pretty much

You beat me to it!

It's time to D-D-D-DUEL!

Dungeons and duels

@@Graciousweasel Dungeons, Dice, and Duel Monsters.

Sadly it would only hurt the beast. It pulls everything thing in a 10 foot radius. Said beast takes up way way way more space then that

@@belzyk3dg122 does a terasque dies if if you make a 10 feet hole in it?

@@joaosturza no, it regenerates pretty fast from injures.

@@joaosturza It doesn't. A tarrasque can indefinitely regenerate, and the only way to permanently kill it is with a wish spell.

Ethan Looney So the beasts head is gone

This is fucking hilarious definitely doing this when I get the chance👍

I inform you that a standard D&D world exist inside a crystal sphere on which night sky is painted, and in a geocentric systems. The spheres bob up and down a bit, but no relativistic speed galaxies involved.

W-why???

@@stw7120 the planet is still falling towards the sun so maybe not near lightspeed but certainly really fast

@@clintonbehrends4659 no, it's THE SUN falls around the planet. The planet is fixed in the centre of the crystal sphere. "Sun and other planets", if you get the reference.

@@stw7120 ah geocentrism yet another reason for me personally to dislike the crystal sphere setup

I actually (purposefully) threw an unsheathed sword into a bag of holding... (in 2e anyways... the result is a bag of devouring)... and then attacked a lich with it. ;o)

Bad idea As a forever player, I can testify we are a stupid lot, and unless something is explicitly told to be loot, we will probably overlook it (unless shiny)

Should've indicated to them that the rod seemed to contain special properties, to make them investigate further.

Heat metal could only get a rod wrought of magic dented or bent at most.

Sounds like a good way for someome to burn their hand for a very long time... omg... pin someone down with an immovable rod and then heat metal it! That's so terrifyingly cruel!

why?

@@loonylenny to infer that a halfling was put in there if more than 10 minutes and was left/forgotten by the last owner

I remember when my 2nd edition (Dragonlance) fighter/thief/mage (ninja) with 18 strength would just stow the party in the bag of holding and fly while invisible. Then Rope Trick. One day, my DM started giving us interdimensional/illusional dungeons and just said that we threw an apple into the Rope Trick and it inverted and imploded. The bag of holding got nerfed, too.

Yes

It's become a running gag in our game that my Sorcerer is a bit of a head hunter. Nothing moves a negotiation along like slamming down a severed head in the middle the table. His bag of holding has become a bit of a horror show and a bone of contention between him and our Alchemist who is always threatening to up turn the bag to see "what's really in there" but so far he hasn't because my Sorcerer also has a habit of putting explosive runes on things :)

Would a necklace of adaptation work too?

You could just let him have his head poking out

So fun

so the heavy armored member was essentially a Pokémon

@@timothymanuel9197 that would ve a cool idea for a home brew, invocation but instead of just sumoning the creatures and them appearing like that you pull them out of a bag of holding

Bruh

You didnt realy have a choice :-D

*don’t rip the bag don’t rip the bag don’t rip the bag don’t rip the*

Insert eulogy for his poor, suffocated penis.

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Or stripping

Wait that would be so cool!

My DM let my character have a flying broom that is actually made from an immovable rod. 60ft of flying, holds up to 8,000 pounds and ha the immovable rod switch so you can just lock it in place anywhere

@Alexander Miller 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Love it!

@Alexander Miller I feel like an immovable rod in the hands of an acrobatic monk would be an OP item. Hold it above your head, jump, activate, forward flip, activate, repeat. Or knock an enemy down, push it across their throat, activate and keep them out of action indefinitely.

was literally searching for this comment xD

The guy from Dragonheart did something similar although he had a real dragon

@@spoonyluv19 was thinking this exact thing

Wait? You mean that's NOT what my Illusionist disguised as a priestess is supposed to be doing in her spare time? Well rats! Lots and lots of rats! Distracting you from the illusion of perfectly flat ground over that deep deep spike-filled pit trap. Problem solved. Now back to bilking the local populace without the nuisance of the pesky constabulary.

The entire point of life: Jesus did not come to be served, but to serve. Mathew 20: 28. We are no different. This entire life is a representation of the spiritual warfare going on. Good vs evil. God isn't a flying man in the sky, but the actual representation of Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, Light, etc. Not metaphor, but literally, like an extra demintional wavelength of thought, emotions, and intent. The devil is the opposite wavelength, pain, fear, hate, anger, darkness, etc. Human life is serving one of these two. Not a man in the sky, actual sentient collective universal Love. However, humans are primatives, we make mistakes. It's in our nature, since the fall, to go down the wrong path. This means at some time each one of us has served darkness to some degree. God understands our limited understanding of our own actions, so he gave us forgiveness, though sacrificing himself in human form as Jesus Christ. It is our duty to accept that sacrifice, get the forgiveness, and be better, helping others be better, and spreading this wavelength of Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, Light, etc, thoughout the universe. But God had to make a way for us to get to this place spiritually, this is why evidence is not allowed. Evidence will make you believe, using the fear of absolute punishment to change your behavior, but that won't make you better, just scared. Faith makes you better. It is what redeemes us, not our works. Faith is the hope that things get better, that justice always prevails, that we're at least loved by our creator. But it has to be Faith in Jesus, because of his sacrifice. And there can't be evidence to point us to him, because Love had to be fair. If there were a code in our DNA, what about everyone born before genetic sequencing? If there were a book with the solar system thosands of years ago, what would stop an evil person from hiding/destroying it? If it were something you had to go to, what about the geographically isolated, imprisoned, or enslaved. If it were a train of logic, what about the uneducated, or mentally slow? Not to mention all the people born before schools. Love cannot give to one without giving to the other. So the key to salvation had to be something everyone has access to. The only thing is Faith. This is why God puts it upon your heart to learn about these things, even if it's only to criticize, or hate. God is everywhere, because Love is everywhere, and so is the devil, because hate is everywhere. They're in your head all the time, regardless of weather or not you accept that. They whisper inside your heart, giving you ideas. But more than that, they're inside everyone's heart. This is how they get things done. They corrordanate us like pieces on a chess board. The only difference is, we get to chose who's side we're playing for. At the end of our life, we go to that team's home base, Heaven, or Hell. A place where all that exists is those wavelengths. Hate, pain, anger, fear, darkness; or Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, Pleasure, Light. The choice is yours to make. But you cannot go to Heaven with hate in your heart. You must forgive, repent, and spread joy for those around you. These are sentient eternal controlling forces in our universe. Heaven and Hell are very real places, I've seen them. Those steps prime your soul for a meeting with God. Very literally. Once you've done all four, in that order, you get divine revelation, with all the evidence you'll ever need. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read the Bible. Step four takes three books to get the revelation. I recommend Genesis, Mathew, and then either Luke, Psalms, or proverbs. The order of the steps is important, step 1 has to come before step 3. I can state that for an absolute certainty that these steps always work. Please, take your salvation seriously. See for yourself. Do those steps. Jesus Christ is Lord. It's all True,

I swear, some people are just creative as fuck.

That's a perfect and creative use.

There's a Folding Rowboat magic item I can see used in a similar vein as well, as a makeshift barrier just in case.

You mean Squortles?

what about getting an artificer involved that would make (with the DM allowing it, i dunno if it would fly with RAW) devices attached to the mouths of the decanters that automatically bless the water flowing past, turning them into Ghostbusters

.... I would just point out the ridiculousness of an underground structure having no method of draining water in a region that rains fairly often. Plus the entire scheme relies on there only being only ONE way into or out of the dungeon, angry dungeon residents leaving through the back door and ambushing the adventurers would be a thing.

Legit the first time a KZfaq comment has actually had me laugh, as opposed to the usual derisory snort.

I think the politically correct term is lawyer.

@Peters6221 Dungeons & Lawyers 5e

@@l.d-b3465 Just fill the dungeon with lava then summon a Fire Elemental to swim and collect everything by using Bag of Holding because Bag of Holding does not burn away as stated in Fire Ball/Effects of Fire. (Meta Gaming using the Rules is fun.)

That's a common usage for that item. It's always been a rocket jump.

I thought I was the only one who did that!

He could have filled the pit with water and swam up.

@@hoosieryank6731 works great on a boat

Cast levitate and then use the decanter as propulsion.

Making holy water requires powdered silver and time. You aren't going to be flooding any dungeons, but you could certainly hurt them with effectively acid for undead!

That is exactly what i am doing with my warforged cleric (although he is 450lb juggernaut with integrated blast furnace, so he basically fills up the bag completely). Still better than infiltrating enemy base with -2 dex and stealth disadvantage. Another move i just love is to open the bag in front of an enemy and command him to "get in". Pretty hilarious save or suck for the cost of 1st level spell

A fun way to introduce a war forged party member finding it in a bag of holding.

I am rolling up a tiny warforged warlock as we speak

Or any undead characters.

Or an Air Genasi! 🌬

We once used it to propel my character and our goliath fighting away from a tower where a demon had cornered us. I play a sorcerer and used featherfall on us. We used the geyser to jet us away from the tower.

another deadly use of the decanter of endless water would be shoving it down someones throat and using pretty much any of the commands to waterboard them. for real deadliness i would say getting a firehose (geysir) shoved down your throat (or up the arse for that matter) and suddenly turned on would most likely make many creatures pop like a waterbomb... but you would first have to make a grapple check to get it into position and a strength check to keep it there

@@TheScarvig attach it to an immovable rod, shove them against the wall, put it in their mouths and say geyser.

@@TheScarvig Yup, my immediate thought was that it would be great for waterboarding.... Yeah, Im sick, I know.... :/

You could also use it to drown aquatic creatures by flipping their breathable water from fresh to salt or visa versa.

I used my flask of infinite booze to flood a Goblin lair. Took three days.

@Addie When you have a flask that pours out as much whiskey (or whatever highly flammable spirit you want to drink), it's a VERY good way to become a pyromaniac lol

**How to deal with kobolds 101**

@@scottish-hero6664 How to deal with anything that doesn't have immunity to fire ;-)

In my very first D&D game ever, I was playing a premade barbarian in a one-shot, and the wizard and I managed to kill one of the BBEG's underlings during the boss fight using a combo of my flask of infinite booze and some kind of fire spell. That's the moment that hooked me on D&D!

Fly spell and a bag of rocks

I once was in a one off grand melee and I used my funds to buy 4 bags of holding a magic carpet and 800 vials of acid. 200 acid vials per bag. Flew over a pc and turned it inside out dropping the acid from 20' in the air. Targeting the square and 200 points of splash damage no save. I finished in the top 5 but didn't win but did get 1st kill and most original kill at the event.

@@dracnar You wouldn't even be able to fit 200 vials of acid in a single bag of holding. Vials are not that small.

@@Draeckon hmmm have to disagree the edition was 3.5 and each vial is .5lbs the type 2 bag of holding holds 500lbs and 70 cubic feet which is plenty of space to hold them. The event was held at Dragon flight in Seattle august 2002 the DMs that were in charge ruled it legal.

the mage hands are nice thought, good thing gm allowed the mage hands to work in tandem, manipulate a magic item and the guard didn't see the bag, or the two spellcasters 30 ft away from him.

Use the water pressure to split walls, rocket jump, flood dungeon rooms, the possibilities are endless!

I’m so stoked for the next time I get one of these items!

A Roc appeared on the road. It started attacking us, so we fought back. I drop kicked the bird, my friend insulted it, and The AARAKOCRA of the group shoves a bean down it's throat. It panicks, and it flies into the air. As soon as it gets high enough, a Bullette bursts from its stomach, and dies of fall damage.

How it feels to chew 5 Gum.

@@robertmcginty4146 Bruh

Metric ftw

And if there where many kingdoms but only 1 used a different system but that kingdom had amazing feats of engineering like sending people to other celestial bodies and reusing the devices that did it by landing them

crashoverride93637 metric got used for nasa calculations actually

@@zc8211 only after the real calculation had been done already just to verify it

@@crashoverride93637 Except that one time they mixed up miles and kilometres and crashed a rover into mars XD

I think the decanter might be a extra-dimensional space :(

I like the way you think.

Had a similar idea with demiplane

I basically did that. they were also Bloody template skeletons, so that if they dies I just had to scoop the remains back intot he back and they'd reform within the hour and be back to full health maybe 30 minutes after at most. Didn't want all the money for that onyx to go to waste. Little-known fact, it may take a standard action to retrieve an item from a bag of holding, but you can dump the entire contents just by turning it inside out. So it was a bag of summon like 15 fast-healing skeletons with an action.

ransacks, i get it.

I had a vampire character that had his coffin in a bag of holding.

Your flesh would begin to fall off if you spend enough time in the water...

GengarWarrior lizardfolk

@@gengarwarrior6802 People have survived on drift wood for days, eventually sure it is not a limitless solution but it is still a pretty good use of it. The real issue here is doing the physics to decide how fast you travel. Also you will probably die of starvation if not hypothermia long before your flesh starts falling off.

@@brcoutme did i hear a question of PHYSICS? well i cant help much here cos i have no clue the sise of the hole in the decanter witch dictates the pressure of the stream and therefor the pushing power sending you in your desired direction. but in general id say its pushing with a force of half a fire hose. given the range of 30 feet, and fire hoses do 75-100 feet as a max. and the fact it can knock people prone. so id say about 40 PSI or 275.79 pascals as an estimate. so it would push with a decent force.

@@gengarwarrior6802 Fuck off

I once introduced a magic-tailor npc to my group. He also was the king’s personal tailor and didn’t only use shabby robes as the base for his enchantments.

Even a pit?

@@burgernthemomrailer sure, why not

One of the NPcs for the current project is someone who makes relatively basic magical items, so having them offer a service to slap on a few patches for a modest fee honestly sounds like a good deal.

Best way to stop a speeding cart trying to run you over.

Eye ron rod.

Imagine a bag of holding full of them...

Bag of holding is almost as common as healing potions, but immovable rods seem to also be dime a dozen. It can't be uncommon or rare when every second town has a house floating above ground because some adventurer put a bunch of them up and built a floor on top of them.

I've seen the immovable rod banned more than once for just how much of a game changer it is while still being incredibly common.

Pocket Spice!

Cloak of billowing, also known as Cloak of anime badassary

Guidance. ;)

I have a immovable palace......sort of.

@@mal2ksc be honest. Who would think they have the need to buff a tarrasque?

Pretty sure a tarrasque can easily put more than 8k lbs of pressure on a tiny rod.

@@arcaneone no I dont think you realise how much that is

And also TURNED on you? :P :D

@@David_Blake91 Obviously.

Shirotora Godsbane Thats a great idea!

I guess you could have a card from a Deck of Many Things inserted there.

Put the window patch on an enemies chest so there chest turns to a glass plane, break through the glass, reach in and grab that tasty tasty heart to eat in front of him

Honestly got the imagine of jim Ross on the announce table going “oh ma gawd that minotaur has a family!” Lol love it

Chairs are too mainstream. GIVE HIM THE ROWBOAT

I remember an idea for an inspector gadget character with the robe of useful things and a inquisitive archetype rogue.

Pole vault with the ten foot pole right into his face!

That's cleaver.. as an archer you could have portable cover.. run to possition lock towersheild in place fire from behind.. unlock move again.. lock and repeat..

Outfit an entire army with this and have the front lines just put up a massive shield wall and just pepper the opposing force with arrows and spears as they crash upon your shields to no avail

@@spoonyluv19 Good tactic, terrible strategy. Shields can broken easily enough by an actual army but in a small skirmish it'd be less of a worry.

Kerry Stromire simple, just make the shield out of immovable rods

Roland Caters that’s an expensive shield with a lot of fiddly buttons. If it’s just one shield you need then one rod will do. An entire army’s worth is where you run into problems. If you’re fighting an army, it’s not straight up shields on shields or a hail of arrows. It’s siege weapons and fast moving cavalry and arcing volleys that can just straight up get around static obstacles.

So it's also an item of infinite water pressure?

@@cdgonepotatoes4219 well enemies do need a dc save to not get knocked over with one decantor, imagine two

I was going to say can a gnome double its jump height with one!

@@miles7009 that's an incredibly hazardous replacement for a waterskin, but checks out for a jetpack and that's really all that matters in the end

That's the best thing I ever saw

Danse Macabre + a bag of dog bones is the mood, chief

Why not just raise your friends

"What do you do for a living?" "I raise and train dogs." "Awwwww, that's adorable!" "Yes! It really is! *reaches into bag* Wanna see?"

Am I the only one who thinks it's weirdly cute when necromancers refer to their undead as their "friends" or "children." Idk, I'm weird.

Have you seen that trick where you can entangle someone’s legs around a lamp post and they can’t get up. One rod of holding is all you need!

I had a rogue do that to a dragon mid flight, incredible kill.

Well, thats on the dm if he says the dragon breaks its neck on a nat 1 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@@gorgit He evens it out though. If we get a max severity on one of our nat ones, we are lucky to break a weapon. Had one character lose a hand. Then again, the odds of rolling back to back nat 1s is extremely low. Unless you are Chris Zito.

@@1111bigmike fair enough, we dont play with such fatal critical failures. A 1 just means no

Bruce Lowrie I just started playing a Druid so I’m interested in the dual dogs. I’m now wondering what other animals he might find in the 1d4 patches 🤔

@@steelman774 I'm pretty sure the dogs are the only animal according to the DMG. You could probably homebrew it to any beast that's the same CR though

Nice play by the clever rogue! FYI when putting something on it's "donned"

Rogue is a PC class. Rouge is french for red and is also a red powder or cream used as a cosmetic for coloring the cheeks or lips.

Ok even if it wasn't strictly allowed, if one of my players did that, I would almost definitely allow it.

A pint's a pound, the world around. Fresh water is 8 pounds per gallon.

@@jeffreypierson2064 In the UK "a pint of water weighs a pound and a quarter"

So much. The entire time I was thinking "can we just do this in metric? It'd be so much easier!" A geyser is 30 gallons ~ 114L of water (assuming US gallons) so weighs 114kg. Bag of holding can hold ~230kg and up to 1730L (1.73 m^3). So two geysers will just fit in the weight limit. A standard five-foot cube is ~3380L / 3.38 m^3 so yes, filling one with a geyser will take around 30 invocations or three minutes. If we were talking UK gallons then a geyser is 136L (and also 136 kg) and you can't fit two in a bag of holding. Apart from the fact we can easily switch scales (e.g. between L and m^3), it's also (deliberately) convenient that the density of water is 1kg/L in normal conditions. And there aren't different countries with their own definitions for all the units.

SO MUCH THIS HAHA Not that the video is bad for it but man i just wish it was with liters xD

salmon ladder

Oof as an athlete and an acrobatic that would be so insanely hard. If you had two of them it would work pretty well, but as a dm using only a single rod I would personally make each swing a dc18 check.

Even being super generous and saying someone could re-click it exactly 6 seconds after un-clicking it on the previous turn, you'd have to be swinging very high to get a net gain on altitude. Even if you swung yourself vertically up 25 ft. you'd only get about 2.5 seconds of airtime, before you're losing altitude. If you're that Athletic it's probably easier to just jump up or climb the building.

@@CerealNommer not only is it possible, people do it in real life. Look up the salmon ladder. Now give that person superhuman DnD stats and suddenly it’s not so unreasonable.

​@@Vgamer311 I'm aware of the salmon ladder. It would be reasonable to allow if the time between clicking the button and re-clicking the button took less than a second. Since clicking the button takes an action, spending two actions worth of turns (e.g. usually twelve seconds) means you'd need to get a lot more height (while probably wearing a lot more weight) in order to have a net vertical gain between button pushes.

Larry F rule of cool was applied I believe :)

That was awesome indeed... and a very bad idea.

I think it's belly is an occupied space. Lol But! Goad a dragon while on a broom of flying as it's chasing you through the air, ready action to push the button when it makes a bite attack or breath weapon in flight

Nice

Might need to use that for my 1/2 Ogre. If only he didn’t have magiphobia

I play a Warforged Fighter in a game. We have two Wizards. I'm going to try this sometime since I do go "clank."

Get a cleric to bless it first and boom Exploding vamps/zombies/liches

@@zachhawn8720 It would be the most fun way to ruin a curse of Strahd campaign! Just think about how much the DM would rage if Strahd just melt the first or second time they meet him!

@@Baalslegion07 or run a castlevania campaign 😋

@@Baalslegion07 except the only running water powerful enough to hurt Strahd would be the waterfall in Barovia

So get the whole Decanter Blessed, use some leather to choke the mouth piece and say geysir for a holy water super soaker :D

Can confirm, waiting for an opportunity to jack-in-the-box someone. As the party tank. It’ll be hilarious, since not only do I get to jump a fool, but I become the reinforcements they were holding out for. And, perchance, I get to pull a “Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition” on them.

In Pathfinder, there is an Ioun Stone that lets you thrive without breathing. I let you imagine the scheme my Wonderous Items creator character is thinking about...

We did that in a campaign I was playing. I was friends with a wizard with a bag of holding, and I would just chill in there until he needed me to kill people, at which point, he would put his hand in the bag, give me a signal if I needed to cast levitate on myself, then grab me and throw me at the enemy, and I'd stab them.

That's really unique! I might steal that :P

Ah shit, it's jace

@@several7452 the boogoman

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Yeah, I mean you don't necessarily have a lever big enough, but still I'm sure you can do a lot with what you can get. I was thinking when they mentioned it that there was some crazy thing you could do an immovable object for moving things, thanks for reminding me it was levers, good old simple machines.

If you some how got it down it's throat, the dragons not going anywhere

@@brcoutme - one thing i was thinking was an Arcane Trickster and the amount of chaos they can do with an Immovable rod. then again i also wondered if one could be used with a Shield. Build one into a tower shield (basically a large iron door) and use it so you can leave the shield in place as you actually do other things with a now free hand. Maybe equip one into a spear to activate remotely with a Magic Initiate Mage Hands. then again DnD does nto really get into what happens to all those arrows a entity in DnD gets hit with after they are hit. Heck, the lols of that spear do not end if you can figure out some other way to turn one on and off.

You don't hyphenate paraphrase.

@@danieldomeisen2632 How about Immovable Armor? - "As a Reaction against swords, hammers, spears, Bear Traps, and of similar. Activate the Immovable Rod Armor, taking no damage from physical actions but all mobility is negated as long as this armor is activated. This item can be built above or beneath any armor set."

Immovable rod can be used with so many options. Its great.

This is my favourite item, I do that chin up ladder climb thing with it. Once a dragon was diving on to me and I stuck the rod in the air and impaled him on it

@@chris_croissAnt My Bard used a pair of immovable rods to set up a hammock to keep them off the dirty ground when setting up camp for the night.

I concur with your character!

🙃

Brandelgast Fergandilly Whooaaaa! Brilliant!

Brilliant, reference Pavise Shields. This would be an easy way to make several within the rules if the game.

@@SoloAngel2n225 actually my mind has been turned to some kind of track mechanism akin to tank or train wheels that makes use of immovable rods to roll or climb through the air. I will say though that those seem custom built to hold immovable rods

Dude, that is fucking brilliant! I can't wait to exploit that idea in my game! Running away down a dungeon tunnel, the fighter prepares to slip into a narrow crack leading into a different part of the dungeon. He pauses for a second, and braces his tower shield against the crack, and pushes the button. The gap is now blocked, and Sir Tallen Whitespur escapes, to fight again another day.

Your pic is perfect for that idea.

The books in portuguese use the metric system and it's a lot better

@@MatheusOSilva-wm5gs Lucky bastards.

I'm using this for a one shot thanks!

Nah, do that to your groups orc barbarian... finally get him to take that needed shower!

Though about using it when if you get swallowed by a monster. Next round the monster explodes water out of every orfice and is disoritated.😂

That one was an especially strong immovable rod. Created by an archwizard, not some green wannabe

Rick Thompson just like in Mickey Mouse’ club house? 😅

On trap 2, they will solve it with a different item than the one you'd planned for it and leave a later trap unsolvable using the items that remain. They will do this again by trap 6 at the latest.

@@Timmahh85 yup

@@JohnSmith-ex8iw dude its been out for MONTHS

My DM won,t let me have one because she knows I would walk into a big battle and "make it rain"

DECK OF CARDS .... *S H U F F L E*

Presto was the second best member of that party, after Uni of course.

@@xarkos Hank did all the work. Half the time, Presto was the reason they were in trouble. If the party just listened to Erik, they wouldn't have had any issues at all.

Well Presto did get them home in the commercial at least: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oalpYMWX2LTSlWw.html

If you wear the bag inside out it wont function as a bag of holding. Then if you need to stuff things into it you can reverse it; bam boom bag o holding.

@@josephtaylor-leach5617 Get it patterned right and the inverted BoH will look like a jumbo Rastafarian hat.

I pretty much had the same idea. I thought to myself, hmm, let's just put the 30 gallons into the bag of holding. Good. Now, let's grab someone we need to question and shove their head into the opening. Strongest party member holds the person while another member with respectable strength applies the bag. Pull them out every 30 seconds or so and demand answers. .... My rogue has taken me to some dark places. I apologize, Internet.

@@briantalbert8613 Fun Fact: Putting a Decanter of Endless Water in someone's mouth and saying geyser won't drown them. It will tear a hole through their spine. Geyser has a nozzle pressure roughly 10x greater than industrial water cutters.

Wow, I kind of feel lame now. One of the uses for the Decanter that I did was in a city. Desert city and a group used multiple of them to fill/charge fountains and plumbing for the city and irrigation.

@@briantalbert8613 Me: Buys... *Materials* 2x - Immovable Rod - (Used to anchor the Bag of Holding in place.) 1x - Fire Immunity Scroll - (Apply to Bag of Holding 1.) 1x - Water Immunity Scroll - (Apply to Bag of Holding 2.) 2x - Bag of Holding - (Throw into the ocean and lava after prep. Use the Elemental Planes.) 6x - Mini Portal Scroll - (Connect First Portal Gate A to Bag of Holding. First Portal Gate A to Sword Without Blade. First Portal Gate B to Limiter Field. Finally, Second Portal Gate B to ocean/lava but above the location of the Bag of Holding.) 2x - Sword Without Blade - (Used to craft a unique elemental weapon.) 2x - Limiter Scroll - (Make sure to add Commands for the Limiter. Allows specific distances and functions, even if it defies law. In this case, it will act as a sheath/scabbard for the dual elemental swords.) Me: After 14 Items and 160 Gold spent. Behold, The Inferno Blizzard, dual wielding elemental swords which do not require direct Magic to use it. Maybe Darth Maul would like this. *Stat Block* Damage Type: Physical Elemental Fire and Physical Elemental Water Durability: None Force of Liquid Fluidity: Better than Steel Effect: High Powered Jet Stream Water and High Powered Jet Stream Lava Description: "Dual elemental swords which can cut through any physical material like butter, or increase the Limiter in order to attack from a specific distance." Risks: "Outside of disrupting the Portal Links. Projectile Attacks must be used sparingly as resources in water and lava areas are not infinite. Unless it is in the Elemental of Water Plane and in the Elemental of Fire Plane. If the material is strong enough to resist the cutting force of high pressure liquids, then self damage might be possible as lava and water bounces off of the harder material... However, such material will have to resist the force of the planet's gravity in order to resist these swords, normally. Especially, if it is set up in this manner."

Mage hand specifically says that it can't activate magic items

@@grinnylein huh, didn't know that. Although I bet some DMs would allow it.

Just imagine a chain's pact invisible imp with that rod. 1. Fly into a dragon's natural cavity. 2. Activate the rod. 3. Dissapear in the pocket dimension. ... 4. PROFIT!

"I'm fine, just wanting more books"

What about if while inside the bag of holding you had a pipe that clipped onto the lip of the bag and acted like a snorkel