[Revenge I Must Have Revenge and different sources of damage]

If Lord Maul is targeted by a melee attack but is wounded by another effect in relation to the attack, e.g. he has 1 stamina remaining and Coordinated Fire: Damage wounds him does Revenge I Must Have Revenge still trigger? And, if so, which character is he allowed to attack? The one that caused the wound or the one that attacked him in melee?

[Gaining strain mid-action]

In an instance when a unit would gain the strained condition part way through and action, for example: Ahsoka Tano Jedi No More triggers fierce protector after the first attack of a combat action in a multi-character unit and applies strain. When does the unit take the damage? Would they take 3 damage after the second character attacked? If the second character chooses not to make and attack as part of the action does it still trigger? At what point is an action considered to be ended for the purposes of strained?

[Indomitable Timing]

Indomitable states: When an allied character would be thrown or pushed by an enemy effect, it may spend 2 power. The allied character is not thrown or pushed.

My question is if the throw/push is measured before or after the use of indomitable. Do you get to see the direction of the movement before electing to stop it?

[Wand of Watoomb]

The third effect that can be chosen from "Wand of Watoomb" states "This character may use a superpower that is normally limited to once per turn a second time this activation, paying all cost as normal."

My question is this: Does this effect allow you to ignore the "Once per character per turn" stipulations on some superpowers, such as Wong's blessing of the Vishanti?

[Mystique Leadership an KO]

The second part of Mystique's leadership ability allows allies to make a special interact action with secures, which places a token that allows you to secure the objective without contesting.

My question is what happens regarding this token when Mystique is KO'd and removed from the board? Does the token get removed or does it remain?