Terraria Servers

Choosing your Terraria community

Match the game version, difficulty, and world progression to your character and goals. Look for building protection, boss progression rules, and any TShock or mod requirements.

• Difficulty and progress: compare world difficulty, boss milestones, and whether new players can catch up with established characters.
• Character rules: check server-side character policies, item restrictions, and whether imported characters or equipment are allowed.
• World protection: look for building permissions, rollback policies, and required versions or mods before bringing a long-term project.

List your community on VoteLadder

1. Create an owner account, open the server dashboard, and choose Terraria when adding your listing.
2. Provide the Terraria hostname and game port, then state the game version and whether the server uses TShock or other custom requirements. Explain character, boss, and building rules in the description. Use tags to identify co-op, PvE, events, or other relevant modes.
3. Save your listing, review its details in the dashboard, and keep joining instructions and community links up to date.

Voting and integrations

Terraria listings support plugin polling and signed webhook integrations. Configure the receiving plugin or service in your own server environment, and document how players claim any rewards you choose to offer.

Players can vote from a public server profile. Check that community’s reward rules separately; a confirmed vote is not a guarantee of an in-game reward.