Beshaba

Beshaba is the Goddess of Misfortune, and one of the Minor Deities of the Panabura Pantheon.

Description
Beshaba is the Goddess of Misfortune, and is the counterpoint to her sister, Tymora. She is seen as a capricious goddess who must be propitiated to avoid attracting her attention and interest in a negative way.

Beshaba's name is invoked when someone is beset by bad luck, or to ward away her attentions. This is only in situations when good luck wouldnt play a part, but bad luck might. For example, someone rolling dice would invoke Tymora because they want a small, random chance to fall in their favour. In contrast, someone about to cross a rickety bridge would ask Beshaba to keep the bridge intact, so that the small random chance would not come to pass.

Worshippers
While her name is often invoked, few dare take Beshaba as a patron. The few clerics of Beshaba are those that have been deeply unlucky in their lives, and wish to warn others of the essential unfairness - or to inflict that unfairness upon them.

Relations with other Gods
Beshaba is the sister of Tymora. The pair share a bitter rivalry, contesting matters from the fate of nations to the flip of a coin.