Natural Attunement

Natural Attunement

Creatures with natural attunement can attune to a region of wilderness after a period of short rest provided that:

• The region of wilderness is equal to or less than 400 square miles.
• The region of wilderness is one biome (ex: forest, desert, tundra, mountain, etc).
• The region is uninterrupted by unnatural structures (such as watchtowers, bridges, towns, etc), by rock formations (such as caverns, cliffs, etc), by other biomes (such as a river), or other obstructions that cause a disruption in plant life. Relatedly, abandoned structures that have been overgrown over time are exempted.

While attuned to a region of wilderness, one can perceive anything in contact with plantlife, including grass.