Many of the Greater Powers found Riot as a deity that couldn’t handle her power and responsibilities; thus they split her in two. Both look and act very similar, and are in many ways the same entity.

Mischief and Storms
The Lost One
Favored Weapon: Spear
Holy Day: April 1; Day of Tricks

In love with playing with residents of Xadune, Riot is commonly known as the trickster and the one that loves to rain on your parade. It is rumored that of all the Powers, she is the most active in physically contacting mortals. She often enjoys most to charade as her other half and confuse all. When enraged or sad, though, she is known to bring the storm down.
Comical and often described as bi-polar, these priests are lively and helpful to others, though it will be in their own way. Most don’t realize they were ever helped at all, and that’s how they like it.
Luckily the followers normally drop far from the tree. These people are typically much calmer in manner and very passionate in all their beliefs.
Newcomers to these temples are often shocked; always combined with Riot’s other half their area is often wet from a storm that stays above (inside the temple) and adorned with knick-knacks of a pranking nature. They often collect their tithes by selling joke products, in house.

Magic and Fate
The Divine Arcane
Favored Weapon: Magic
Holy Day: January 5; Day of Fate

The much, much more serious half of the two sides of Riot, there has never been a recorded account of when she has ever contacted a follower, other than granting the people the gift of magic. It is said she often works hard on the loom of fate, making sure everything is in its place.
These much more down to earth Priests are calm spoken though sometime cryptic in their responses. They try to be the polar opposite of the family and often present themselves in well-trimmed modern fashion.
Followers are your typical down to earth people. Though they do often let some opportunities pass them by, some would say they believe all happens for a reason.
When not being distracted by the insane nature of the adjoined temple, this half is often neatly kept and furnished to be comfortable. Though high moisture content of the temple might make one assume the whole temple will be humid, it is never the case.