Dungeon Fantasy RPG All-Out Attack (Double) Question

[Rupert]

Originally Posted by Torvsen

As the guy, who was playing that character yesterday, let me explain:

It was All-Out Attack (Double) which gives two Attacks at full skill, leaving me defenseless.

I did two steps in the direction of the enemy and then made Rapid Strike, splitting the second Attack for 4 attacks (-18 each), using Flurry of Blows as per B357 (which makes the penalty -9 per attack), and my character has Weapon Master (additionally halving the penalty to -4)

So it makes 5 attacks, not 9

1st @ Full skill
2nd @ -4 to skill, -1 FP
3rd @ -4 to skill, -1 FP
4th @ -4 to skill, -1 FP
5th @ -4 to skill, -1 FP

No defenses allowed, -4FP in total.

Is this correct?

Originally Posted by B357

Flurry of Blows: If you take an
Attack maneuver, you can halve the
penalty for Rapid Strike (see Rapid
Strike, p. 370) by spending 1 FP per
attack.

To me that reads as 'no flurry of blows during an All-Out Attack - 'Attack' and 'All-Out Attack' are different manoeuvres.