If something is halfway in a bag of holding… what happens to it?
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If I put something in the bag of holding and get attacked, and drop it, so it's laying half in and half out of the bag.. what happens to the item?
Meaning if I'm putting a long piece of lumber inside the bag of holding, and drop it before I finish putting the lumber inside, does the lumber get bisected? Or does it just hang out there. Is there a spot in the center that's in limbo, not in the portal, but not out of it?
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If I put something in the bag of holding and get attacked, and drop it, so it's laying half in and half out of the bag.. what happens to the item?
Meaning if I'm putting a long piece of lumber inside the bag of holding, and drop it before I finish putting the lumber inside, does the lumber get bisected? Or does it just hang out there. Is there a spot in the center that's in limbo, not in the portal, but not out of it?
dnd-5e magic-items
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note: "Limbo" in D&D (at least 5e) is its own plane, the plane of ultimate chaos, home to the Githzerai, Slaadi, and a few others. Using the phrase "to be in limbo" could, therefore, be confusing to some, and is best avoided.
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If I put something in the bag of holding and get attacked, and drop it, so it's laying half in and half out of the bag.. what happens to the item?
Meaning if I'm putting a long piece of lumber inside the bag of holding, and drop it before I finish putting the lumber inside, does the lumber get bisected? Or does it just hang out there. Is there a spot in the center that's in limbo, not in the portal, but not out of it?
dnd-5e magic-items
edited 4 hours ago
Someone_Evil
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asked 4 hours ago
ThatguyThatguy
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If I put something in the bag of holding and get attacked, and drop it, so it's laying half in and half out of the bag.. what happens to the item?
Meaning if I'm putting a long piece of lumber inside the bag of holding, and drop it before I finish putting the lumber inside, does the lumber get bisected? Or does it just hang out there. Is there a spot in the center that's in limbo, not in the portal, but not out of it?
dnd-5e magic-items
dnd-5e magic-items
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Someone_Evil
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asked 4 hours ago
ThatguyThatguy
1,40031346
edited 4 hours ago
Someone_Evil
3,110831
asked 4 hours ago
ThatguyThatguy
1,40031346
edited 4 hours ago
Someone_Evil
3,110831
edited 4 hours ago
Someone_Evil
3,110831
edited 4 hours ago
Someone_Evil
3,110831
3,110831
asked 4 hours ago
ThatguyThatguy
1,40031346
asked 4 hours ago
ThatguyThatguy
1,40031346
asked 4 hours ago
ThatguyThatguy
1,40031346
1,40031346
1
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note: "Limbo" in D&D (at least 5e) is its own plane, the plane of ultimate chaos, home to the Githzerai, Slaadi, and a few others. Using the phrase "to be in limbo" could, therefore, be confusing to some, and is best avoided.
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– PixelMaster
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note: "Limbo" in D&D (at least 5e) is its own plane, the plane of ultimate chaos, home to the Githzerai, Slaadi, and a few others. Using the phrase "to be in limbo" could, therefore, be confusing to some, and is best avoided.
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– PixelMaster
1 hour ago
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1
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note: "Limbo" in D&D (at least 5e) is its own plane, the plane of ultimate chaos, home to the Githzerai, Slaadi, and a few others. Using the phrase "to be in limbo" could, therefore, be confusing to some, and is best avoided.
$endgroup$
– PixelMaster
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
note: "Limbo" in D&D (at least 5e) is its own plane, the plane of ultimate chaos, home to the Githzerai, Slaadi, and a few others. Using the phrase "to be in limbo" could, therefore, be confusing to some, and is best avoided.
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They both fall down
A Bag of Holding is not a “portal” - it’s bag. Albeit a bag that’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Something that’s half in and half out behaves the same way as it would in any other sack.
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They both fall down
A Bag of Holding is not a “portal” - it’s bag. Albeit a bag that’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Something that’s half in and half out behaves the same way as it would in any other sack.
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They both fall down
A Bag of Holding is not a “portal” - it’s bag. Albeit a bag that’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Something that’s half in and half out behaves the same way as it would in any other sack.
edited 54 mins ago
Rubiksmoose
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Dale MDale M
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They both fall down
A Bag of Holding is not a “portal” - it’s bag. Albeit a bag that’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Something that’s half in and half out behaves the same way as it would in any other sack.
edited 54 mins ago
Rubiksmoose
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answered 1 hour ago
Dale MDale M
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They both fall down
A Bag of Holding is not a “portal” - it’s bag. Albeit a bag that’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Something that’s half in and half out behaves the same way as it would in any other sack.
edited 54 mins ago
Rubiksmoose
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answered 1 hour ago
Dale MDale M
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note: "Limbo" in D&D (at least 5e) is its own plane, the plane of ultimate chaos, home to the Githzerai, Slaadi, and a few others. Using the phrase "to be in limbo" could, therefore, be confusing to some, and is best avoided.
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