Defy the Ordinary.
PS2 game Tribes: Aerial Assault’s oldest surviving clan. Join all of the T:AA players community CLICK HERE FOR DISCORD
PS2 game Tribes: Aerial Assault’s oldest surviving clan. Join all of the T:AA players community CLICK HERE FOR DISCORD
TRIBES: AERIAL ASSAULT IS BACK.
More than 20 years later, the servers are alive again. The skies are open.
And the community is rebuilding the game we refused to let die.
Today, the revived Tribes: Aerial Assault community has grown to more than 250 members, with organized weekly events and pickup games happening throughout the week.
And this isn’t simply the old game running again.
We’re making it better.
Community members have contributed their time, knowledge, money, and technical skills to push TAA beyond what was possible on the original PlayStation 2.
We’ve introduced:
The PlayStation 2 may be more than two decades old.
Our online experience isn’t.
OWN THE SKIES AGAIN.
No more typing messages with a controller.
No more being limited by the technology of 2002.
No more wondering whether you’ll ever get to play that game again.
We have modern voice communication.
Cloud-hosted servers.
32-player battles.
Organized events.
Old-school veterans.
Returning legends.
And new players discovering Tribes for the first time.
Whether you wore the <EX> tag 20 years ago, fought against us, belonged to another legendary clan, or have never played Tribes: Aerial Assault in your life…
You’re invited.
Come learn the game.
Find your tribe.
Talk some shit.
Make some friends.
Capture some flags.
And discover why, more than two decades later, this community is still here.
The servers are online.
The community is growing.
The battle isn’t over.
Welcome back to Tribes: Aerial Assault.
Now get in the fucking game.
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<EX>
EXILED ALLIANCE
Born in ‘01. Built for competition. Exiled forever.
THE BEGINNING
Before esports were mainstream, before Discord, before streaming, and before everyone had a microphone in their pocket, there was Tribes: Aerial Assault. And there was <EX> Exiled Alliance.
Founded in 2001 by Panther, Exiled Alliance entered the competitive Tribes: Aerial Assault scene during the wild early days of online console gaming. TAA may never have become a massive commercial phenomenon—but those who were there know what it became.
A community. A rivalry. And, sometimes, an absolute war.
Dozens of clans and hundreds of players logged on night after night to battle for wins, rankings, reputation, pride—and, of course, the completely filter-free shit-talking bragging rights that could only exist in the early 2000s. You didn’t just play Tribes.
You represented your clan.
THE RISE OF <EX>
Exiled Alliance would later come under the leadership of WhiteDragon — better known as Whitey / 1)RAGON — and DEEZ, better known as Deezy / 1)EEZ.
What started as two teammates became a friendship, partnership, and competitive duo that helped transform <EX> into one of the most respected names in the game.
Through countless matches, rivalries, victories, and probably a completely unreasonable amount of trash talk, Exiled Alliance established itself as a consistent Top 3 team in Tribes: Aerial Assault.
But <EX> was never just about winning.
It was about the people behind the controllers:
The friendships.
The rivalries.
The ridiculous moments nobody else would understand.
And the memories that somehow survived more than two decades.
Now we’re making new ones.
<EX>
EXILED ALLIANCE
Est. 2001.
Exiled then. Exiled now.
A Toast to Our Members Both Current and Old
ALL MEMBERS 🍻
1)EEZ~|X|
WhiteDragon
$pawn
Diablo
Hootie
Jinx
JR
Race
Spawn
Exempt
🫡Old Members
Alpha Zero
Alucard
Azrial
Bait
BlitzAce aka Undaunt
Cast
Chape
Dagger
DayDay
DCutter
deadpool
DblTrouble
Dr. Coke / 1)r.{oke<~
Fatality / F@7/-\L!7Y
FiberOptic
FunkDoc
Hate
Infinity
Killabee
KillaZero
MadMax
Malice
Maverikk
MINOTAUR / [\/]INOTAUR
Mirage
Monolith
Myst
NOFX~
Onimusha
Panther / F14W1355 ***Founder***
PimpDaddy
Plike
Raider
RolleR
Sauce
SomeRetard
Shark
TheWaffle
TigerMave
Trigga
Trizkit
Troop
Voodoo
X Naydei
Yug
Zaknafein
... and others whose names have been lost through the rise and fall of forums.

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