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<blockquote data-quote="Warnavick" data-source="post: 9514031" data-attributes="member: 6967287">A bag of holding in 5e has a limit of 500lbs and a 64 cubic feet space limit. So unless your party is very light/small with minimal gear, you probably are only going to fit 2 people at most in an empty bag of holding. For example, My average sized valor bard human weighs about 240lbs between him and his gear's weight. That's just starting equipment plus half plate and he already takes up nearly have the weight limit for a bag of holding. Others have already talked about the Trojan horse thing doesn't work in 5e.To comment on the flight stuff briefly. PC and monster &quot;Speed&quot; scores are for combat only and to use the travel pace chart for all other travel. So the kobolds flight speed technically doesn't matter for long distance travel since that is for combat. However its ultimately a zone for interpretation because naturally flying PCs didn't exist when the travel rules were made so there is a hole that I am sure many players/DMs would want to fill out. As always, come up with a ruling the whole table can get behind.I hope my post is someway useful for you, pardon me if this is all irrelevant to the new rules of 5e or your table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warnavick, post: 9514031, member: 6967287"] A bag of holding in 5e has a limit of 500lbs and a 64 cubic feet space limit. So unless your party is very light/small with minimal gear, you probably are only going to fit 2 people at most in an empty bag of holding. For example, My average sized valor bard human weighs about 240lbs between him and his gear's weight. That's just starting equipment plus half plate and he already takes up nearly have the weight limit for a bag of holding. Others have already talked about the Trojan horse thing doesn't work in 5e. To comment on the flight stuff briefly. PC and monster "Speed" scores are for combat only and to use the travel pace chart for all other travel. So the kobolds flight speed technically doesn't matter for long distance travel since that is for combat. However its ultimately a zone for interpretation because naturally flying PCs didn't exist when the travel rules were made so there is a hole that I am sure many players/DMs would want to fill out. As always, come up with a ruling the whole table can get behind. I hope my post is someway useful for you, pardon me if this is all irrelevant to the new rules of 5e or your table. [/QUOTE]

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