You create and bind a pocket dimension to a creature within 5ft of you. From then on as an action or a bonus action, the chosen target can choose to summon up to 2 portals to that pocket dimension. These portals can be no larger than 5ft by 5ft and appear either in a familiar location or in an unnocupied space within 20ft of the chosen target and disappear when the chosen target wills it (this can be done by setting a command such as "In 30seconds" or "when I snap my fingers". The pocket dimension itself is a 15ft cube that, from the inside, resembles a white, undecorated room.
A creature can only be affected by this spell once.
A creature trapped inside the pocket dimension falls into a state of suspended animation if they do not leave within 1 minute. Upon falling under suspended animation, the target can choose to use a will save every 24 hours to escape the suspended animation for another minute.
If the spell is dispelled (by casting dispel magic inside the pocket dimension) the contents are harmlessly materialised into the nearest unoccupied space unless the pocket dimension is at max capacity, in which case the contents are forcefully ejected in random directions (the effects of which are decided by the dm, such as an ejected knife dealing damage chosen by the dm).
The spell has a different appearance depending on who uses it, for example a wizard might have portals in the form of planes of power, while an artificer might use a complex device to tear rifts between the pocket dimension and the material planes. A cleric might materialise a holy gate to a small portion of their afterlife, while a warlock might enter the gaping maw of their patron or a ranger/druid might suddenly grow a magical hollow tree, which retreats into the grounds when not in use. This change in appearance is decided by the one affected by the spell and confers no extra benefit unless the dm chooses to allowa minor benefit or detriment.
At higher levels:
The pockets dimension gains another 15ft in dimensions for each spell slot above 1st, and the affected creature's maximum number of portals increases by 1 (portal size increases by 5ft accordingly.)
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