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<blockquote data-quote="TaranTheWanderer" data-source="post: 9680269" data-attributes="member: 15882">I think taking the stew out wouldn’t cause a problem.&nbsp; For a bag of holding, you think of an item and it appears in your hand.&nbsp; So, to me, items are sitting kind of randomly strewn about in a small room.&nbsp;&nbsp; When you insert your hand and think of an item, a portal opens in the room next to the item you want to pull out. I think, when you put it in, you can’t “place” it in.&nbsp; You plop it in and it lands where it lands. Possibly in a big pile, depending on how full the room has become. So you’re likely to spill the stew. Besides that, the room doesn’t move at all.&nbsp; So if the stew landed upright and didn’t spill, you’d be fine.Portable hole is from bugs bunny and coyote.&nbsp; It’s a 10 foot hole.&nbsp; You would have to climb down in the hole, place the stew gently and then climb out.&nbsp; When you pick up the hole, everything inside is secure.&nbsp; To retrieve the stew, you need to climb in or levitate it out.Haversack works like a bag of holding but because of its pouches, it’s quicker to pull stuff out.&nbsp; It doesn’t have any advantages of not spilling stew.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TaranTheWanderer, post: 9680269, member: 15882"] I think taking the stew out wouldn’t cause a problem. For a bag of holding, you think of an item and it appears in your hand. So, to me, items are sitting kind of randomly strewn about in a small room. When you insert your hand and think of an item, a portal opens in the room next to the item you want to pull out. I think, when you put it in, you can’t “place” it in. You plop it in and it lands where it lands. Possibly in a big pile, depending on how full the room has become. So you’re likely to spill the stew. Besides that, the room doesn’t move at all. So if the stew landed upright and didn’t spill, you’d be fine. Portable hole is from bugs bunny and coyote. It’s a 10 foot hole. You would have to climb down in the hole, place the stew gently and then climb out. When you pick up the hole, everything inside is secure. To retrieve the stew, you need to climb in or levitate it out. Haversack works like a bag of holding but because of its pouches, it’s quicker to pull stuff out. It doesn’t have any advantages of not spilling stew. [/QUOTE]

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