A Bag of Negation is used to store and transport dangerous artifacts, such as items which are cursed, or may cause injury to others.
This bag appears to be roughly 2 feet in diameter at the mouth and 4 feet deep. Placing an item in this bag transports it to a harmless demiplane, which can only be accessed via the opening of this bag. The demiplane can hold up to 500 pounds, not exceeding a volume of 64 cubic feet. The bag weighs 15 pounds, regardless of its contents.
Retrieving an item from the bag requires an action, and knowledge of the item which was stored. Reaching into the bag, you must think of the item you wish to retrieve. If you don’t know the name of it, the description will suffice.
The bag will appear as if it is full of random junk to anyone reaching into the bag without knowing what item to retrieve. Items pulled from the bag in this way have no value.
Additionally, turning the Bag of Negation upside down or inside out does not cause the contents of the demiplane to be expelled. Instead, 20 random and worthless items tumble out. These items include: a single glove, a mouldy piece of cheese, a tarnished fork, a single brass button, a piece of blue glass, a horseshoe nail, a lovely bit of string, a clear glass marble, a crumpled piece of paper with nothing written on it, a smooth, unremarkable grey pebble, a cork, a broken pencil stub without any graphite left, a torn bit of burlap sack, a small, empty, rusted tin, a short length of frayed rope, a thin piece of wood with a nail hammered in, a brown feather, a purple handkerchief with a stain of blue ink, a small bell without a clapper, and a cracked vial.
Placing a Bag of Negation inside an extradimensional space created by a handy haversack, portable hole, or similar item does not have the usual effect of doing such a thing.
Notes: Utility, Container
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