World of Warcraft: Forever add-on OlympusMute filters Asmongold and Olympus guild chat
Solastro uploaded OlympusMute for World of Warcraft: Forever: a client-side add-on that filters chat, bubbles and invites from Asmongold and Olympus.
- OlympusMute is meant to be a client-side filter for chat, bubbles and invites from Asmongold, the Olympus guild and linked sub-guilds.
- Blizzard is also moderating the World of Warcraft: Forever beta, with forced name changes and beta access removals for naming rule violations.
What happened
According to multiple reports, player Solastro made a community add-on for World of Warcraft: Forever called OlympusMute. The add-on was posted to CurseForge on 23 September 2026 and is described as a local filter that can hide or mute communication from selected guilds.
The OlympusMute description lists chat, bubbles and invites as the parts that can be filtered out. The default setting is "Olympus," while users can add extra words to the filter list themselves. In the supplied context, it is emphasized that the add-on works only client-side and does not tell other players that someone is using the filter.
The reporting links the tool to Asmongold and the Olympus circle in World of Warcraft: Forever. GameRant says the add-on is intended to mute Asmongold, his Alliance-based Olympus guild and sub-guilds, while Dexerto and 404 Media summarize the mod as a way to block interactions with Asmongold fans or the wider Olympus group.
Separately, IGN reports that Blizzard is actively enforcing naming rules in the Forever beta. According to that source, forced name changes are being handed out and some players have had beta access removed because their names violated the naming policy or the Code of Conduct.
Timeline
23 September 2026: Solastro reportedly uploads OlympusMute to CurseForge.
23 September 2026: The CurseForge listing describes OlympusMute as a client-side add-on that can hide chat, bubbles and invites from chosen guilds.
25 September 2026: GameRant, Dexerto and 404 Media publish coverage of OlympusMute and the Olympus guilds.
25 September 2026: IGN reports that Blizzard is issuing forced name changes in the World of Warcraft: Forever beta and removing beta access from some players for naming rule violations.
25 September 2026: A shared X post includes the text "Final Ranking"; the embed contains no additional technical details about OlympusMute.
Background
World of Warcraft: Forever is described in the supplied source context as a hybrid of vanilla WoW, WoW Classic and modern WoW, with a permanent level cap of 60 and horizontal progression. The same context 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.
The source context also mentions new race and class combinations, with Undead Paladin currently the most popular option. The included fact report further says Asmongold has returned to WoW: Forever and that his guilds followed him, though the exact timing is not expanded on in the provided material.