How Many Attunement Slots Can You Have Ds3?

As of right now, the maximum number of attunement slots you can have in DS3 is six. This was confirmed by From Software in an interview with IGN.

However, it is possible that this may change in the future as the game is still in development.

The number of attunement slots you have access to will determine how many spells you can cast at once. If you want to be able to cast more than one spell at a time, then you will need to increase the number of attunement slots you have.

There are a few different ways to do this.

One way is to find and use a Firekeeper Soul. These can be found by killing specific enemies or by looting chests in certain areas.

Once you have a Firekeeper Soul, you can give it to Anastacia of Astora at the bonfire in Firelink Shrine. Doing so will increase the number of attunement slots you have by one.

Another way to increase the number of attunement slots is by using the Attune Magic spell. This spell can be found in Irithyll Dungeon.

To use it, simply cast the spell on yourself and then select the number of additional slots you want to add. Each use of Attune Magic will add two additional slots up to the maximum of six.

Once you have increased your attunement slots, you can then begin assigning spells to them. To do this, open your spell menu and select the spell you want to assign.

Then, press the button corresponding to the attunement slot you want to assign it to. You can only assign one spell per slot, so if you want to be able to cast multiple spells at once, you will need multiple attunement slots.

The final way to increase your attunement slots is by using a Great Soul Dregs item. These items are rare drops from certain enemies or from chests in specific areas.

When used, they will add two additional attunement slots up to the maximum of six.

No matter which method you use, eventually you will reach the maximum number of six attunement slots. At that point, you will be able to cast a total of six spells simultaneously which should be more than enough for most situations.