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Does the Null Stone prevent a Dwarven cannon from getting to fire if it has a rune on it, I am assuming that it would just prevent the Rune from working?

Does the Null Stone prevent the Anvil from going off?

Would the Null Stone turn WoC Ensorcelled weapons into hand weapons removing their strength benefit?

fairly certain the Anvil ISNT magical, it just does magical asttacks (which is different...)

Dwarven hand weapons with rune asre magical, no idea about other runes though.

The null stone will not prevent the anvil from working, however, it would shut off all runes.

If a cannon had a rune on it, the rune would no longer function, and you would treat the cannon as a normal one of its type. This goes for all other magic items, and rune items.

***Edit*** Just noticed the question about the ensorcelled weapons. I play HE and my main opponent plays WoC, yet I have never used a Null stone. If I remember correctly though the weapons are considered magical, and if they were in fact magical, then yes, the null stone would affect them and negate the strength bonus.

FYI remember that the null stone works both ways. No magic item, no wizard, nothing works within the 6" bubble the null stone gives, for both you and your opponent.