Calluum is the owner of Titans Valor [ANO]. He joined the guild on 4 April 2021 and held the owner slot as of September 2026, with roughly 671 billion guild XP contributed^[1].

He sat at the Sage Council tier of the guild's new hierarchy in May 2022^[2], and thereafter organised events and provided prizes — running the guild's Secret Santa in December 2022, for example^[3]. His name was also rendered 'Callum', sometimes within a single volume of Titan Times^[3]; volume 20 warned readers not to confuse him with another member, 'Mayor callluuum'^[4].

Leadership of Titans Valor

Volume 12, of 20 February 2024, congratulated 'Calluum for hitting the two-year mark as our leader'^[5], which would place the start of his tenure around February 2022. That sits awkwardly against the same newsletter's earlier record of the handover: volume 6, of 12 October 2022, still announced 'the long term hiatus of ANO's founder, IceResistance', and volume 9, of 25 March 2023, is the first to call IceResistance the guild's 'previous owner'^[6][7]. The two datings were never reconciled.

Interviewed for volume 20 on 23 November 2025 — introduced as 'our glorious leader Cal' — he described how he came to the role: 'No one else wanted it when pally was stepping down, so I realised I'd need to step up and take on the mantle.'^[4] The succession thus ran IceResistance, then a leader he called 'pally', then Calluum. Who 'pally' was is not known. PaladinSorcerer posted as 'Pally' for Titans Valor in 2020 and 2021^[8], but Titan Times volume 3, of 12 June 2022, lists him among recipients of the Veteran Medal, 'granted to distinguished former members of ANO'^[9].

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In the same interview he described the guild landscape as having deteriorated over his time in it: 'Everything was entirely different, guilds were entirely roleplay and prestige driven rather than materialistically like they are these days', and, asked whether the changes had been for better or worse, 'I would definitely say for worse. Guild changes have forced smaller communities out and pushed an incredibly stale narrative of large guilds dominating the entire map.' His proposed remedies were to make defending worth its effort, 'reduce guild member caps and the maximum number of defendable territories to prevent megaclaims', and reduce guild XP from guild raids^[4]. The complaint about large guilds monopolising the map is the same one the warring community raised against the 1.20 rework in 2021.

He remained an active warrer as well as owner, placing third in Titans Valor's internal war leaderboard for Season 28 with 381 wars, and announcing a data-collection collaboration with the group Wynn Analytics^[10].