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INQUISITORIAL DOSSIER: MOR’GRAX “THE UNTHINKING”

Compilation of references to an emergent Warp-phenomenon exhibiting memetic anti-cognition, mass credulity effects, and ritualized rejection of learning. Status: UNMANIFESTED GOD-SEED.

Threat Index
Vermilion / Escalating
Classification
Daemonological (Speculative)
Known Titles
The Braying Void · Lord of Empty Certainty
Primary Vector
Memetic Contagion / Social Collapse
Counter-Orders
Tzeentchian Interference (Suspected)
Disposition
Observe · Contain · Purge (If Confirmed)

Summary

“Mor’Grax the Unthinking” is referenced in intercepted cult canticles and marginalia recovered from compromised Administratum archives. The entity is described as a nascent god-form fed not by ignorance in the benign sense, but by willful stupidity: the prideful refusal to learn, the hatred of nuance, and the conversion of slogans into “truth.”

CAUTION: Personnel assigned to this file report heightened susceptibility to simplistic explanations, compulsive repetition of empty phrases, and sudden certainty regarding provably false claims. Rotation schedules and peer-review of conclusions are mandatory.

Observed Warp-Signature

Witness accounts (unverified) describe a Warp presence resembling a vast idol-form whose features continually misalign: eyes where mouths should be; sigils that nearly cohere but never do. Auditory phenomena include looping laughter, malformed hymns, and repeated “teachings” devoid of meaning.

Primary Effects

  • Anti-cognition field: reduces critical thinking; encourages impulsive action.
  • Certainty spike: subjects display aggressive confidence absent competence.
  • Ritual error sanctification: deliberate mistakes treated as sacred acts.

Cult Structure & Practices (High-Level)

Cult behavior suggests an inverted scholasticism: knowledge is framed as weakness and questions as heresy. Rites are intentionally incorrect (misdrawn sigils, scrambled litanies, error-laden transcriptions).

Analyst’s note: The cult’s “devotions” appear designed to normalize error, lower institutional standards, and accelerate administrative collapse—thereby creating conditions favorable to Warp coagulation.

Hypothesis of Emergence

The entity is believed unborn—a god-seed sustained by mass folly rather than overt mutation. Reports indicate adherents pursue manifestation through widespread rejection of learning and the elevation of slogans over evidence. If accurate, this represents a threat vector capable of subverting worlds without conventional markers of Chaos taint.

Relations to the Ruinous Powers (Speculative)

  • Tzeentch: likely hostile; stupidity destabilizes causality and ruins long-schemes.
  • Nurgle: opportunistic amusement; incompetence accelerates decay and entropy.
  • Khorne: conflicted; folly fuels violence but wastes martial value.
  • Slaanesh: contemptuous; lacks refinement even in excess.

Noted Daemonic Forms (Unconfirmed)

  • “Brayers” — lesser entities emitting incorrect tactical counsel at critical moments.
  • “The Certained” — armored brutes exhibiting total resistance to reason or evidence.
  • “The Grand Oaf” — a greater manifestation described as strong, “helpful,” and ruinous.
“To know nothing is to be free.”
— Fragment recovered, Canticle of the Empty Skull
Prepared by: Scribe-Adjunct Helian Voss (attached to Inq. [REDACTED]) Last revision: 998.M41 · Cross-file: MEM/NULL-THOUGHT