Episode 1: Escape from Monster Island

Does it remain grappled; can I try again next turn?

Yep you’ll stay grappled as long as you want, since the ship can’t resist your grapple (it’s a ship). However, you’ll need to keep making Strength checks each turn since that’s something the ship can oppose. But keep in mind that you can’t really do much else while grappling or being grappled, other than to keep moving.

And in the previous situation, the Notice check won’t cause a multi action penalty.

Okay, that concludes Round 4. Players may draw actions cards for Round 5 initiative.

To recap, Straj is currently grappling the Dauntless and dragging it away.

Taclydus has likely just destroyed the ship’s forward launchers and is hovering in place.

Omukade has advanced to the blockade line. The Dauntless is no longer directly in Omukade’s path. However, the ship is still within reach is Omukade wants to attack it.

Panghol is still at the weapons platform. However, he is too close for it to target him with any of its weapons.

@Taclydus, It's be 1d12+16 if you're rolling your Strength as damage. The damage is different since you are pulling at it rather than making a claw strike or blunt attack. But it doesn't matter, you succeeded anyway. You tore away the missile battery from the Dauntless at the end of last round.

Okay, players have the initiative. Kaiju may act at their discretion.

Okay, question! Can I place myself to block Omukade's shot and what will I need for it? I imagine I do see that she is heading for the ship, but I'm not sure if I can react fast enough to block the attack.

Also, I know that it's probably unlikely to work, but can I intimidate her? :D
(Sorry, Qralloq!)

Ouch! Sorry, buddy. This dice roller is ruthless. There's no real repercussion from the Critical Failure other than a turn being wasted.

So normally you can only interrupt another character's action if you get a Joker card for your initiative, or if you are Holding an action (meaning that you are reserving your action to act later in the initiative order). However there is no set initiative order among the players in this fight, so since you haven't acted yet for the round, I'll let you interrupt Omukade if you'd like. That means you both make opposed Athletics rolls. Omukade gets a +2 to her roll because you are in the midst of grappling.

Whoever rolls highest gets to act first. In the case of a tie, both act simultaneously. Keep in mind that Straj will need to release the Dauntless from her grapple to do this.

If Straj succeeds on the Athletics roll to interrupt, then he may use that action to attempt an Intimidation.

With the +2 bonus, Omukade ties with Straj on the Athletics roll, which means that both of you act simultaneously.

Since you are both going at the same time, I'm gonna rule that Straj is able to partially block the attack. Omukade's poison attack will do half its damage to the Dauntless, and half to Straj. Full AP in both cases.

I'm assuming that Omukade's poison is acidic, hence why it has an AP.

Also, I just want to double check... only Straj and Omukade have used Bennies so far, correct? One each, I believe.

I used two Bennies!
Also, how much damage is, can you check if I math-ed correctly? XD
It's AP 24 vs Armor 30, so 6 damage is blocked, right? And I suffer... 10? So I'm Shaken and Wounded?

16 damage, but up to 24 AP. Your armor is 30, reduced to 6, which leaves 10 damage vs your Toughness, but you still have a kracken load of Tougness, so you won't take any damage.

What Qralloq said.

Straj hasn't taken any damage. He has Toughness 49 (30). The poison attack had an AP 24, leaving Straj with Toughness 25. Half damage for the attack is 16, so that's well within Straj's ability to endure. The description about "acidic venom eating away at his skin" was just for dramatic effect. You didn't take damage, but it still hurt quite a bit.