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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9844915" data-attributes="member: 58172">A tweaking of Attunement might work something like as follows.Every magic item is assigned a rarity tier. Only upto three magic items can be attuned at any one time. It is impossible to attune magic items whose rarity tier is higher than the current level tier of the character. However, magic items whose rarity is two tiers lower than the character level tier no longer count toward attunement. So, a level 9 character can attune an unlimited number Common magic items.Levels 1-4: CommonLevels 5-8: UncommonLevels 9-12: RareLevels 13-16: Very RareLevels 17-20: UniqueAdditionally, every magic item continues the intention of its creator. So some magic items can &quot;refuse&quot; to be attuned for whatever intentional reason. Oppositely, the DM can introduce special &quot;artifacts&quot;, that are powerful magic items that actively attune its user thus ignore attunement limitations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9844915, member: 58172"] A tweaking of Attunement might work something like as follows. Every magic item is assigned a rarity tier. Only upto three magic items can be attuned at any one time. It is impossible to attune magic items whose rarity tier is higher than the current level tier of the character. However, magic items whose rarity is two tiers lower than the character level tier no longer count toward attunement. So, a level 9 character can attune an unlimited number Common magic items. Levels 1-4: Common Levels 5-8: Uncommon Levels 9-12: Rare Levels 13-16: Very Rare Levels 17-20: Unique Additionally, every magic item continues the intention of its creator. So some magic items can "refuse" to be attuned for whatever intentional reason. Oppositely, the DM can introduce special "artifacts", that are powerful magic items that actively attune its user thus ignore attunement limitations. [/QUOTE]

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