Bags of Holding, how much can they hold?

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

Anyone who wants to use this picture can do so. Copy-rights, schmoppy-rights.

Very very cool @rkarnes ! I stole it already!

 

[rkarnes]

I have a hole lot of these reference pictures in the same style. Range diagram, grapple flow-chart, area of effect templates, line of sight examples. I have not considered that people might want them for their own use. I can post the rest if there's any interest.

 

[Scott DeWar]

yes, please do!!!

 

[Scott DeWar]

Here it is!
thank you for your help, Paradox42!

Forgive this old fart, but what is the best way to down load the image?

 

[rkarnes]

Right click > Save Image

Is the quality too low? I have trouble uploading images on my home connection. I will upload a link to this and all my other infographs on monday, when I will have my office bandwidth to consume. I will be sure to include a higher resolution version.

 

[Scott DeWar]

on my computer, it saved beautifully.

 

[rkarnes]

This is all the time I have the time to upload. The other four when I can find a better connection.

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

What is this one representing in game terms?

I too would be interested in the other things you have whipped up, you do great work!

 

[rkarnes]

What is this one representing in game terms?

I too would be interested in the other things you have whipped up, you do great work!

It illustrates the fact that even though your character may occupy a 5-foot square on the board, that it is merely an abstraction to represent the red zone, or "reach of your blade", and that 5-feet is much larger than then space your character actually fills. The incremental increases is to show the scale of larger monsters, and the fact that a 10' x 10' is in fact a lot of space where a lot of things can happen. The height of the square represents the diminishing returns on monster size category and actual height.

A monster who is classified "medium" could be six feet tall, but a "large creature" could be seven feet tall, and a "huge" creature could be 11 feet tall.

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

Interesting stuff @rkarnes I hadn't thought of things in that way before, but it makes a lot of sense.

Here's another size comparison of creatures that I think is pretty cool.