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<blockquote data-quote="NotAYakk" data-source="post: 9244537" data-attributes="member: 72555">I'd make bag-space collide with bag-space.&nbsp; Two bag-space objects (bags of holding) repel each other if they get too close.This lets you double volume, and make things super-light with bags of holding.We can make bag-space less roomy than normal space.&nbsp; Ie, a 3x3x3 bag-space bag takes up 10x10x10 in bag-space.Bags could even make each other leak weight when packed too close together.Like this:Bag of Holding:This small bag contains a portal to a 5' x 5' x 5' extra dimensional space.&nbsp; You can place your hand at the entrance of the bag and, as an action, cause an item you know is in the bag to appear in your hand.The bag gains 1% of the weight of the contents of the extra dimensional space, and refuses to let more items be added once there is 500 lbs within the space.Bags of Holding and other similar items do not work well when close together.&nbsp; They collide with each other if their extra dimensional spaces would overlap (the spaces slide out of the way if possible).&nbsp; In addition, for every Bag of Holding or similar within 100' another 1% of the weight of the contents leaks through to the bag itself (to a max of 100%).Attempting to place a Bag of Holding or similar extra dimensional space opening within a Bag of Holding isn't possible.&nbsp; The entrance acts as a solid.If you turn a Bag of Holding inside out, or tear it, all of the items in the Bag of Holding spill out into the surrounding area.&nbsp; A torn bag of holding no longer contains an extra dimensional space.For an adventurer, this is nearly indistinguishable from the 5e Bag of Holding (barring number changes).&nbsp; But use for bulk cargo is extremely limited.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NotAYakk, post: 9244537, member: 72555"] I'd make bag-space collide with bag-space. Two bag-space objects (bags of holding) repel each other if they get too close. This lets you double volume, and make things super-light with bags of holding. We can make bag-space [I]less roomy[/I] than normal space. Ie, a 3x3x3 bag-space bag takes up 10x10x10 in bag-space. Bags could even make each other leak weight when packed too close together. Like this: [B]Bag of Holding:[/B] This small bag contains a portal to a 5' x 5' x 5' extra dimensional space. You can place your hand at the entrance of the bag and, as an action, cause an item you know is in the bag to appear in your hand. The bag gains 1% of the weight of the contents of the extra dimensional space, and refuses to let more items be added once there is 500 lbs within the space. Bags of Holding and other similar items do not work well when close together. They collide with each other if their extra dimensional spaces would overlap (the spaces slide out of the way if possible). In addition, for every Bag of Holding or similar within 100' another 1% of the weight of the contents leaks through to the bag itself (to a max of 100%). Attempting to place a Bag of Holding or similar extra dimensional space opening within a Bag of Holding isn't possible. The entrance acts as a solid. If you turn a Bag of Holding inside out, or tear it, all of the items in the Bag of Holding spill out into the surrounding area. A torn bag of holding no longer contains an extra dimensional space. For an adventurer, this is nearly indistinguishable from the 5e Bag of Holding (barring number changes). But use for bulk cargo is extremely limited. [/QUOTE]

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