Siofra

Siofra,

The Prismreaver, Lady Luck

When the empty world was touched by the life-giving radiance of the Light Eternal, not all saw it in the same way. For one, it was bright and pure - for another, horrifying and terrible. But one nascent Spark felt its touch as many, rather than one - the light broken and fractured as through a prism. It cannot be said how this happened - but the broken, fractured deity that resulted didn't seem to know or care about her unusual state.

In fact, Siofra seems almost entirely without cares or worries, largely because she is utterly insane. From her home on the Moon, she gleefully tampers with the workings of the world, flitting from one project to the next and pursuing her latest flight of fancy with manic enthusiasm. She isn't actually malicious, but her careless disregard for the chaos and destruction her antic tend to cause mean she often might as well be.

However, there are a few principles which seem to remain constant in her madness. She does what she wants, how and when she wants to do it - and encourages others to do the same. In this vein, she generally doesn't act directly on the mortal world, instead providing it with 'opportunities' and delighting as the clever little creatures take advantage of them. Or run screaming from them. She also eternally stresses the importance of the individual, caring little for groups or causes as a whole.

Siofra usually doesn't take sides in divine conflicts. Or rather, she takes all the sides, at various points in time. Anyone seeking her aid will almost certainly be granted it if they can give a half-way decent reason, but they would be wise to remember that while she is a powerful ally today, she's just as likely to be a foe tomorrow. Often without rational reason or warning.

Worship:

One does not rely on Lady Luck, but neither does one turn her down or spit in her face. Siofra accepts any and all worship, but even those that revere her above other deities know that she favors those who know how to balance their own wits and skills with reliance on fortune's benevolence.

In fact, her generally unpredictable and unreliable nature results in a multitude of cults and modes of theology, rather than any organized religion. All manner of wild theories circulate about her even among the most learned of the faithful, and its arguable that even she doesn't fully know which ones are true.