Hetsian
Today Hetsato is seen as an antagonist toward most other gods. His outbreak and refusal to accept the balance that is vital for everything to exist made him an outcast and shunned from the rest of the favorabl pantheon. Though, before this he was a central figure among the gods, and had many devout followers.
Culture
As followers of the god of light, appreciation, and warmth, his devotees focused a lot on warm relationships and appreciating each other and the things around them. They took a lot of time reflecting on the things that they liked, and ways to share their hapiness to others.
Disbandment
When Hetsato started growing greedy, more and more of his followers stopped acting under his flag. Many exchanged trinkets at their local shrines to refer to other gods, they left smaller and less gifts as tributes even though their god begged for more.
Those who still followed Hetsato, or at least didn't shun him as vocally, received threats and all kinds of resentful treatment. This was especially apparent from followers of the Moon, as they were on the opposite side of Hetsato's greed.
Then came the full corruption, and even those that had lived with the faith that Hetsato would see his faults and return to his warm and soft ways turned their backs on him. All shrines dedicated to him and him only were either destroyed in protest or rebuilt to other gods' favor. There doesn't exist many paintings or other tributes to him from the time before the corruption, as they were destroyed during his droughts
Sects
There were a few members of Hetsian that, even after the god's corruption, kept worshiping him. They took his greed to heart and continued to leave gifts at hidden shrines. These people hid their faith from others, and used their favor from Hetsato to sow greed among the mortal population.
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