This bag appears to be an ordinary cloth sack, two feet wide and four feet high, and has a leather cord for trying the sack closed.
Once the proper command word is spoken, the bag of lodging open for 1 turn before its cord magically knots itself, sealing the opening until the command word is spoken again )from either outside or inside the bag). When opened, the "mouth" of the bag expands to five feet in diameter.
The extradimensional space inside a bag of lodging consists of 1d4+1 (3) rooms. The rooms are 15' high, and at least one room serves as a kitchen, complete with one or more unseen servants who prepare three meals per day (according to the tastes of the bag's creator) for up to six persons. The ingredients for the meals are summoned magically, as per the create food and water spell, and prepared by the programmed unseen servants.
The bag appears empty from the outside if there are no living creatures within. (Undead and magical constructs such as golems are not considered living creatures.) However, if the bag is occupied by one or more living creatures, it appears half-full of some bulky material and weights 10lbs. per man-sized creature inside, up to 60lbs. max.
The bag and its cord cannot be torn or broken by sheer strength; they must be sheer strength; they must be cut by weapon that deals slashing damage. Both are AC 18 and requires 20 points of damage to cut through. Cutting through either the sack or the rope destroys the magic of the bag, and all creatures and items in the sack are cast into the Astral Plane. A dispel magic against DC 16 or 7th level spell opens the bag for 1 turn before it closes. The bag cannot be opened inside an anti-magic shell and has no special resistance to fire, acid, lightning, cold, and thunder damage. A disintegrate spell destroys the bag and jettisons all occupants and contents into the Astral Plane.
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