I think it's more "If I say you mustn't do A, doing A leads to a lot of pain". She seems more like a "laws of man" type than a "laws of nature" type. And the laws of man are meaningless without power to uphold them.
Well, that still works; the execution only differs in that we're trying to get her worshipers to break edicts while they think they're following the edicts rather than convincing them they're meeting the condition to gain a reward and not gaining the reward.
I am now mentally joining the / into sic our attack husband on her.
With Divine Intervention, there are multiple solutions:
While i agree in principle, i will remind you that our Moderate Success harvest moon turned a grand total of 6 figurines from bone to obsidian. While it would make sense to have worsening materials be a lot easier than improving them, and we don't need to literally turn all the stone into sand, that is at least a couple orders of magnitude more stuff, and we'd have a penalty to effectiveness for being outside of our influence range and its possible that she'd get a generic influence check to defend against it.
Stone is prevalent, but not preferred for full constructions since cutting and mortar techniques aren't refined enough to match wood/bone and skins for work-to-product ratio. There may be stone used as a simple foundation, and most villages have a few larger multistory structures (yours is, again, until recently mostly apart from the advantages of a spirit to bless and inspire these grander works). There is some seasonal gathering, and inland hunting of deer and other land creatures. The area around where you roost is mostly sub-arctic, not exactly permafrost. Grass is plentiful enough and so is regular dirt.
Only if the rolls go badly. If we roll well enough, the Crone and her village will explode. Causing a Fear Glut and us exploding, causing another Fear Glut, but thats not the point. The point is we can explode everything at the same time with this cunning plan!
