A blue satchel with no visible seal or closing mechanisms,, adorned with a rope to sling over an adventurer's shoulder and a small sapphire gem lodged in the centre.
At first sight, the satchel's interior appears normal but the shifting and restless fabric can be noticed by a detect magic spell or arcana check.
If any item is too large and it attempted to be inserted, the bag will break due to the strain if sufficient force is applied.
If the item is small enough, the bag may either instantly repulse the item or allow it to be inserted as an action before being fired at the start of the user's next turn.
Repulsion: Instead of being held in the bag, the item(s) is shot out of the bag at high speeds. If the item is being aimed at a target, attack as if making a normal ranged attack roll and add the user's proficiency bonus. The item must be under 30lbs, otherwise it tears through the bag, destroying it and its magical properties. If the repulsed item hits an object or creature, the damage is determined by the weight of the item and the damage type is determined by the object's properties. For example, a repulsed spear will still deal piercing damage. If the item has no damage type, assume it deals bludgeoning damage. The range for repulsion is 40ft but attacks can be made at disadvantage up to 75ft, needing line of sight.
On hit, the item(s) deals 1d6+2 damage per 5lbs, rounding up for weight calculations. For example, a 2lbs item deals 1d6+2 damage and a 6lbs deals 2d6+4 damage.
Fragile items may shatter and explosive items may detonate if colliding with a surface or creature at high speed. Small and tiny creatures can be fired from the bag if willing but take 2d4+3 force damage when repulsed as well as of any damage from the collision with the target.
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