This bag carries musical instruments only. Its appearance is that of a simple worn leather bag with a drawstring at the top. The bag weighs 15 pounds, regardless of its contents. Retrieving or storing a musical instrument from the bag requires a bonus action. If the bag is pierced or torn, it ruptures and is destroyed, and its contents are scattered in the Astral Plane. If the bag is turned inside out, its contents do not spill out, as the users intent and desire for a specific musical instrument is a requirement of an instrument being pulled. It is the bag that is magical, not the instruments. If the wielder of this bag finds, crafts or purchases a magical instrument, that item alone is magical.
Each instrument can be used as a casting focus or a melee weapon. However, if the item is damaged, destroyed or lost, a new instrument must be pulled from the bag. If an instrument is used as a melee weapon successfully, a second D20 is rolled. If a one, three or five are rolled, the weapon breaks, not only making it unplayable(and thus eliminating it as a casting focus or a weapon), but it will not be accepted by the bag as a musical instrument. The instrument must either be repaired, or a new instrument must be purchased for it to be stored or retrieved from the bag again. Unless the instrument is magical, it does not have the magical item attribute.
An instrument the size of a flute or tambourine would do 1D3 bludgeoning damage.
An instrument the size of a lute or saxophone would do 1D4 bludgeoning damage.
An instrument the size of a tuba or a tenor drum would do 1D6 bludgeoning damage.
A full drum set would do 1D8 bludgeoning damage.
A larger instrument such as a piano would do 3D12 bludgeoning damage, but the melee attack must be made with disadvantage due to the size. If the attack lands, a D20 is rolled. If even the instrument is fine. If odd, the item breaks, and everyone within 5 foot radius takes 1D3 splinter/piercing damage(including the attacker). If a melee attack is successful, the users allies are granted one bardic inspiration each due to the feat of strength required for the task to be accomplished. Movement speed for instruments that are larger in size(i.e. piano, full drum set, etc.) cuts the users movement speed by 2/3rd.
Notes: Utility, Container
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