Nonetheless, you can't spend all your time on micromanagement, or you'll lose track of the larger picture. She's been making discreet inquiries among her fellow deities for minor and not-so-minor players who might support her goals.
There are actually quite a few.
In the Mwangi Expanse, Adanye of the hearth and Uvuko of fertility and change. There's also the option of Lubaiko, who's always good for a revolution.
In Arcadia, Kazutal, defender of her people and guardian of community.
Of the elves, Yuelral, patron of herbalism and magic; and of the dwarves, Bolka, guardian of marriage and love.
There's a whole set of former players in Osirion - Bastet and Hathor most prominently. She hears they're playing on another server now, but she might be able to tempt them to return with the right incentive.
It would be foolish to invite them all to one chat channel - after all, most of them have never heard of each other, and some of them are active rivals - but she can nonetheless make inroads. Most of these conversations should be fairly short, simply a few words in the right ears.
She'll start with Yuelral and leave the former Osirian deities for last. Speaking to them could tip her hand to Abadar, and she doesn't want to do that just yet.