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Paladin Mount - Is he a bag of holding ?
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<blockquote data-quote="marcelvdpol" data-source="post: 6962809" data-attributes="member: 6837387"><p>It seems quite ok for me to use the Find Steed spell as some kind of Bag of Holding. The mount will come with some basic equipment to ride it and saddle bags definitely fall under that category. Putting items in the saddle bags seems fine; they will stay in the saddle bags even if the mount is dismissed. This is quite usual for spells that teleport or moce things to a different plane. Also, spells that change shape or form (Druid shapeshift or spells like Polymorph) usually indicate that worn or carried items are included in the new form (either usable or merged) so that when the ability ends the items are still on the person. Most likely this is to make it simpler (when Polymorph ends you will return to your original shape preserving its original state in terms of weapon in hand, armour worn etc).</p><p></p><p>This would lead me to conclude it will also work this way for the Find Steed spell. </p><p></p><p>Note that ruling it this way isn't particularly gamebreaking or imbalancing the game; most DM's seem to hand wave carrying capacity anyway if the players don't heavily abuse it. And a Bag of Holding will ultimately do exactly the same; as a DM i tend to hand out a Bag of Holding quite soon (3d level or so) to a party so that there is actually an excuse to hand wave carrying capacity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="marcelvdpol, post: 6962809, member: 6837387"] It seems quite ok for me to use the Find Steed spell as some kind of Bag of Holding. The mount will come with some basic equipment to ride it and saddle bags definitely fall under that category. Putting items in the saddle bags seems fine; they will stay in the saddle bags even if the mount is dismissed. This is quite usual for spells that teleport or moce things to a different plane. Also, spells that change shape or form (Druid shapeshift or spells like Polymorph) usually indicate that worn or carried items are included in the new form (either usable or merged) so that when the ability ends the items are still on the person. Most likely this is to make it simpler (when Polymorph ends you will return to your original shape preserving its original state in terms of weapon in hand, armour worn etc). This would lead me to conclude it will also work this way for the Find Steed spell. Note that ruling it this way isn't particularly gamebreaking or imbalancing the game; most DM's seem to hand wave carrying capacity anyway if the players don't heavily abuse it. And a Bag of Holding will ultimately do exactly the same; as a DM i tend to hand out a Bag of Holding quite soon (3d level or so) to a party so that there is actually an excuse to hand wave carrying capacity. [/QUOTE]
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