Sihedron Ring Bearer

The greatest architectural feat of the Lower City was (and remains) the magnificent Heptaric Locus, a massive covered arena and amphitheater of unsurpassed grandeur composed on a foundation shaped as a vast Sihedron Rune to represent the might and resplendence of Thassilon.

Despite the excellent conditions of the facilities, Karzoug's minions have not yet attempted to reclaim this structure for use.
The truth is, the Lamia-kin fear the arena. The thousands of bloodsoaked spectacles held in its confines to sate the lust of the bloodthirsty observers left their mark on the battlefield.
In fact, following the fall of the empire so long ago, the emotional resonance that remained created a locus not of the glories of Thassilon as intended, but rather a locus of death that suited well the tastes of a particularly cruel Gelugon named Gamigin.

Long held as a bound guardian and advisor, Gamigin escaped his prison when Thassilon fell.
The powerful Ice Devil landed atop the central dome of the Heptaric Locus and watched as Xin-Shalast fell into ruin, torn apart from outside by volcanic eruptions and inside by rioting Giants and Wizards gone mad with terror.
Since then, the Devil has periodically left Xin-Shalast to search for entertainment on Golarion, often spending hundreds of years at a time in roles as diverse as mass murderer, mercenary, warlord, the power behind several thrones, and even a God worshiped by humanoid tribes.

Each time, outraged and righteous adventurers eventually rose against the Devil, but he always escaped via teleportation and returned here to rest, relax, and plot his next move.

As in the case of the Hidden Beast, Karzoug noted Gamigin's presence and sent his agents to contact the Ice Devil, asking him to ally with the Runelord when he rose to full power.
Intrigued by what would happen if Thassilon returned, Gamigin agreed, and was given a Sihedron Ring as token of Karzoug's thanks.


Now, Khalib contacts him and asks the Devil to assassinate the four intruders..