This bag superficially resembles a worn bag of holding, and while it once was, the many holes and tears it has accumulated have caused its magic to scatter the items placed inside across the Inner Planes.
Anything placed fully inside the bag is immediately tossed at random across the Inner Planes. If the thing is living, it dies upon the impact of being punched through every plane in existence. If only part of a solid, inanimate object is inside and the rest is being held by something outside of the bag, then the part on the inside remains attached. However, if it is a soft, easily torn inanimate object, then the part inside the bag is torn away and scattered throughout the Inner Planes. When part of a living creature is placed in the bag, as happens when someone reaches inside it, the creature can keep their body intact with a successful DC 15 Strength check. However, if they fail, whatever limb is inside the bag is torn off and thrown throughout the Inner Planes.
A creature of any kind can attempt to attune with the bag, which takes 1d6 days, and at the end the creature must succeed a DC 15 Charisma check or the bag with never attune with the creature. If a creature can attune with the bag, then they can see where each object is scattered.
If the bag is pierced or torn by a magical object or a significant piece, such as half of it, is cut off, it is destroyed, and anything partially inside ceases to exist. The bag then opens a random portal to one of the Inner Planes, decided by either the DM or the Ethereal Curtains table.
Notes: Control, Utility, Combat, Container
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