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Yes you need both.
You need the router to understand that requests to that subnet go out on that interface. And you also need it to not NAT it.

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It is indeed a balance game.
The openwrt Adblock plugin has something like 20 sources. I believe in order to process them without crashing it does all sorts of checks on the specs of the router first, and then processes them in a staggered way.

Just setup a static route and everything will be glorious.

To get any kind of decent speed through TOR you're going to want a mid-high end router.
Money = performance like in most things.

Please clarify your question. I don't understand.

Can you add your own sites to the block list? Yes.

Changes in the kernel and the openwrt subsystem.

If your modem is "bridged", shouldn't you be using PPPoE?
Unless it use PPPoE, the script to automatically enable access to the modem doesn't run.

You can create a static route to the modem (which is what the script does anyway)

You'd have to share your settings again to tell you what might be wrong.
Bridges in general aren't a brilliant idea in my opinion, but they work ok

If it's not included you'll need to compile yourself

You can use it if you like, but it definitely wasn't updated.