This seemingly ordinary pouch is surprisingly light. When you open the bag and tip it over, a constant stream of small pebbles and tiny rocks spill out from the bag until the bag is tipped back upright and closed.
These pebbles, while harmless, start to accumulate in the environment. After the bag has been open and tipping for two rounds (or 12 seconds), the spilled pebbles create an area of Difficult Terrain in a 10-foot square area directly below the bag. Each additional round the bag is open increases the area of Difficult Terrain by another 10-foot square, up to a maximum of a 60-foot square after ten rounds. The pebbles remain until manually cleared or dispersed by some other means.
The pebbles seem to never run out, but after being open for 10 continuous minutes, the bag magically closes itself and cannot be reopened for another 24 hours.
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