Fact and fiction makes a faction

Glad you like it. I'd select a Sect with a large supporting fanbase. Though books have lots of diehard fans, I wonder how many would really want them to turn into reality. That's why the Not-Yet-Named Sect, who believe that fiction is just as solid and important as fact (after all, no matter what arouses them, emotions are always real), should center around some real diehards with lots of "fanboys" around.
Hmm, now there's a fine nickname for this lot. Fanboys

That's a good point, I hadn't even thought about that. But you're right, if you change reality, you don't usually change just a single thing.
And once the doorway's been opened there's no telling who might decide to pop their head in.
I also didn't think about comics, games or movies either. Probably since they have less room for imagination than books do since you can see the event with your own eyes. But then again, this could be even more dangerous.

Since games and comics are essentially for 12-30 year olds, they would probably exist as a sub-category while old timers are gazing insanely at their Hitchcock Collection DVD box. The main thing should still lie somewhere between healthy fandom and very unhealthy dedication.
A dangerous Sect if you ask me.

This is some stuff I've thought about. Purely a raw version, I'd appreciate any ideas or thoughts. I'm not totally happy with what I have now, since turning something into life by will isn't excatly what I'm aiming at.
Perhaps most of them come out unintentionally, when you're imagination is doing overtime?

A lie turns into the truth if it's repeated enough times, and this is particularly true in the planes of Chaos where reality is a fragile thing at best.

It is easy to say that you just need to believe and to concentrate, but creating life out of nothing is never so simple.
Should the collective imagination create a creature out of thin chaosmatter, great care must be put on the details.
The very first Creations, as they're labeled, were very sketchy - to such extends that they didn't for instance have a face. This was one of the first problems the Fanboys encountered: all of them had a bit different image of the character they wished to bring into life. The results were literally shady, as if the Creation had hundreds of blurred faces mixed up together.

After the initial troubles were solved out - mostly by supportive art - many more were yet to come:
The more the complex a character anatomically, the harder it was to make it real. Though the things that came forth did live, albeit briefly, they soon faced problems with the most basic things in life, such as eating or digesting. Rare are the authors who go into detail with physiology.
This ofcourse raised many questions from witnesses and from the creatures itself. When questions couldn't be answered, wonder turned into doubt. Soon the things started to go mad and turn partly ethereal, until they disintigrated completely.

A side problem arose when a character, which never appeared in any story, creeped forth.
It was soon found out that it was a character which was first planned to be a major side-character, but who was later edited out from the novel.
If any word could descripe him, it was hate.
A possibility for life eternal taken away. It was there for a brief moment, yet it wasn't.
So far atleast three rather succesful authors have been murdered in suspicious circumstances. The Fans do not wish to talk about it.

Though this might evoke an image filt with hardship, there have been some successess. The easiest things to create, so far, are planets or locales. Though often blurry and devoid of detail, they EXIST.
This is a major breakthrough for the Dreamers, as well as a great boost for their morale.
Since planets or towns do not have, say, intestines or muscles, they are generally easier to create, just as basic biology and geography is easier than advanced anatomy.