This wondrous item takes the form of a normal-sized two-person tent. Setting up the tent takes ten minutes of effort. What appears to be an ordinary tent, yurt, or otherwise culturally appropriate transient dwelling from the outside is revealed to be significantly larger on the inside.
Upon stepping through the entrance flap the individual finds themselves in a larger than expected space - containing 240 sqft of floor room and a 15ft high ceiling, with a small kitchen, separated outhouse, and a central hearth and sitting area. There are enough beds and accommodations for 4-6 people to sleep comfortably, even if more may fit physically.
Rain will not enter through the roof, but the tent is not waterproof and will flood if submerged. Air also enters the tent from outside, leaving those within vulnerable to suffocation or otherwise if something should happen to that air.
If the tent is punctured or damaged to a significant degree (AC 11, HP 15, resistant to all damage except fire and acid), the magic will cease to function until repaired with the mending spell. All creatures and objects inside will be dumped into the space of the two-person tent, possibly breaking it further, and until repaired it will function like the tent it appears to be.
Additionally, the tent has a number of furnishings and furniture which are bound to it; these will remain inside at all times, and cannot be removed. If destroyed, the furniture will reappear the next time the tent is set up. Any objects left inside will be dumped out after the tent is dismantled.
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Posted Jun 25, 2021Here is a layout for this item I recently whipped up. Hopefully you find this useful.
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/748571766904848425/852393115800829982/Arcane_Tent_17_foot_Diameter.jpg
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Posted Oct 4, 2021@SilverPenInc I took your idea and ran with it! Here's an alternate layout if people want to use it for their own campaigns! 20x20 @ 150 pix, each square is 2.5 ft (ish). This version comes with a cat, a piano, and an always-warm bathtub. :)
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Posted Dec 23, 2021This is pretty good, I mean they damage intake for it definitely tells how it’s supposed to be used as a player can simply use it and block all damage. And well it may not seem very useful as far as how I’ve seen others play D&D and how I play it. This can definitely add most story or aesthetics to a character for the sake of the story or just fun. But at the same time there may be sceneries where rain is harmful or something is, and the pc’s or maybe npc’s require shelter to be protected or a hide (again depending on the situation, but so far I like the item because it doesn’t seem broken to me and it’s great for story settings. May actually be useful as well.