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<blockquote data-quote="azhrei_fje" data-source="post: 4399492" data-attributes="member: 12966">My campaign is strictly Core 3.5E, so my ruling is easy:&nbsp; if you cast a spell there's no problem, if you try to bring a permanent extradimensional object into another one expect fireworks.So rope trick, dimension door, and teleport are all fine with magic items like haversacks and bags of holding.&nbsp; But don't put a bag of holding inside a haversack.My theory is that non-permanent spells just aren't powerful enough to mess up a permanent magic item.&nbsp; As soon as a spellcaster casts a non-permanent spell, the magic starts draining away.&nbsp; The duration of the spell is how long you have before enough magic is gone that the spell collapses on itself and winks out.&nbsp; Permanent magic items such as haversacks are constantly replenished with magic and when that item &quot;sucks up&quot; more magic to maintain itself, it will &quot;short circuit&quot; any enclosing extradimensional object.YMMV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="azhrei_fje, post: 4399492, member: 12966"] My campaign is strictly Core 3.5E, so my ruling is easy: if you cast a spell there's no problem, if you try to bring a permanent extradimensional object into another one expect fireworks. So rope trick, dimension door, and teleport are all fine with magic items like haversacks and bags of holding. But don't put a bag of holding inside a haversack. My theory is that non-permanent spells just aren't powerful enough to mess up a permanent magic item. As soon as a spellcaster casts a non-permanent spell, the magic starts draining away. The duration of the spell is how long you have before enough magic is gone that the spell collapses on itself and winks out. Permanent magic items such as haversacks are constantly replenished with magic and when that item "sucks up" more magic to maintain itself, it will "short circuit" any enclosing extradimensional object. YMMV. [/QUOTE]

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