Four entries were wrong or unverifiable in this batch, and the pattern is the same as yesterday's: a field that recorded a plan or a label instead of a reading.
Pop: small Pop: tiny on Sunwell.pl. Pop: small Pop: medium on Moonwell. A flag on Apollo II. A dead address noted on Helios. A missing store on WOW-COLOMBIA.
Sunwell.pl: four players, and a pivot away from running a realm
Our entry said small. The site's own status widgets, read this morning, say Frosthold: 4 players online, Voltarus: 0 players. Four in total, across both realms.
The other half of the story is in the dates. The newest item on the news feed is five to six years old — Arena Season 6, Secrets of Ulduar, an Easter post, a realm birthday. Nothing since. On a server that once had a full six-season arena ladder and a crossrealm feature matrix, a five-year silence is not a quiet month.
And the third piece is the one that matters most for what the project is now. The site offers, in plain text: "Closed 3.3.5a cross-server tests are available for other pserver projects," with a Discord contact for server owners.
That is not a player-server pitch. That is a technology vendor looking for customers. The cross-server stack listed on the page is a working design: crossrealm auction house, crossrealm random dungeon finder, crossrealm battlegrounds, crossrealm arena, with per-feature enablement.
The honest reading is that Sunwell.pl is zombie-live. It is up, you can log in, and there are four people in it. The project appears to have redirected its effort toward licensing the core to other operators. Whether that is a failure or a rational pivot depends on your values, but our tier should have reflected what a reader would actually find on arrival, and small overstated it.
Moonwell: our entry had the two realms backwards
This is the opposite error and the larger number. Moonwell has run TBC 2.4.3 since January 2011, which makes it one of the oldest realms in this scene, and it currently runs two of them at wildly different sizes:
- Moonwell x5: 854 players online this morning
- Moonwell x100: 5 players online
Our entry described the x100 realm as the headline one and rated the whole thing small. The x100 realm is the quiet one. The x5 realm is where the population has been all along, and the all-time records run from 1,656 in February to 2,347 in April to 2,987 in July 2026.
854 concurrent moves it to medium on our own bands, and it is the largest confirmed TBC population on the tracker right now.
The rest of the entry is worth correcting too, because it is a well-run project with dated content. Content is phased and has reached Phase Five since July 22, 2026. Zul'Aman went out as a 10-player raid. A new core has been in testing since August 25, running in parallel on a separate test realm, described as consolidating work from other cores into "a completely different level of performance." There is a Fast Start boost service, plus a Fast Start++ that skips straight to the final content phase, and the stated reasoning is demographic rather than technical: "The Burning Crusade audience today mostly consists of adults: they have jobs, families, their own responsibilities, and no longer have a student's amount of free time."
It also accepts account exchanges from Warmane, Chromie, Project Epoch and Project Ascension with special conditions for guilds, which is a notable detail given how many of those projects are gone or in upheaval.
Apollo II: flagged, not corrected
Our Apollo II entry points at twinstar-wow.com and describes a Cataclysm realm. That page, read this morning, lists four realms and Apollo II is not one of them: Persés (MoP 5.0, launched 29 August), Kronos V (Vanilla 1.12.1, 9 May), Proudmoore (Mythic+ Cataclysm) and Helios (MoP 5.4.8).
Our description matches no current TwinStar listing except Proudmoore, which we already track separately. So this entry is either a duplicate or carrying a stale address.
We are flagging it rather than changing it, because we could not find a first-party Apollo II source to confirm either the realm or the right address. Guessing a replacement would be the same class of error we corrected yesterday. It needs a human decision or a real source.
Helios: the address is a stub, the realm is not in doubt
Helios is a real MoP 5.4.8 realm running Siege of Orgrimmar and Timeless Isle, operated by TwinStar. The problem is only that helios-wow.com serves a single line of page title and nothing else, so the reachable first-party source is TwinStar's realm page. Same structural issue as Perseus yesterday: a realm inside a network whose own domain carries nothing.
WOW-COLOMBIA: we missed that the store sells progress
Running since 2007, Spanish, Latin America, and doing something we had not recorded: it runs two client versions simultaneously, Cataclysm 4.3.4 build 15595 and Vanilla 1.12.1 build 5875, both on one realmlist.
It is also active right now, with an Alamuerte world-boss event that chains up to four cities a night and is currently targeting Darnassus on October 5, plus a Beer Festival running 25 September to 11 October.
And the store: x3 experience, loot and gold for 200 credits, sold as 24 hours of play per account and stackable to 168 hours. It stacks with in-game rate events, so an event x3 plus a purchased x3 is x6. Our entry said nothing about the store, which for a tracker entry is the single most important thing a reader wants to know.
SOURCES: Sunwell.pl, Moonwell, TwinStar, OnlyFunsWoW, UltimoWoW, SoloCraft, Azeroth Universe and WOW-COLOMBIA's own sites, all first-party, read September 29 2026 between roughly 11:30 and 12:00 UTC. Player counts are the sites' own live widgets and are recorded as self-reported at the time of reading, not as measured values. Superseded values are struck through above per our correction policy. Apollo II is flagged as unresolved, not corrected. Related: Moonwell in detail and the grading scale.