Store. The chest has an extradimensional space that allows its owner to store up to 500 pounds and 64 cubic feet of material within it. The chest carries itself and is treated as if it weighed 15 pounds, regardless of its contents.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 15 (2d8+6) piercing damage.
Description
This small figurine of wood and silver can be used to become a faithful chest for up to 8 hours. Once it has been used, it can't be used again until 12 hours have passed.
A faithful chest resembles a small wooden chest banded in steel. When called upon, the chest sprouts tiny legs that carry it around, loyally obeying its owner. The chest can open at its hinges, revealing a tongue and sharp teeth lining its interior, making an intimidating and deceptive surprise for those that would seek to plunder it. However, the chest's owner can use a command word ("luggage") to store items within the chest as if it were a bag of holding. When doing so, it opens like a normal chest, with the items stored within neatly arranged and accessible. Another use of the command word returns the chest to its bestial nature. Items stored in the chest cannot be accessed while the figurine's power is dormant.
A faithful chest follows its owner loyally. It does its best to avoid combat and hazards, but if reduced to 0 hit points it reverts back into a figurine immediately and the items stored within it pile out onto the ground in an unoccupied space. It cannot be transformed again until 12 hours have passed. If lost, it will attempt to head back to its owner by the most direct route possible.
Can be used as a mount by its owner only.
Required attunement.
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