All Rust streams with the Drops Enabled tag will count towards earning drops. However, streamer-specific drops will require you to watch a specific streamer in order to get their drop. All participating streamers are listed above and all active campaigns and their conditions can always be seen on this Twitch page.

You can track your progress on the Twitch Drops Inventory page.

No, you will only be eligible to receive a drop for one active channel at a time. Watching more than one channel simultaneously will not result in more drops.

It can take up to 10 minutes after pressing the Claim button for items to show up in your Steam inventory. If the item does not show up after 30 minutes then your Steam account may not have been linked to your Twitch account when you claimed the drop. You can link your accounts on the top of this page and then click the button to check for missing drops to attempt the reward again. You will need to own Rust on Steam in order to receive the items.

No, you will just need a Twitch account and a Steam account that has Rust in its library.

You can unlink your old Twitch account by signing in with Steam on this page and then clicking the Unlink Account button. Then you will be able to link your accounts normally again.

Yes, as long as you have claimed the drops you will be able to get them when you purchase Rust later (within 180 days). However, they will not automatically appear in your Steam inventory. You will need to make sure your account is linked on this page and then click the 'Check for Missing Drops' button. Please note that drops claimed more than 180 days ago will expire and not be redeemable to a Steam item.

Crates are Steam items which give you one random Rust item or skin when you open it. To open your crates all you need to do is:

1. Open Rust
2. In the main menu, click on Inventory
3. Select a crate
4. Click the button to open the crate