Realms of ForeverThe WoW Forever census
Beta live · launch Nov 4
The largest guild family in WoW Forever

OLYMPUS

Under the banner of Asmongold, the One True King, dozens of guilds fill the Alliance side of Azeroth. The census has counted 64 of them — and at least 3,314 characters sworn to the court.

OLYMPUS
OLYMPUS guilds seen
64
59 on PvP · 5 on PvE realms
Characters observed
3,314+
a lower bound — see "The numbers"
Guilded Alliance characters
19%
roughly 1 in 5 belongs to an OLYMPUS guild
Biggest banner
OLYMPUS USA
217 characters seen · #3 of all guilds seen · #1 Alliance

The One True King

Every realm needs a sovereign. This one answers to a name the whole of WoW knows.

The One True King

Asmongold

Known to the realm as Zack Hoyt — streamer, co-founder of One True King (OTK) and the face of Olympus, which by his own account is one of the largest groups in WoW Forever.

  • World of WarcraftPlaying since 2006 Wikipedia
  • Rise to fameBecame one of Twitch's most prominent streamers with WoW Classic in 2019 Wikipedia
  • FoundedCo-founded the organization One True King (OTK) in 2020 Wikipedia
  • His realm, in his words"More than 30,000 members across 30+ full guilds" — and "the most inclusive community" on classic NDTV Sports

How many, really?

Five numbers, five different questions. Each one says what it measures — and what it cannot.

The ladder
Scaled census estimate~46,000

OLYMPUS share of the characters WoWCensus surveyed, applied to all Alliance characters ClassicPlus.io has recorded (PvP and PvE separately). Still a floor: the scans miss offline characters.

The King's claim30,000+

“Olympus now has 30+ full guilds with over 30,000 members.” — Asmongold, September 24, 2026. Sportskeeda

Maximum potential64,000

64 guilds × 1,000 members: every banner full. A ceiling, not a count — a guild holds at most 1,000 members.

Seen by the public census sites3,314+

Characters WoWCensus caught in its scans, in 64 guilds. The smallest number, and the one the others are measured against.

Players, accounts and alts

Nobody outside Blizzard can see how many accounts stand behind the characters, so this is arithmetic on the 46,000 characters (scaled census estimate), not a measurement:

Characters per playerPlayersAlts
1.0 (no alts)46,0000
1.531,00015,000
2.023,00023,000
3.015,00031,000
Next to the other guild families
♛ Olympus 3,31464 guilds
The Forever Open 3594 guilds
Church 2431 guild
Redux 2433 guilds
Eifcore 1691 guild

Characters seen per guild family in WoWCensus' public guild lists.

The court of OLYMPUS

Every OLYMPUS banner the public census can see, largest first. Counts are characters seen in scans, not full rosters.

Counted: guilds whose name starts with OLYMPUS on the Alliance side. 4 namesake guilds (Horde-side or only containing the word) are not counted. Guilds below 17 observed characters are not shown by the source lists, so the true number of banners is higher.

What a census can't tell

Characters, not players

Every figure here counts characters. How many accounts, players or alts stand behind them is invisible to every census — only Blizzard knows. The table above is arithmetic, not a measurement.

Reports, not a headcount

The in-game figure adds up what the guilds report while someone with the addon is online; the public census sites only catch characters that were scanned. Either way the real court is at least this large.

Named, not verified

Guilds are matched by name. We cannot see who leads a guild, so "OLYMPUS" means "carries the OLYMPUS name" — which is how these guilds present themselves in-game.