World of Warcraft: Forever: Solastro makes OlympusMute addon for Asmongold and Olympus guilds

• The add-on is aimed at Asmongold, the Olympus guild, and linked sub-guilds.
• The tool is described as a client-side filter for chat, bubbles, and invites.

What happened

According to the reporting, player Solastro uploaded the OlympusMute add-on to CurseForge on September 23, 2026. The add-on is meant to hide or mute messages and interactions from Asmongold and the Olympus guilds connected to him. In the external description, OlympusMute is presented as a community-made tool, not an official Blizzard feature or an in-game World of Warcraft: Forever option.

The external listing describes OlympusMute as a client-side filter that can hide chat, bubbles, and invites from selected guilds. Its default setting is "Olympus," and users can add their own words to a filter list. The source context also says the add-on works only locally and that other players are not notified when someone uses the filter. That makes the tool technically different from a server-side mute or an official moderation feature.

The motivation attributed to Solastro is that Asmongold and his fans were seen as disruptive in public chat. That explanation comes from the cited reporting; the full interview text was not included. The available source description also ties the add-on to the broader discussion around spam and slurs in the public spaces of the World of Warcraft: Forever beta.

Background

World of Warcraft: Forever is described in the source as a hybrid of vanilla WoW, WoW Classic, and modern WoW, with a permanent level cap of 60 and horizontal progression. The same source also mentions planned features such as gamepad support, classic or retail character models, a transmog filter, heavier weather effects, and special item drops while leveling. That list is used in the reporting as context for the game’s current development direction.

The reporting also says World of Warcraft: Forever wants to add new race and class combinations. Undead Paladin is cited as the most popular option so far. The provided fact report also says Asmongold returned to WoW: Forever and that his guilds followed him, but the exact timing and scale are not further detailed in the supplied text.

The external context shows OlympusMute appearing in multiple descriptions as a tool made specifically to filter interactions from players in the Olympus circle. Dexerto summarizes the mod as a way to hide Asmongold’s entire guild, while 404 Media says the mod blocks chats from players in the multiple guilds and fandom linked to Asmongold. The CurseForge listing also explicitly says the add-on can hide bubbles and invites and that users can filter words. The core of the reporting is therefore consistent: it is a community addon that locally filters selected communication from a specific group.

The source context also notes that the add-on is tied to the name Olympus, which matches the name of the main guild in the reporting. The available information does not name an official number of sub-guilds, but it does refer to multiple linked sub-guilds. The X post with the text "Final Ranking" does not provide any additional facts about the add-on, its creator, or the game, so it is included only as contextual reference.

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Sources

• GameRant: World of Warcraft: Forever Add-On Permanently Mutes Asmongold's Guilds
• Dexerto: WoW Forever player creates mod that hides Asmongold's entire guild
• 404 Media: This 'World of Warcraft: Forever' Mod Blocks All Interactions With Asmongold Fans
• CurseForge listing for OlympusMute