Attunement (PSR Supplement)
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Sometimes an item requires attunement before you can benefit from its full effects. Attunement is a bond with an item obtained through one phase of dedicated physical interaction with the object, such as practicing movement in a knight's plate, or meditating with a magic amulet.
Finishing attunement with the item instills you with knowledge of how to use it, and if the item is magical it resizes to your body shape and size.
If you use such an item without first attuning to it, you can still use its basic object effects. A magic longsword for example would function just like a regular longsword, and an unattuned wand still makes for a fine fetching stick. Attunement isn’t exclusive to magic items. Moving effectively in a set of full plate armor for example requires practice and adjustment, through attunement.
Attunement Limits
- You can maintain a number of attunements equal to your PB. If this limit would be exceeded, attuning to a new item will break your attunement to a previous item of your choice.
- You can’t be attuned to two copies of the same item.
- An item can be attuned to no more than one creature at a time. Attuning to an item breaks its attunement with any previous creature.
