What Is the Fearless Assassins Gaming Community and How Do I Join Its Enemy Territory Servers?

Fearless Assassins (=F|A=) is a community-run gaming network that hosts servers for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory (ET), ET:Legacy, the Call of Duty series, Insurgency, Day of Infamy, Counter Strike, Team Fortress 2, Minecraft, and the Battlefield series. To join its ET servers, you connect through the game's server browser or the community's server listings, and you join the wider community through its Discord VoIP server. The site states that anyone from any country or language background can join, and that English fluency and in-game skill level are not requirements.

What the community actually runs

The homepage describes =F|A= as a network of servers supported by "many dedicated and loyal admins, various servers, custom made maps and friendly server regulars." The games named on the site are:

• Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory and ET:Legacy
• The Call of Duty series (the site's keywords also mention COD4, Black Ops)
• Insurgency and Day of Infamy
• Counter Strike series
• Team Fortress 2
• Minecraft
• The Battlefield series (keywords mention BF2 and BC2)

The community also describes itself in family terms ("Join the FAmily"), with members worldwide, so there is usually someone online to talk to or play with.

Finding and connecting to the ET servers

The site's activity feed gives you concrete server names and entry points:

• =F|A= ET:Legacy strikes back! — the community's ET:Legacy server announcement.
• Jay1 and Jay2 — named servers referenced in recruitment and event posts (for example, a new Recruiter was announced for Jay1, and "Jay2 Gatherings" is a recurring item).
• Beginners2 — referenced in the "Sunday Funday on Beginners2" post, suggesting a beginner-oriented server.

To connect, launch ET or ET:Legacy, open the server browser, and look for the =F|A= server names above; the community's website and Discord are the places where server addresses and current rotations are posted. If a server does not appear in your browser, check the community's Discord or the relevant forum thread for the current connection details rather than guessing an address.

If you hit pk3 errors

The site lists a resource called "Enemy Territory Auto pk3 cleaner." Custom maps and mods on community servers can leave stray pk3 files that cause errors or mismatched content. The cleaner is the community's own tool for that situation; use it when you get pk3-related errors after playing on custom-map servers, then reconnect.

Joining the community itself

1. Join the Discord. The site names Discord as its VoIP channel and says anyone can join it. This is the fastest way to ask for server details, find out when people are playing, and meet regulars.
2. Play on the servers first. The community presents itself as open to all skill levels; there is no stated tryout or application requirement for playing.
3. Watch for recruitment posts if you want a clan role. The site shows staff announcements (for example, a new Recruiter for Jay1), which indicates clan/staff roles are assigned through the community rather than a public form.
4. Follow the social channels. The site links Facebook, Twitter, Discord, YouTube, and Steam, which is where events and news are posted.

The site does not publish a formal code of conduct on the homepage beyond the tone it sets: friendly regulars, admins, and a family-like atmosphere. Treat admin instructions on each server as the operating rules.

Events and how the servers are supported

The community runs scheduled gamedays. One documented example is a Día de los Muertos Gameday on October 31st, 2026, organized to honor fallen community members, with the stated goal of "sharing a night filled with laughter, great plays, and classic ET." The site also has a recurring "Sunday Funday on Beginners2" item and "Jay2 Gatherings."

Server hosting is tied to donations: the site carries a "2026 - Donations" topic asking members to post once they donate. The site does not publish pricing tiers or payment details on the page, so check that topic or ask in Discord if you want to contribute.

Quick decision guide

The main caveat: the homepage confirms the community and its server names but does not list raw IP addresses, so the in-game browser, Discord, or forum threads are your reliable route to connecting.