BAG OF HOLDING
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Experience Point Value. 5,000 xp
Gold Piece Value. 25,000 gp
As with other magic bags, this one appears to be a common cloth sack of about 2-ft x 4-ft size.
The bag of holding opens into a non-dimensional space, and its inside is larger than its outside dimensions.
Regardless of what is put into this item, the bag of holding always weighs a fixed amount. This weight, the bag's weight limit in contents, and its volume content are dependent upon its quality as shown below:
If overloaded, or sharp objects are placed within so as to pierce it, the bag will rupture and be ruined, and the contents will be lost forever in the vortices of nilspace.
Polyhedron #12, Dispel Confusion: ADQ: "Will a spell effect (such as dispel magic) affect things kept inside a bag of holding or portable hole?" ADA: No. The space "inside" either of these magic items, and all things in such spaces, are actually on another plane (ethereal? astral? DM's decision), and far out of range of the effect. Polyhedron #19, Dispel Confusion: ADQ: "If a bag of holding is pierced from the out side, will anything happen to the items within?" ADA: They will vanish into nilspace, just as if the bag had been pierced from the inside.
Dragon #46, Sage Advice: Q. What would happen if you placed a full Bag of Holding into an empty Bag of Holding? I want to be able to carry as much treasure and magic as I can without encumbering myself. Do you think this is a good idea? A. This is an interesting idea, and one which I discussed with the TSR Hobbies, Inc. Design Dept. We have all agreed that if a full Bag of Holding is placed in an empty one, only one more small (ring-sized) item could also be placed in the second bag. Since all Bags of Holding are made by the same sort of magic, they do not work in their normal fashion with respect to other bags. So, once a full bag is placed in an empty one, the second one becomes full also, except for the single, small extra item that may be fit inside it.
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