Trary’s Terrific Transposition

You weave an enchantment that conjures compresses all objects of your choice within range into a the satchel or bag used in casting the spell. The contents become harmlessly compressed and stored in an magical state of miniaturized suspension within the container. The weight of miniaturized stored items is the weight of the item divided by one hundred. The bag can store all items that fit in the radius when the spell is cast, but cannot store any individual item larger than Medium. Items cannot be individually removed from the bag, but the process can be reversed by casting the spell again, at which point all items are deposited from the bag in the arrangement they were before being stored. If the bag is destroyed or placed into an interdimensional space, the contents of the bag are instantly emptied onto the ground in a chaotic manner, each item taking 4d4 force damage, but dealing no damage to anything else. If the bag is broken, the key used as a material in casting the spell breaks.