Clan & Community Leadership History

[BSK EXiLE]

2006–Present | 52 Clans, Communities & Projects

Over nearly two decades of gaming, I have founded, led, rebuilt, renamed, reorganized, and occasionally abandoned more clans and gaming communities than I probably should have.

This is the historical record of those organizations and projects.

The 52 entries below should not be interpreted as 52 completely unrelated organizations. Some were direct renames or successors of previous clans. Others were short-lived concepts that never developed beyond their early stages. Several were restarted after collapsing, while others existed as communities or subdivisions beneath a larger organization.

Each is included because it was established and operated in some capacity during that period of my gaming history.

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The Early Years​

1. The Rebels
   • Renamed The Fearsome Rebels
     
2. The Fearsome Rebels
   
   
3. The Raiders
   • Renamed The Ruthless Marine Raiders
     
4. The Ruthless Marine Raiders (RMR)
   
   
5. UnForgiven Generals (UFG)
   • Renamed UnForgotten Generals
     
6. UnForgotten Generals (UFG)
   
   
7. Angels of Destruction (AoD)
   • Restarted multiple times during the same general period before eventually being retired.
     
8. Kings of Chaos (KoC)
   • Renamed Gods of Chaos
     
9. Gods of Chaos (GoC)
   
   
10. Team Assassin (TA)
    • Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood competitive team.
      
11. Team Magnum (TM)
    • Forza racing clan.
      
12. The Trash Talking Clan (TTC)
    
    
13. Sin I Fucking Committed (SIFC)
    • Halo: Reach clan.
      
14. Organized Resistance Corp (ORC)
    • Originally established during the Battlefield: Bad Company 2 era and later developed into Supremacy of Gaming.
      
15. Supremacy of Gaming (SoG)
    
    
16. Team AntiChrist (TA)
    • Short-lived concept that never developed into a long-term organization.
      
17. The Democracy Killers (TDK)
    • Rebranded as Server Killers.
      
18. Server Killers (SK)
    • Battlefield 3 clan.
      
19. Disciples of Hatred (DoH)
    • Experimental predecessor to Disciples of Chaos.
      
20. Disciples of Chaos (DoC)
    
    
21. Retribution
    • Established as a project but never fully developed.

The Community Years​

1. Mentally Insane Gamers (MIG)
   • Rebranded as Insane Gaming.
     
2. Insane Gaming (IG)
   • Eventually became Fallen Gaming.
     
3. Fallen Gaming (FG)
   
   
4. Crusaders of Gaming (CoG)
   • Established following my time in Vendetta To Victory. The organization operated for roughly six months but ultimately failed to establish the infrastructure needed to continue.
     
5. Knights of Darkness (KoD)
   
   
6. Volition Gaming (VG)
   
   
7. Section 8 Gaming (SEG)
   
   
8. Eclipse Gaming Community (EGC)
   • One of my longer-running communities from this period.
   • Eventually became Generals Nation.
     
9. Generals Nation (GN)

The AoR Lineage​

1. Angels of Retribution (AoR)
   • Founded with BSK Manson following our departure from Revolution of Gaming.
   • This organization began a long succession of rebrands that ultimately ended with the revival of Crusaders of Gaming.
     
2. Forsaken Gaming Kings / Queens (FGK / FGQ)
   
   
3. Evolved Nation (EN)
   
   
4. Collateral Gaming (CG)
   
   
5. Cut Throat Gaming (CTG)
   
   
6. DAWN OF WAR (DoW)
   
   
7. Blackstone Gaming (BSG)
   
   
8. Black Crown Gaming (BCG)
   
   
9. Crusaders of Gaming (CoG)
   • Revival of the earlier Crusaders of Gaming identity and the final incarnation of the AoR organizational lineage.
     
10. Adapt or Die Gaming (ADG)
    • Side project that was established but never fully developed.

Sovereign Nation & the Birth of Blacksky​

1. Sovereign Nation (SvN)
   • Founded in 2017 following my departure from Merciless Pros Network.
   • SvN survived for roughly a year before reaching the end of its lifespan.
   • Rather than allowing the remaining membership to completely disperse, the decision was eventually made to build something new.
     
2. Blacksky (BSK)
   • The original Blacksky.
   • Initially created as a competitive gaming organization rather than the broader community Blacksky would eventually become.
   • Casual gaming was handled through three communities operating beneath Blacksky:
   • 42A. No Fear Gaming (NF) — Xbox Gaming Community
   • 42B. Oasis Gaming (OG) — PlayStation Gaming Community
   • 42C. Hollow Point Gaming (HPG) — PC Gaming Community

No Fear Gaming, Oasis Gaming, and Hollow Point Gaming remain part of the 52-entry historical count despite being subordinate communities within the original Blacksky.

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After the Original Blacksky​

1. RyZe Clan (RyZe)
   • Founded following the end of the original Blacksky era.
     
2. The Dominion / Dominion Gaming (DMG)
   • Project created after RyZe. The identity never felt permanent and was ultimately abandoned in favor of restoring Blacksky.

The Blacksky Rebirths​

1. Blacksky (BSK) — Rebirth
   • The first major attempt to restore Blacksky following the end of its original era.
   • 48A. Calamity (CYG) — A subordinate community created beneath the reborn Blacksky for younger members.

Calamity remains part of the 52-entry historical count as a distinct community operated beneath Blacksky.

1. Calamity (CYG)
   
   
2. Blacksky (BKS) — Rebirth II
   • Another restoration of Blacksky.
   • During this period, the BKS prefix was used in place of BSK.
     
3. Blacksky (BKS) — Rebirth III
   • A subsequent attempt to rebuild Blacksky under the same temporary BKS identity.

The Resurgence​

1. Blacksky (BSK) — The Resurgence
   • The current era of Blacksky.
   • A return not only to the original BSK identity, but an effort to build Blacksky as a permanent community with established structure, doctrine, history, and institutional continuity.

After decades of clans, communities, competitive teams, experiments, rebrands, collapses, and restarts, the objective of the Resurgence is fundamentally different:

Blacksky is no longer another name waiting to be replaced.