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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Man in the Funny Hat" data-source="post: 2395151" data-attributes="member: 32740">That's the Horadric Cube. In addition to being used to assemble widgets for the game it was used to combine items into other things. As a side effect it had more storage "inside" the cube than it took up in your inventory space. I don't think they necessarily intended that it be used for additional storage, it just worked out that way. Now, there was an item in the original Temple of Elemental Evil (room #311) that was like combination of a box of holding and Leomunds Secure Chest that shrank/expanded in size. It always weighed 30# no matter what was in it unless expanded to its largest size. It's standard size was 2'x2'x3', it shrank to 2"x2"x3", acted as a Leomunds Secure Chest on command, or expanded to 8'x8'x12' with sides 1' thick and weighing 1200#. That may well have been the single most useful item I ever gave players in a D&D campaign. Do you realize how much bulk and dead weight you can fit into an 8'x8'x12' box that shrinks to a couple of inches weighing only 30#? It's a bag of holding on steroids. They would go through dungeons and simply throw EVERYTHING into it.  Weapons, armor, whole chests, large statues, tapestries...  They'd wait until they'd left the dungeon entirely cleaned out and then go through the... box... and sort through it.  They had enough weapons and armor to outfit several armies simply because they couldn't possibly sell it all.</blockquote>

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