Great Pyramid of Seti-Amon

The Great Pyramid of Seti-Amon is a large al-Bed monument located in the 1000-Eyes Desert, to the south of the city of al-Beduine. The large pyramid, which is almost five stories tall, and boasts numerous underground levels, is the tomb of Grand Pharaoh Seti-Amon, the ancient ruler of the Empire of the Sands.
The pyramid was built roughly in the area where Grand Pharaoh was killed by Goblinoid raiders during a sneak attack on his camp, in the year –1,890. Construction on his tomb began immediately, and were finally completed in -1,874, 16 sixteen years later. The dead leader was entombed along with two mummies to protect him- a priestess of Isis, Sabah al-Auset, and a magician dedicated to Thoth, Jibari al-Aten.
Though the Council of Elders of al-Beduine executed Seti-Amon’s son, and dissolved the empire he helped expand, they were respectful towards Seti-Amon, who was, and still is, somewhat universally loved by the people of the city. The Expansionary Guard always kept watch over the pyramid, to ensure grave robbers did not plunder it.