normal sized corpses. like for things rangeing from kobald to elf size (ie small/medium creatures) not a adult dragon or a giant. the idea would be like if a necromancer wanted "fresh" corpses for whatever reason or the party wanted a npc resurected but were too low a level to have any good reviveing spells and did not want to have a rotting corpse wile they got the required thing to revive.
Potentially. The spell Gentle Repose would also work (assuming you have a Cleric or Wizard). It stops decay for 10 days, and it could just be recast when it ends.
Glyph of Warding to store repose spells to more conveniently store them for longer - before timer runs out, a glyph goes off to repose for another 10 days.
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Or a homebrew item. Critical Role used something they called a Bag of Colding given to them by a guild specifically to preserve "trophies" for transport.
Get a White Dragon to join your party. Promise the dragon some of the corpses for food in exchange for keeping all the corpses frozen. Then keep that promise or look for ways to get Cold immunity.
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could i use a bag of holding?
Are they small corpses or have you chopped them up into bite-size chunks? Because it's a bag of holding, not a large sack of homicide hiding.
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normal sized corpses. like for things rangeing from kobald to elf size (ie small/medium creatures) not a adult dragon or a giant. the idea would be like if a necromancer wanted "fresh" corpses for whatever reason or the party wanted a npc resurected but were too low a level to have any good reviveing spells and did not want to have a rotting corpse wile they got the required thing to revive.
Potentially. The spell Gentle Repose would also work (assuming you have a Cleric or Wizard). It stops decay for 10 days, and it could just be recast when it ends.
Gentle Repose to stop the rotting.
Dispel Magic to stop the repose spell if you're going to make some undead.
Demiplane for convenient storage.
Glyph of Warding to store repose spells to more conveniently store them for longer - before timer runs out, a glyph goes off to repose for another 10 days.
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wow,thanks,great ideas
Or a homebrew item. Critical Role used something they called a Bag of Colding given to them by a guild specifically to preserve "trophies" for transport.
A bag of holding won't preserve anything any better than a large trash bag will.
ah,ok. i thought of a BOH cause l heard somewhere that there is no oxygen in there and thought that would atleast slow the rotting.
There is air in there to last a short time. Just like a trash bag =)
You want a large scale Crate of Preservation https://www.dndbeyond.com/magic-items/555905-crate-of-preservation
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Get a White Dragon to join your party. Promise the dragon some of the corpses for food in exchange for keeping all the corpses frozen. Then keep that promise or look for ways to get Cold immunity.