Lutier

Yes — you may stack multiple worker chips on a location and each worker acts independently in the Resolution Phase, so you can perform the location’s action as many times as you have workers there (resolved in priority order). (pp. 12–13)

Priority is determined by each worker’s skill at that location (including apprentices); the highest-skill worker goes first, and ties are broken by the order the workers were placed. Multiple workers you own are treated individually under these rules. (p. 13)

Taking a patron immediately grants the placement bonus shown on your workbench, and at the Start of Round you advance each patron’s patience cube and claim the gift above its new position; if the patron’s patience reaches its end you discard the patron and lose 3 prestige per unsatisfied requirement. (pp. 8, 11, 16)

You may spend any number of Inspiration tokens to increase your performance result by +1 per token after rolling (you decide after rolling/rerolling), and additional rerolls or die upgrades are provided by steps on the Performance Skill Track. (pp. 18–19)

Yes — you may give a finished instrument to an active patron to satisfy a matching requirement, tuck the instrument card under the patron (which resets their patience), and otherwise finished instruments are discarded if not given to a patron; finishing also places your instrument token in the Orchestra and grants prestige. (pp. 23–24)

No — when a roughing or finishing bench location is activated, only the active player resolves that bench; other players’ bench workers are not activated by that action. (p. 12)