
Champions of Olympus is the name of the alliance formed between Wonder Woman, Champion of Athena, and Circe, Champion of Hecate, during the events of the Amazon Fury Part III episode.
As part of the role of being their representatives, the Olympian Gods would at times intervene on their Champion's behalf (appearing to assist them in solving a conflict or problem) or bestow their own powers unto them to increase their strength as an "Avatar". However, if at any time the champion displeased their benefactor god, the god would rescind their favor and support; most often times also causing the champion misfortune as a form of punishment.
Background[]
Circe[]
Wonder Woman[]
Diana of Themyscira, better known as Wonder Woman, is currently the most favored Champion of the Olympian Gods. While ultimately Athena's Champion, she is often called upon to champion the entire Olympian pantheon during certain issues.
Members[]
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Involvement[]
Classic Game[]
Heroes[]
- Circe is the main antagonist in the magic hero storyline, and is defeated by the new heroes in the Condemned Shipping Office, the Circe’s Stronghold, and the Shadowlands instances.
- Wonder Woman is the Mentor of Magic for the new heroes, and manages most early game missions in the magic hero storyline. New heroes fight alongside her during the Brainiac Harvester Ship Tutorial (former and current versions), the Circe’s Stronghold, and Shadowlands the instances.
Villains[]
- Circe is the Mentor of Magic for the new villains, and manages most early game missions in the magic villain storyline. New villains fight alongside her during the Brainiac Harvester Ship Tutorial (former and current versions), the Circe’s Stronghold, and Shadowlands the instances.
- Wonder Woman is the main antagonist in the magic villain storyline, and is defeated by the new villains in the Circe’s Stronghold and the Shadowlands instances.
Episode 3: The Battle for Earth[]
- During The Gates of Tartarus raid, Circe and Wonder Woman unite forces to stop Brainiac from getting the Flame of Change. Circe, however, betrays Wonder Woman so she can take the Flame for herself.
- Circe is the third subboss for heroes, and neither her nor Brainiac are able to get the Flame.
- Wonder Woman is the third subboss for villains, and Circe and her allies manage to defeat Brainiac and take the Flame of Change.
Episode 7: Origin Crisis[]
- During Nexus of Reality raid, the heroes saved the Clay of the Gods from being erased from existence by The Council of Luthors, preserving the origin of Wonder Woman.
Episode 8: Sons of Trigon[]
Wonder Woman teams-up with the Titans and members of the Justice League Dark to prevent the rise of the demon Trigon, while Circe teams-up with the Fearsome Five and members of The Society to use Trigon's demonic energy to charge the Victory Stone in order to start a war.
- In Gotham Wastelands:
- Circe can be found in the Villain Stronghold, and rewards villains for completing missions for Brother Blood, Cheetah, and Gentleman Ghost.
- Wonder Woman can be found in the Hero Garrison, and rewards heroes for completing missions for Cyborg, John Constantine, and Zatanna.
- During the Knightsdome Arena duo:
- Circe speaks to villains via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- Wonder Woman speaks to heroes via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- During the Ruined Cathedral duo:
- Circe speaks to villains via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- Wonder Woman speaks to heroes via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- During the Tunnel of Lust duo:
- Circe speaks to villains via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- Wonder Woman speaks to heroes via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- During the Trigon's Prison alert:
- For Heroes:
- Wonder Woman speaks to heroes via comm during part of the alert, then fights alongside players during the final boss fight.
- Circe is the final boss of the alert.
- For Villains:
- Circe speaks to villains via comm during part of the alert, then fights alongside players during the final boss fight.
- Wonder Woman is the final boss of the alert.
- For Heroes:
Episode 10: Amazon Fury Part I[]
Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons, decided to attack the mortal world, starting for Gotham City.
- In the Themyscira: Command Posts Circe and Wonder Woman (respectively) introduce villains and heroes to the events of the episode.
- During the Circe’s Trial challenge, players play as Circe, as she heard of the war plans. She invaded Themyscira, and offered her army of beasts and counseling to the queen. After passing the trial, Circe was welcomed by Hippolyta and joined her ranks.
- During the Aegis of Truth challenge, players play as Wonder Woman, Hippolyta's daughter, as she rebelled against her mother and convinced half of her people to follow her instead.
- During the Port of Paradise and the Supply Lines duos, Circe and Wonder Woman (respectively) coordinate villains' and heroes' attacks on the opposite army.
- During the Themyscira Divided alert, Wonder Woman attempted to convince her mother to stop the war and fights Circe.
- Heroes: Wonder Woman coordinates the attack and fights alongside players against the final boss, Circe.
- Villains: Circe coordinates the defenses and fights alongside players against the final boss, Wonder Woman.
Episode 12: War of the Light Part II[]
- Wonder Woman is the second boss in the Love and War raid, as she's been possessed by the Predator's amethyst mist.
Episode 13: Amazon Fury Part II[]
The Amazon War escalated when the gods of War and Death revealed their parts in the conflict.
- During the Return to the Nexus alert:
- Circe guided the villains to save the Council of Luthors and stop Brainiac's new attempt to take control of the Nexus of Reality.
- Wonder Woman guided the heroes to save the Council of Batmen and stop Brainiac's new attempt to take control of the Nexus of Reality.
- During the Act of Defiance alert:
- Heroes confront Hippolyta and her forces alongside Wonder Woman, as they uncover who's really pulling the strings.
- Villains confront Hippolyta and her forces alongside Circe, as they uncover who they've been actually working for.
- During the Labyrinth of Lost Souls raid, Circe and Wonder Woman (respectively) speak to villains and heroes via comm at the beginning of the instance.
- During the Halls of Hades raid, villains aid Circe and heroes aid Wonder Woman gaining access to Hades' Throne Room.
- During the Throne of the Dead raid, Wonder Woman and the heroes try to recover Hippolyta's soul from the claws of Ares and Hades, while Circe and the villains try to convince the gods to accept them as allies.
Episode 27: Amazon Fury Part III[]
- The episode introduced the Champions of Olympus as a new faction to gain Renown for. Renown with the new faction can be increased by doing the elite versions of the Olympus and God of Monsters raids. The more renown is gained, the more elite gear is unlocked for buying at the Olympian Equipment Supplier.
- Wonder Woman was revealed to be the Champion of Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom and Strategy in Battle.
- Circe was revealed to be the Champion of Hecate, the Goddess of Magic.
Episode 28: Age of Justice[]
Episode 30: Earth 3[]
Episode 31: Deluge[]
Death of Superman[]
Episode 35: Metal Part I[]
Episode 36: Metal Part II[]
Episode 38: Wonderverse[]
Episode 42: Legion of Doom[]
Episode 43: Dark Knights[]
Episode 46: Justice League Dark Cursed[]
Episode 47: Brainiac Returns[]
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Trivia[]
- As a god's life, power and existence depended on mortal faith, having Champions representing them in the mortal realm had the added benefit of increasing the belief and faith that they existed.
- Some gods grow to favor their champions so much that they would take their champions as lovers. Such as the goddess Demeter who, despite Zeus killing her previous mortal lover and stating that it was not appropriate for such a respected goddess to have a relationship with a mortal, later indulged in repeated trysts with her champion, Triptolemus, with whom she would have a total of nine children. As an apology, Zeus later transformed Demeter's favoured mortals, Iasion and Triptolemus, into the constellation Gemini. Ares was also known to mate with his female champions in a bid to create powerful sons while Aphrodite was known to mate with both her male and female champions.
- The goddess Artemis was known to have her champions, who were all female, swear off heterosexuality to serve her. She was also another goddess known to mate with her champions, a habit Zeus took advantage of when he desired to mate with one of her champions; Callisto.
- Cassandra Sandsmark, better known as Wonder Girl, was approached by Ares during the events of the Infinite Crisis. He attempted to train Cassie to become his new champion; giving her power to fight in the coming conflict and giving her her own lasso, the Lasso of Lightning. However, she ultimately refused his influence.
- Cheetah is the champion of the African god Urzkartaga.