Bag of Baking

"But why a bag, and not... let's see - a pot?!" - unknown.

A bag about 1,5 cubic ft. big, made out of grey or black, strangely rough leather, with a shoulder strap. It's clasp is made from orange-ish metal, that is warm to the touch. Sometimes it steams a bit out of the top, making silent bubbling noises.

If you put in some dough or prepared meats and vegetables (2 lbs./ration) in a fitting clay pot (sold seperately) and the bag stays closed for at least one hour, you get freshly baked bread or a stew. (caution: hot!) Once removed from the bag, the food spoils like it normally would.

(Optional) Roll 1d20:

• 1: The food is burnt to charcoal.
• 2: Someone or something ate half of the food.
• 3-19: The food is ready, as expected.
• 20: The food is excellent, eating one of the servings provides 5 temporary HP until the next long rest, or removes 1 point of exhaustion (players choice). Eating more than one serving has no additional benefit.

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• The bag weighs a total of 5 lbs. no matter it's contents. It can hold up to 20lbs.
• It's contents inside are safe from harm or spilling.
• Non-organic matter (except water) or magic imbued things don't heat up in the bag.
• (Un)Living beings don't take damage or suffocate from being in the bag, but will get accordingly mad.

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In any other way, the Bag of Baking functions like a standard Bag of Holding.

Notes: Utility, Container, Warm