#sphinx of rules

Max: I've got a great riddle: What's in my pocket? Sphinx of Rules: Don't you quote The Hobbit to me, you brat. That's a question, not a riddle. Max: It's literally THE most famous riddle of all time. Sphinx of Rules: IT'S NOT A RIDDLE! Max: It's from a chapter called Riddles in the Dark. It's better than any riddle you've ever written. Sphinx of Rules: ALL of my riddles are better! Max: You once asked, "When is a door not a door?", and the answer was "When you blow up a wall." Sphinx of Rules: That's AT LEAST as good as "What's in my pocket?"

I was browsing through the Paranatural tag when I saw a post talking about a certain "Sphinx of Crimes" that Zack Morrison apparently hinted at on their Patreon page, and it made me think. Assuming that this Sphinx is the antithesis of the Sphinx of Rules, the same way the golden Sphinx seems to counteract the Sphinx of Truth, does it mean that the Sphinx of Pacts also has an opposite ? The Sphinx of Betrayal, maybe ? I don't know what I'm getting at, but I thought it was worth mentioning...