Daemon Sultan Minority

A minority of Daemon Sultan in a region refers to there being presence of people who suddenly and usually with no warning begin speaking maddeningly about a "boundless, infinite, chaos in the center of the earth", although there is some dispute about it being in the center of the universe. These individuals are usually artists, philosophers, or authors, but the phenomenon does not seem to be exclusive, affecting seemingly anyone. However, the aforementioned individuals often make reference to this Daemon Sultan in their works and speech, and appear to be unable to shake the thought from their minds.

Beliefs
These individuals band together and form cults to the central chaos entity, but differ from many other religions and faiths of the world around them in that there are few rewards to the following of the tenants of the Daemon Sultan, or, the lack thereof. Their beliefs do not make any assertion of an afterlife, asserting instead that from nothing all things are created (almost certainly by accident), and to nothing they return. Unlike other faiths in the world, the followers of the Daemon Sultan do not believe there are any other gods, and are often too mad or too vague to explain whether the Daemon Sultan is an entity or an idea.

The followers themselves say that their truth was delivered to them. Sometimes by the unspoken words of blasphemy too frightful to be disbelieved, and other times by entities that differ, but only slightly from each other in dreams. There is great overlap about the way in which these entities appear and communicate, which leads some to believe that there is one single entity that travels through dreams with the intent of gathering followers or driving men mad.

The Eight Pointed Star
An artist in the Cold Moors of the eleventh province, an artist reportedly drew in his own blood an eight pointed star, writing out alongside the drawing "it sits". This is the most famous occurance of this, but it was not the last. Several more instances of eight pointed stars and strange figures appeared throughout the history and texts of the world. Many lost texts rediscovered by the Malificarum make allusions to this symbol as a representation of the feverish phenomenon that leads to these minority populations appearing seemingly randomly. Others insist that the eight pointed star was something that the entity that frequents the dreams of the cultists gave them to signify their loyalty.