Bag Of Mismy

This leather bag has a number of weird and colorful patches sewn onto it, giving it a whimsical appearance. When you look into the bag, it appears empty; however, when you reach into the bag without looking, you can feel a variety of objects of different shapes and textures. The bag spits out any other objects placed into it.

The bag has 3 charges. As an action, you can expend a charge and reach into the bag, pulling out a random trinket (Roll 1d8 to determine the outcome). Each trinket is imbued with a random spell, as determined by the Mimsy Trinkets table below. At any time in the next minute, you can use the trinket to cast the associated spell (save DC 15, +7 to hit with spell attacks). After being used, the trinket disappears. If the trinket isn’t used after 1 minute, it disappears without being used, wasting the charge.

The bag regains 1d4 - 1 charges each day at dawn. If you use the bag’s last charge, roll a d20; on a roll of 1, you’ve used the bag’s last trinket, rendering it a nonmagical but fashionable backpack.

1. A glass prism = Chaos bolt (at 3rd level)
2. A sheathed dagger = Cloud of daggers
3. A clay thumb = Earthen grasp
4. A planchette = See invisibility
5. A wishbone = Dispel magic
6. A white handkerchief = Expeditious retreat
7. A vial of oil = Grease
8. A stick of charcoal = Wall of fire