| Category | Heroes |
| Region | Miradelgûn |
| Class | 30th wizard / 20th monk |
| Race | Lith-Crillion |
| Gender | male |
| Title | Head Arcane of Belêth-Kazîr |
| Alignment | neutral |
| Deity | Arcana |
| Birthplace | Urkalzîr |
| Born | 17 Hollow 55 LE |
| Died | 4 Kindle 1155 LE |
Gimir-Zarun, unlike many other Lith-Crillion, saw other races as equals. Unhappy with the treatment of the workforce at Khimilêth, Gimir-Zarun took several hundred Graagvrii beyond the suffering heat and dryness of the Sands of Hell.
... "enlightened" at Tubedellâm, the Graagvrii had changed much over two generations. They can no longer live in the wild, or relate to their wilder brethren. Their descendants are now in the care of the Lith-Crillion, sent across the lands as labor forces. At the Pyramid of Life, they went north to build canals along the Drenvun. Before they looked down into this great wetland, they sensed the change in moisture, bringing many to tears.
- Gimir-Zarun, from Personal Journal A-2T1 - "Enlightened Servitude"
In 740 LE, the liberated of Gimir-Zarun founded the settlement of Estathess.
With a bounty on his head, exiled by his people, Gimir-Zarun went north into the Nelaryotar Forest. There he found a marauding band of eldritch giants, convincing them to call off an ill-fated attack on Khimilêth. Gimir-Zarun and the eldritch giants became close friends, pooling their resources in arcane research, building of an enormous edifice called the Belêth-Kazîr, and the making of the first blutium golem.
Gimir-Zarun was 1100 years old when he died. Today, Belêth-Kazîr is a place of arcane learning, rivaling places like Belras Foroderch and the Magis Institute.