check the map before traveling because procedural generation may not place every eligible monument on every server.
Custom maps and modded servers may relocate NPCs, change available missions, introduce custom objectives, or disable standard providers entirely.
Common questions
Rust missions are objectives offered by certain NPCs. Players complete the requested task and return to the mission provider, or satisfy the listed completion condition, to receive the available reward.
Mission providers are commonly associated with safe-zone monuments such as fishing villages, ranches, barns, Outpost, and Bandit Camp. The available providers depend on the current map and server configuration.
Some missions require an earlier mission or another condition to be completed first. Check the prerequisite listed for a mission before traveling to its provider.
Mission rewards vary by objective and provider. Rewards can include equipment, resources, consumables, scrap, transportation-related items, or other useful progression items.
The mission provider may not be present on the map, a prerequisite may not be complete, or the server may have changed or disabled the mission system. Custom and modded servers can behave differently from standard servers.
Mission availability and player progression can be affected by the server's wipe settings. Map wipes, blueprint wipes, plugins, and administrator configuration can produce different results between servers.
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