This backpack has an interior space considerably larger than its outside dimensions, roughly 2 feet radius from the center of the opening to the mouth and 8 feet deep. The bag can hold up to 2000 pounds of loot, not exceeding a volume of 100 cubic feet. The backpack weighs 10 pounds, regardless of its contents. The Backpack cannot hold any type of living creature and will simply not be able to enter the backpack. The backpack is considered an indestructible item but cannot be used to prevent or cause any kind of damage or effect. Activating the loot randomization from the backpack requires an action.
All desired loot that the party wants to divide as evenly as possible amongst each other is put inside the backpack. Once all the loot is inside, the DM will divide the loot as evenly as possible into portions and number each portion of loot between 1 and whatever the total number of players are that are splitting the loot so that each player gets 1 portion. Each player will place their hand on the backpack and say "Divide" and each player will role a D20. The portion of loot that the DM labeled as 1 will be given to the player that rolled a 1 or closest to 1. The portion of the loot that the DM labeled as 2 will then go to the next lowest roll and so on and so forth. All tiebreakers will require another D20 roll until one player rolls a lower roll than the other, the lower roll goes next.
The DM can use the backpack of Loot Randomizing to prevent players who try and deceive other players by not sharing loot they discovered with the rest of the party. The backpack magically knows if a player is deceitful towards the other members of their party and will not include them in the dividing of loot until they come clean and put any and all loot they have secretly kept from the party in the Loot Randomizing Backpack.
Notes: Social, Utility, Container
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