"Assessment 1844-16B: This small leather duffel superficially resembles a standard adventurer's rucksack, but is indeed an infant mimic! Without its sire and mare to feed and raise it, the mimic has never learned a different form than it's birth imprint -- and has not matured. The child also seems unwilling (or unable?) to revert to its amorphous true form. I wonder what would happen if allowed organic matter to consume, or if it were reintroduced to its own kind..."
- Research Notes of Yvn Trass
False Appearance
The baby mimic holds as much space and weight as a standard backpack -- one cubic foot or 30 pounds of gear. You can also strap items, such as a bedroll or a coil of rope, to the outside of a mimic.
Toothless Maw
When a creature opens the bag without patting it first, the baby mimic bites the creature. For 1d6 rounds, the baby mimic stays attached to the creature and imposes disadvantage on their attack rolls.
Adhesive
The baby mimic can adhere to any surface on command from it's attuned owner. As a bonus action, you may speak the command word and attach the mimic to a surface within reach. (Note: You may use the command word to release as a free action, but the mimic will fall from its place.)
Notes: Control, Utility, Combat, Container
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