If I've made Strikes or Escape attempts on my turn, then an ally casts liberating command to allow me to Escape as a reaction pn their turn, do I incur the MAP from my earlier attacks?
What if they cast it a second time on their turn (and I somehow had an extra reaction), would it incur a penalty then?
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The multiple attack penalty applies only during your turn, so you don't have to keep track of it if you can perform a Reactive Strike or a similar reaction that lets you make a Strike on someone else's turn.
Strike is just an example. Other Attack trait actions such as Escape would follow the same rule.
No you would not take a MAP penalty on Escape actions that you make as a reaction or free action when not your turn. No matter how many of them you (somehow) make during one round.
Thanks! I remembered it mentioned Strikes and was wondering if that rule only applied to Strikes.
That clears things up nicely.
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The only exception is if you Ready an attack action, then MAP carries over (otherwise that +5 would lead to lots of Readied 2nd attacks).