The target attempts a DC 24 Will save. On a critical success, the target is unaffected. On a success, the target is stupefied 1 until the end of its next turn. On a failure, the target is stupefied 1 and slowed 1 until the end of its next turn. On a critical failure, the target is stupefied 2 and slowed 1 until the end of its next turn. A creature that is already stupefied by this hazard instead takes 4d6 mental damage on a failed save.

The reliquary releases a burst of stolen memory in a 15-foot emanation. Creatures in the area attempt a DC 24 Will save. A creature that fails takes 5d6 mental damage and is frightened 1. On a critical failure, it is also off-guard until the end of its next turn.

The infernal lock lashes out at a creature carrying the soul coin. The carrier takes 6d6 void damage and must succeed at a DC 24 Fortitude save or be immobilized until the end of its next turn. The devils can still attempt to seize the coin from an immobilized carrier.

The reliquary occupies the dais and cannot be moved while the soul coin remains inside. A creature can pick up the soul coin with an Interact action once the lid is open or the reliquary is disabled.

Devils are immune to the reliquary's effects and can identify its safe handling methods automatically. A devil adjacent to the reliquary can attempt to open it with a single Interact action unless a character is actively preventing it.

If the reliquary is destroyed while the soul coin remains inside, every creature within 20 feet takes 7d6 void damage, with a DC 24 Reflex save for half damage. On a failed save, the creature is also pushed 10 feet away. The soul coin lands in a random square within the burst and becomes inert for 1 round.