Excerpt from The Andeamer by Robert Maddibell and Evizahn Tiragaan:

The three-headed beast is the unholy coalition of Hismäl Hamarëel, Suluth Styrr, and Surgaht Zagam. These greater voids represent corruption of the self in three dimensions. Surgat Zagam is corruption of the flesh; he is disease, sickness, taint, and defilement of the dead. Hismael Hamariel is corruption of the heart; this one concerns a complex play on relationships people have with each other whether it is romantic, platonic, or between family, this void seeks to destroy it. Suluth Styrr is corruption of the mind; this void is responsible for deterioration on the mind whether it is dementia or incurable mental illness, it is the irreversible downward spiral of the ego. To the andeamer, these testing gods are a pervasive reality in everyday life, they are known as **Säthihl din’Drälothath**.