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MULTIPLE ATTACK PENALTY
If you attack more than once on the same turn, your
attacks after the first take a penalty called a multiple
attack penalty. Your second attack takes a –5 penalty, and
any subsequent attacks take a –10 penalty. This penalty is
untyped and is cumulative with all other penalties.
The penalty doesn’t apply to attacks you take when it
isn’t your turn (such as attacks made as part of a reaction),
though these attacks often have their own penalty. You
can choose a weapon with the agile trait to reduce your
multiple attack penalty (see page 182).
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Multiple Attack Penalty
Attacks are particularly strenuous and become less and
less effective the more you use them during a single turn.
The second time you use an attack action (anything with
the attack trait) during your turn, you take a –5 penalty
to your attack roll. On your third attack (and any
subsequent attacks if you have a way to take more) you
take a –10 penalty. This penalty is called your multiple
attack penalty. The multiple attack penalty applies only
on your turn and resets at the end of your turn. Attacks
you can make outside of your turn might include their
own penalties.
Looks like these were written by two different authors and the wording leads me to think there is some ambiguity.