Scatter die are worse, because if it's not a misfire, you have a 2/3rds chance of the template actually scattering and if it does then you move the template the direction the arrow is pointing. So the odds are even lower. Also depends on the distances, but I can't remember how the Brass Orb scatters exactly.
I think the orb was 1d6 scatter distance, but it's been a while.
Assuming it's 7th Edition, the rules are that you place a small round template anywhere within 8" of the character with the Brass Orb then you scatter the template like a Stone Thrower.
Pretty sure it was the WD battle report for the edition that introduced the ratling gun. Which edition that was, however, I have no idea.
They are in the Character Sheet in the Library spoiler.
To be fair, a large part of that is that they were persecuted by the Cult of Ulric during the Three Emperors Era. If we can extract a promise from the Ar-Ulric to leave them alone it's possible we can get them to cooperate.
There were mentions here and there about doing it, but we got no idea how much support it gets until a vote is held. That is usually the case for a lot of things.
This was his response to books about the Hedgewise:
Haletha is a goddess of the Hedgewise, so I imagine she falls under the same umbrella. Kurtis definitely has a lot of knowledge about it, but if you click the quote, you'll see that Boney says he will almost certainly be very tight lipped due to his double/triple/quadruple agent status.
Possibly there might be a category like "Minor Gods of the Northern Empire" or similar that she might fall into?
Knowing the Empire's general tendencies chances are she'll probably be lumped in as some sort of aspect of an existing Goddess, maybe something like "Haletha is Haleth, the name change being the result of linguistic drift, and as such is an aspect of the Goddess Rhya" or something like that.
I read the sourcebooks where she comes up. She is ONLY worshipped by the Hedgewise. No one else is mentioned.
I'm skeptical about the odds of getting them on board when we're not based in Kislev, but maybe it's worth a shot? Shrug.
Theoretically? Because we're doing him a solid by building the diplomatic bona fides of his new allies and coreligionists. Backing off a group that isn't causing major issues right now is the sort of thing I can imagine him going for.
Your analysis about whether it is better to go broad or focused on actions based on the Coin face is good, but this part is incorrect. We Overworked on T35. It will next be available penalty-free on T38, and next turn is T37.
Current overwork is +00, next turn it goes to -00, and the turn after that (T38) it's 000 and we can overwork for "free". It's every third turn, not every other turn.
This is going to be annoying to pay back... I don't think even Dwarven post gets to dum right now...
We are still talking about dawi, someone will have it in a book somewhere...
