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So this weekend I had my Ratling Gun misfire on me (surprising right?), and when I rolled the scatter dice to see what direction it went, I rolled a "on target" instead of and arrow. After much deliberation, my friend and I decided that if that happened, it would be assumed that the Ratling Gun, even though it misfired, still hit it's intended target. We thought for a minute about the gun somehow shooting itself, but that doesn't really seem plausible. Anyone else run into this or already know of a rules solution?

If you look at the "Hit!" symbol, there is a tiny arrow at the top of the circle forming the Hit! iconography. That's the arrow you use.

On the "hit" dice of the scatter die, one of the points of the cross-hair should be longer or have a small arrow, that is the direction used.

Oh... ya... that thing Well I feel sufficiently stupid. Thanks guys lol.