D&D General What would Bagworld be like?

[Shades of Eternity]

I always liked the idea that Knights of the Dinner Table came up with of Interdimensional Bags being linked creating a Bagworld.

How would it exist and what would be lay of the land?

 

[MNblockhead]

Like Saakar.

 

[Shades of Eternity]

you know I should know the term, but do not.

can you paraphrase?

 

[jayoungr]

IIRC, Bagworld had little pockets of civilization that linked to actual bags, separated by large zones of wilderness (desert?) between them.

 

[MarkB]

Well, obviously it would be some form of pocket plane.

 

[MNblockhead]

Sakaar

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you know I should know the term, but do not.

can you paraphrase?

 

[MarkB]

When I had a plot-twist in my home campaign where a bag of holding came to malevolent life (that's what happens when you stick chaos-infused dragonshards from the heart of the Mournland inside a magic object and leave them there for two weeks), I portrayed the interior walls as looking like the bag's normal fabric, only massively expanded, each individual thread grown to the size of a thick cable, with pulses of magic flowing along them like electrical impulses through the neurons of a brain.

You could work something like that into the landscape of Bagworld.

I do like the concept of there being connections between extradimensional spaces. It would make a good alternative to the "lost forever in the astral sea" fate of creatures or items that are in a bag when it ruptures - they could find themselves washed up in other bags elsewhere in the multiverse instead.