Shabila, Goddess of The Cycle (sha-BILL-uh)

Shabila is the divine embodiment of The Cycle of life and death. She watches over the natural flow of birth, aging, and eventual demise, and opposes those that tamper with these processes without seeking her blessing first.
Edicts Respect the process of death, cherish the precious moments in life, prevent tampering with The Cycle.
Anathema Fail to eliminate the undead, take life without cause, defile/desecrate corpses or graveyards.
Follower Alignments Any lawful alignment.
Pathfinder 2e

Devotee Benefits

Divine Font Harm or Heal
Divine Skill Occultism
Favoured Weapon Scythe
Cleric Spells 1st: spirit link, 2nd: death knell, 6th: raise dead

Divine Domains

D&D 5e

Shabila's suggested domains are death, grave, life, and order.

Pathfinder 2e

Shabila's suggested domains are death, fate, healing, and undeath.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A snake eating its own tail (also known as an ouroboros).

Holidays

The 28th of Allbloom is the Day of Shabila. During this day, clerics devoted to her gain an additional class feature:
D&D 5e

Shabila's Blessing

As a bonus action, you can enable one of the following blessings, which lasts until either you lose this feature, you become incapacitated, or you use this feature again:
Protection of Shabila
You, as well as allies within 20 feet of you, have resistance to necrotic and radiant damage. Creatures affected this way that are already resistant to such damage are instead immune.
Scorn of Shabila
Your necrotic and radiant damage affects creatures more than it normally would.

• Creatures not resistant or immune to such damage suffer it as though they are vulnerable to it.
• Creatures resistant to such damage suffer it as though they aren't.
• Creatures immune to such damage suffer it as though they are resistant.

Pathfinder 2e

Shabila's Blessing

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Physical Description

General Physical Condition

When physically manifested on the material plane, Shabila appears as a transparent ghostly woman with no face.

Divine Classification

Greater God

Religions

• The Shabilian Theocracy

Alignment

Lawful Neutral

Family

Pantheon of the Gods

Parents

Fanarith, God of the West