How To Mess With Your D&D Players!

[@hamasamakun]

how do you mess with your D&D players?

[@kevincrouch2844]

Thanks to one of your earlier shorts mimic curse.

[@Harry-gk1pd]

If I was the a dm then like all of the stuff you cover

[@seannfoofoo515]

A way to mess with your players. A town of only baba yagas, disguised as a normal looking town. That travels around the lands. Never staying in one area more then a few days. If your in it when they move you are moved with them.

[@Cybertronous]

@hamasamakun The Nuclear Bitch Slap. It's basically a one-time use in your campaign, but it can't be learned, only purchase, can't be put in your bag of Holding, and requires lightning bolt or fire ball to set off.

[@jordancambridge4106]

Normal human player: Hachuuuu!!!!

[@hahayes7660]

Tha... thats basically the bag of devouring

[@Froyorionpop]

except worse/better? because the bag of devouring can almost insta kill you, not 2d8+3 damage. Edit: not to be that guy, but Mom I'm famous

[@hamasamakun]

Yeah but in the book the bag of devouring is easier to identify

[@Lostangel1000]

@@hamasamakun Soooo Its just a Bag of Devouring with extra steps?

[@djsedam123]

​@@Froyorionpopbut mimics aren't easily called VS those

[@Froyorionpop]

@@djsedam123 idk what you mean, I'm probably just too tired, could you explain it like I'm a child?

[@shadopard7527]

I remember seeing this originally. Ish. We loved the idea that the mimic might become your friend instead. Stuff disappears now and again... but they your BoH joins combat against the bbeg... and now ya gotta wonder if they're friend or foe... BUT the music is heroic.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

Idk enough about DND to know where mimics lay on the creature intelligence scale but imagine it being more like a pet than a friend? Like in the sense that pets can be loyal but fickle, it'll come to your aid in battle but it can randomly decide to stop working or give you an unexpected nibble and you have to figure out if it's playful or hungry enough to turn on you, it gets picky with what it eats and spits things it doesn't like back out at you, etc 😂 imagine a very spoiled housecat that would still try and fight off a dog for you if it had to like that one clip of a cat scaring off a big dog that was trying to hurt its owner's kid or whatever lol

[@wittiestrhyme9764]

​@@finn_in_the_bin5263pretty intelligent as they can camouflage to look like anything and you won't know what it is until you touch it

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

@@wittiestrhyme9764 fair but is that intentional or more like cuttlefish camouflage where they just copy some part of the background to hide and ambush prey? Sorry I just love speculative biology stuff on fantasy creatures lol

[@wittiestrhyme9764]

@@finn_in_the_bin5263 It may be like cuttlefish camouflage as they I'm pretty sure it says in the monster manual that they are ambushers so you may be right and might be more like a pet. I know in a campaign one DM has made an NPC have a mimic pet so seems like your right sorry

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

@wittiestrhyme9764 oh don't be sorry, I really liked your take too I just like this kind of stuff lol

[@tacotatopgnimoclewhsinnifehT]

"More times than you think, less times than I probably should have"

[@hamasamakun]

Lmaooooo

[@NoelTavish]

@@hamasamakun how many times should you eat a player's dice?

[@WilliamAfton-r4p]

@@NoelTavish the same amount as how many sides it has

[@digital_gibbs]

Bag of Devouring with extra steps

[@hamasamakun]

This is more fun for me

[@cevarg]

And The Bagman of this bag is that character with mimic curse? And this means that all of the item you’ve put there and then taken out are mimics too

[@saliosnoctin7797]

.... and that thought has made my kobold and gnome army in my bag of holding in my necromancer's possession an even more horrifying concept... thanks.

[@cevarg]

@@saliosnoctin7797 your WHat?

[@dylanmcloughlin2187]

This is called a bag of devouring and is a magic item in tbe DMG

[@jbear9]

But this one can become either a boss fight or a pet.

[@hamasamakun]

This could be applied to any item

[@Nobody1707]

Also, in much older editions of D&D, there was a 10% chance _every time_ you opened the bag of holding that it was actually a bag of devouring and ate all your stuff. Meaning that eventually every bag of holding was a bag of devouring.

[@UACLive]

My DM and I Headcannoned Salt as a minor weakness. As in a handfull of table salt. The idea was that so much salt so suddenly will make anything that tastes it react, good or bad. Horses may love it, but it will kill a snail. Dumping a handful of salt into a bag does nothing but get a little salt in the bottom of your bag, no harm done. Dumping a handful of salt into a *mimic mouth*, however...

[@mechafreak7938]

Don't know if this is already a concept, but how about a Bag of Many Things? Basically, it's a bag of holding, but each time you reach into it, there's a chance of pulling a random card from the Deck of Many Things.

[@Ikarus_the_Arisen]

I only know the deck of cards from phasma phobia but is it something like ,you want to pull out some rations and suddenly get the hanged man and die instantly? I mean it would be totally evil but it still sounds funny

[@kadenb7670]

What you did was sneak, underhanded, and downright disgraceful, ... I loved it 😈

[@joshuamillins5389]

My Buddies character tamed a mimic once. We didn't ask, and the d.m. just shook her head in disgust at how badly she rolled. So yeah, he would feed it the stuff we couldn't sell for obvious reasons and the cursed stuff we couldn't reconfigure into useable weaponry (cursed artificers are terrifying, by the way). It would happily store other stuff nice and safely it also ate one of the bbegs of a multiple campaign we did. His name was Kest, for he was an ambulatory chest.

[@benwagner5089]

Someone read their Discworld. Twoflower and the Luggage on another adventure, I see.

[@JessD.miller1749]

The regular bag mimics😂

[@gymkhanadog]

I've seen this DM back and forth on another channel too. The gist of the scenario is that the players are supposed to find the bag, be too stupid to detect magic or anything on it, assume it's a normal bag of holding only to later to discover it's something like a bag of devouring. Though in the last one they didn't talk about losing a hand, just half of the loot.

[@hamasamakun]

Some would say that’s a worse sacrifice

[@NobodyAwsum]

So this is basically an angrier bag of destruction. Or effectively it's just a bagman someone has turned into a bag of holding. And sometimes bagman can use his abilities still apparently.

[@saliosnoctin7797]

@@NobodyAwsum Well....knowing what I know of mimics, even the bagman would avoid the mimic bag of holding due to the risk of being devoured or digested by said mimic for a mimic is not picky on what or whom it eats so long at it eats. So I'd assume the bagman would be smart enough to avoid it at all costs, or at least know when a bag of hold has become infested with a mimic. Though as a more devilish thought you could have the bagman be the one that randomly leaves a mimic bag of holding in a spot that a group could find, meaning the mimic was actually a pet of the bagman.

[@RedDawn430]

Bag of devouring already exists

[@hamasamakun]

And?

[@Leo-iq9or]

iv alway thought this, my logic explains the old trope of chests in dungeons, they were once heavy duty chests of holding used to house the material to build the ancient dungeon but as the magic leaks out from their advanced age extra dimensional creature latch on to the magic and fuse with the item, making a chest mimic, so that ancient wizard door that leads to his personal pocket dimension is a door mimic, and bags of holding being relatively new and low magic power in comparison would be the last items effected and as such no fail safe have even been considered. so if you like your mimic style like dark souls where they sprout limbs or have long barbed tongues for combat expect a surprise other than a missing limb when reaching in. 😂😂😂

[@hamasamakun]

Interesting!!

[@odettefahy4568]

The most common item you give players/characters is gold

[@isty4491]

The most common thing you give your players is Hope, only to take it away again as quickly as possible

[@odettefahy4568]

@isty4491 noted

[@CrusaderLegFoot]

Mimic of holding to hold my players’ dice to eat later

[@thelittlepenguin6013]

I did this but made the mimic get attached to the party. The big reveal was during a prison escape where the bag mimic found the party and brought all their stuff to them :)

[@etrieus2291]

I helped out a friend with a similar concept. I lent him my cursed item salesman and the party picked up the “Bag of Rats” (homebrew, you can find it somewhere). it functions like a bag, you can put stuff in it. But the moment you take something out of it the bag discourages everything and spits out a crap ton of rats. From what I heard one of the party members actually died.

[@alarkhar]

Another bag that I always found fun was introduced in Pathfinder 2e Revised's GM Core, but can be easily adapted (heck, you don't need to change anything!) to D&D: the Bag of Ferrets. Basically, it works exactly like a Bag of Holding, but whatever you put inside has a 50% chance to be permanently turned into a ferret. Sure, you can disenchant the ferret and get your +3 sword back - but first you have to catch it. And it has to be gentle, because if the ferret dies... you get a dead ferret. Disenchanting is no longer an option after the little mustelid is a corpse.

[@zerumsum1640]

That's not a bag of ferrets, that's a bag of chaos...

[@Alex11DA.]

My party abdomesticated a mimic and made it a bag of holding

[@Mr.Eous_Mann]

Yes. Finally. A place to share my evil mimic ideas. You have already heard of mimic coins, mimic bags and mimic potions, but there is a new level of evil already in development. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: mimic armor. It looks, feels and acts just like your average set of armor. Which one specificallt depends on which player you want to kill. Usually full plate works best. The set of armor is very good, and protects well, but arter reaching a certain damage threshold it will crack, awakening the mimic. Now you have a player covered head to toe in a layer of metal covered shapeshifter. It is a death sentence. that is the end. If you want to be extra evil, give one of your players a prosthetic mimic. Most people dont know this, but mimics can enter a comatose-like state for a few months by covering themselves with mutated bone. If the bone is broken in that time, out will come a very angry, very hungry mimic. Also, theres the forever effective mimic stacking. Sure, that set of armor might be s giant mimic, but it might also be a colony of almost 50 mimics living in unison. A mimic is just like a ladagna, after all. You can just but a bunch of mimics on top of one another to make a bigger mimic.

[@bnane42]

"And THAT is why I'm the DM and not you."

[@JVSkellington]

"...you feel teeth." is probably the scariest thing I've heard you say, ever.

[@Jerrell7321]

"Eat youre players dice?" "... *YOU'RE THE MIMIC!* "

[@KingKongsWilly]

I imagine him smacking his face onto the table to gobble up a dice like a titan, just because he didn't like how high someone rolled.😂👄🎲🎲

[@rmt3589]

Mimic vs Bagman vs Bag Of Devouring

[@mateuszkowalewski4303]

"I reach into my bag of holding..." "It bites down." "What?" "It bites down."

[@SaganTheKhajiit]

Exactly that last point. If a DM ever does that to me, guess who's gonna be asking that DM about the weight of EVERYTHING?

[@kaziglu8344]

Hide mimics inside a hard candy shell and put those "candies" in a bowl with other candies. When your players do a perception check, they can only check the candies that are visible, so the candies on the bottom which have the mimics are not checked. And if you want to get really technical you could have each candy in a paper wrapper, so when those get checked before the player touches the candies, a perception check again only checks what they can directly see, which is the wrappers and not the candy inside the wrappers.

[@jonathanmakuberski8048]

My artificer who van make his own Bags of Holding: Parry this you filthy causal!

[@Creeperkid735]

"I reach into my bag of holding and-" "Roll for initiative." "...What?" "Roll. For. Initiative."

[@scottthompson2571]

Mimic bag of holding has a better plan. Instead of loosing loot, train it to be an ally. When you need to get something back give it food. Train it when you want something back it gets a treat. Then it could also be used as a booby trap by dropping it. The next person who sees it thinks "hey, I got a free bag of loot". But because they didn't give it the treat you used to train it, it devours the person who stuck their hand in your bag.

[@spencerruston406]

Had an oasis in a desert with some ruined tents and loose equipment among the palm trees and pool. The party realised it was an ooze and group of mimic trees working together to eat adventurers after one of them belly flopped into the giant slime lol

[@nelsonwoodard7459]

I came up with the theft proof bag of holding. It's actually a tamed Mimic that will actually give your stuff back but if someone tries to steal from the bag they become lunch for the Mimic 😁

[@adorkmoreon3599]

I played a campaign in the 90's where my party had a pair of interesting bags of holding. They were a linked pair. What you put in one bag could only be taken out of the other bag. There wasn't really any limit of the distance between the bags either. Even worked between planes.

[@Mr-Tonk]

You can also give them a Bagman infected Bag of Holding! 😂

[@jake120007]

i played a Mimic of Holding as a player character using the sidekick class, and disguised myself as our wizards hat.

[@CassandraMiyuki]

My brain immediately went to Legends of Avantris and their Edge of Midnight campaign.

[@ImTheJohns]

You... just described the concept of a bag of devouring... but with extra steps...

[@TheSkinStealer-p8m]

Nah Since corpses can be mimics Make a dragon corpse which is actually a boss mimic

[@TheBloodswordsman]

My brother in Christ, I was already scared shitless of the bagman, now you wanna hit me with Mimic bags of holding?!

[@OutlandStation]

That last line ... *IS* the most evil thing you can do as a DM...

[@davealsodave2794]

My players willingly got one as a pet. Rogue was breaking into a tower, rolled terribly to escape so I thought it was funny to turn his escape window into a mimic. He befriended it and turned it into a bag of holding, named him Pennywise.

[@Pclav]

Once in Earthdawn I rolled 116 on one D10. In ED you roll again and add if you roll the top number on a dice. If the DM ate my die that day I'd get it back on the spot. "Insane" numbers in ED are in the 30s. 50s is the stuff of legends. I effd up the whole start of campaign with that one.

[@cariocadenit]

I understand mimics are basically undistinguishable from a regular object, but they're still living beings. Meaning that any aoe that hits you, will hit them as well. And there's so many hits a small mimic can take before it's instincts kick in and it tries to escape.

[@Zgrywus100]

"are you allergic to playing this game like a human being?" Brother you are eating dice of your players.

[@Akuma_404]

Isnt this just a bag of devouring?

[@hamasamakun]

Not really, this could be applied to any item

[@Sundowner-pi9pi]

I want the mimic bag. Pair it with your other video of how mimics can gain sentience if alive for long enough. I want a pet facehugger bag i can throw at enemies.

[@Sundowner-pi9pi]

Also, In the campaign I'm in, we still haven't even seen a bag of holding, a mimic, or even a proper dungeon. I do have a plate +3 and a vorpal longsword tho.

[@hamasamakun]

What would you name it?

[@Sundowner-pi9pi]

@@hamasamakun simple, Ankh.

[@CriticalThinkersGuild]

I prefer the horror element of having the Bag Man coming out of nowhere for players who get to comfortable.

[@Archfay]

in Pathfinder there's something called the Bag of Weasels which you put your stuff in, and when you go to take it out you have to roll a flat check. on an 11 or lower.... your thing is now a weasel. Our party got sold one a few weeks ago, and I almost immediately lost two weapons to it. None of our characters will ever trust a magic bag again. At least we have an infinite supply of weasels if we ever need that? I can see the Mimic of Holding being a nastier surprise, that's for sure!

[@sharkdentures3247]

"I'm old." "How old are you?" "Old enough to remember when Mimics were RARE monsters that just looked like Treasure Chests!"

[@pipermullis3490]

Theres already a simulator concept in D&D it's a tall lankey creature that lives in the bag of holding

[@eduardosousa9291]

An even better idea is to give them a cursed bag that makes mimics, so they have to watch in horror as every item they've ever stored grows teeth

[@dirtyblonde1011]

So....a sentient Bag of Devouring? All you're missing is an active portal for the Bagman

[@ssp4558]

gave a player a quiver that can hold any weapons. but the weapon dispensed is random. so the dm rolls a d20 then the player pulls out a random item when a 1 is rolled. and on a 20 the item they pull out has a temporary +1 added to it regardless if its magical or not.

[@69_184]

all i can think is the dm eating our dice in the middle of of a dungeon during a fight

[@pedroc.b.3874]

A DM once did that in a table i played at. Nerds can be surprisingly vicious under the appropriate incentive.

[@hamasamakun]

I learned that the day I started responding to comments

[@pedroc.b.3874]

Nerds hadn't put hands on you for that yet... as far as I know.

[@crowsenpai5625]

This but the party is also pretty murdery and ends up dumping lots of bodies into the bag too. They later find their magic items perfectly fine, but are confused to find most all the organic things they dumped in the bag are missing. The party unknowingly have been feeding the mimic meat and creating an unspoken pact where it keeps the magic items safe while the party provides it food, basically taming it. The party only ever finds out because some guy one day tries to pickpocket the party and the bag eats the hand as someone who isn’t part of the party enters the bag and the mimic defends the loot.

[@Squirrel_Soup]

I did something like this. But made it look like a money pouch. One of my players managed to make a system to where it wouldn't bite him, but the thief's that steal it would. He was getting tired of the parties theif having sticky fingers. He finally learned his lesson when he lost all his fingers on his good hand

[@BryonStice]

Been playing since AD&D and I'd argue that encumberance makes the game better. You actually have to think strategically about what you take with you on adventures and what you bring back.

[@thedarktemple9702]

Want to make it interesting? Keep track of the bags items and delete items after a set amount of time/sessions of it being unused(say they put a +1 dagger in and they dont take it out after two sessions, then its gone the third) that way it causes chaos without being evil, you could also limit the items it devours to things like food or certain potions for a more relaxed item that can also be used for corpse removal

[@mutantmonkey7825]

Reverse mimic of holding, your party knows it's a mimic but it still has the infinite storage, the only way to keep it from devouring items by giving it actually food, you still have to fight with the mimic and just never give the players a bag of holding

[@TheArmyKnifeNut]

Everybody's saying that this is basically just a bag of devouring but they're missing the fact that this is a bag of devouring that can fight back.

[@ReferenceMachinist]

I have a homebrew monster, that has O HP, and can only be seen in shadows and darkness, and only on the outskirts of your peripheral. It's latches onto any player, haunting every shadow except their own, and the only way to kill it, is to trap it in sunlight. Every second a player looks at it, they 1d4 damage. It's the Shadow Monster down the Hallway. Every second you

[@calerichardson7392]

I came up with a cursed bag of holding that hangs on to you

[@S.A.F.T.I]

To keep things moving along, you could change up how Mimics work a little bit. Instead of losing things, their items will sort of get... Mashed together. On the one hand, this can spoil your potions and food. On the other hand, if you shove some silver in there, along with a steel sword, you might end up pulling an electroplated Steel-Silver sword. As the DM, you could either roll dice to determine what they pull out, or, use the power of plot to give them what they need. Or, y'know, have the bag come to life and sprout arms to wield stored weapons and become a boss. If they win, they get to keep their stuff and get a bag of holding. If they lose, the next party has to fight the Mimic plus the old party. Because inducing terror and pain is the idea, I guess.

[@MurkuryMagick]

Bag of holding are rare in my campaigns one would likely be a main reward for moderately difficult adventure

[@ΠαντεληςΜεϊμετης-ν4ω]

Well you could say depending on material and density the items could take acid damage for every turn they are inside the bag

[@cutduckling700]

Why when he said eat their dice I imagined that scene in that live house movie when the guy run away then runs back to eat the kids chip then run away again

[@cj_mrgoldenfox15]

Or it becomes your best friend, and you can be Toji from JJK against all the npc's in combat. It works as a normal "Bag of Holding," but if anyone else tries to use it, the mimic bites back and (if you want) when you die the mimic digest everything getting rid of anything the bad guys can take from you

[@My_Good_Candy]

When I next play, I'm using a snake with a gun, but the gun was a wizards soul in it, so it casts the spells, but the wizard uses Mage hand for me.

[@TackyKnacky]

*The Bagman wants to know your location*

[@LunaTheMoth1]

That's just a mimic haven bag xD (wakfu has bags of holding with the explanation being a pocket dimension)

[@Sup3rAJ2]

Another silly idea to sow distrust in Bags of Holding Bag of Substitution - Functionally a Bag of Holding, any item placed inside is stored in the exact same manner and an attempt to retrieve it can be done at any time and as frequently as desired. Upon attempted retrieval of a specified item that was stored in the bag, a D20 is rolled by the DM to determine the relative accuracy of the item actually retrieved. A Natural 20 would result in the exact item desired, while a Natural 1 would result in a bizzare (and potentially dangerous) item being retrieved instead. Any other roll results in an item that is in some way or form interpreted as being 'Similar' to the initially requested item. From as simple as retrieving a copper coin instead of a gold coin, to reaching for a bow and getting the hemp the bowstring was made from

[@richardlandrum1966]

Back in ad&d2 days. Our DM gave us a a bag of displacement. It presented as a bag of holding until you try to pull something out. At which point, you roll a percentile. If you rolled 90 or above you pull the thing you were trying to get. EVERY other number from 1 - 89 was an item off of a list the dm made.....including things like gear, creaatures, homebrewed cursed items....the works. That random list also included each individual card from the deck of many things, and the first time we used it the skull card was drawn, resulting in a TPK. DM put a lot of work into that item. Lead to a lot of laughs, but i still say it was his fault for giving that to a 5 person, 3rd level, alignment diverse party.

[@hamasamakun]

Grab bag of holding

[@zelex1456]

That's a bag of devouring, also I'm calling the Bag Man he is gonna be so upset with you

[@VampireSniper97]

Mimic health potion. Upon consumption roll constitution. Best case the health potion seems to have failed. Worst case what you drank was actually hp mimic eggs and they chest burster you.

[@oscarbooth6679]

My way to expand the concept, players kill the Mimic, it leaves behind a stone, the stone reacts to the player that lost the hand, they now have skills based around the loot in the bag and a way to hide it

[@kellyheffner3232]

So yes to everything you said, it's called a bag of devouring, lol

[@troperhghar9898]

Idea 💡 armorer artificer who's armor is a large mimic

[@exseen24]

ya but your basically feeding your pet at that point so it grows attached to you and never wants to leave, so if it senses your truly in danger it will cough up the most insane item but it actually helps.. ie you fall in a pit and need rope to get out, heres TNT to blow up a wall to the exit... now you just gotta survive the explosion

[@virtuedreamer6623]

Mimic of Holding that actually IS enchanted to hold a shitton of items and you just find Old Man Jenkins in there and if you give it food items every once in a while it will not in fact eat your hand

[@theultimatefnafgamer]

Or plot twist: put 2 dragons in that bag of holding, when they would need a 2nd one, because whomever rolled the least for a bag of holding reciever doesnt get it and would have to buy it/all combined to not have a certain amount of numbers for the entires party rolling for. Theyd have to buy the said bag of holding. It would have 2 dragons in it. Then. They buy it, put a singular gold coin in it, couldnt. Then when they try to pull, out whatever was in it, it would be the 2 dragons, basically a non-avoidable first boss fight for under leveled players, or the best way to start a dnd session for the next adventure

[@voidblood2574]

The first thing that came to mind was that the bag was still a mimic, but everything you put in the bag also becomes a mimic

[@BlackOnion-g6k]

Or whatever you take out of the mimmic of holding is a newborn mimmic

[@Leeloo-Foxx]

the players will find a way to adopt it and use it to do unspeakable horrors

[@Zulk_RS]

Bag of Devouring. You are thinking of a Bag of Devouring.

[@NJM1564]

Plot twist the mimic is helpfull only eating old food and corpses and helps you find the things you need.

[@pizza-brain]

Dm did this to our party, but instead he used the bag man

[@bradjones7491]

Mimics don't eat items they eat people, they actually have items inside to lure in people. But there's a monster for this exact thing that exist already it's called a bag man, and he's just a friendly little guy in your bag until he's not.

[@michaelw5633]

Instead of it, being a mimic that attacks make it so it is a Mimic. that eats literally anything. Human being is favorite And then make a mimic book That reads, there's an item called the bag of wormholes and it teleports all their items to one place The players might try to do is go into the bag of holding

[@michaelw5633]

Also, the bag of warmholees Would be the funniest troll item.

[@unicorncatpegasus_8819]

Once had kind of the opposite idea for a cute silly character idea. A goblin with a bag he thinks is a mimic because the stuff he puts in it keeps vanishing, but turns out there is just a hole in the bottom and he is too dumb to notice 😂 he puts random things inside to feed the 'mimic' and it all just eventually falls out.

[@LvDalek]

I’d argue you’d either have to give a fair clue that something is not right with the bag or you wouldn’t be able to keep up the charade long because I don’t see the mimic just not digesting things for that long

[@Jay_76]

A Mimic in object form, in this case a Bag of Holding, also has the permanent ability of Adhesive. Claiming a Bag of Holding is a Mimic would alter one of the fundamental aspects of the Mimic. As a DM, you're entitled to do this in your own homebrew game but in an actual "Official" DnD campaign,it couldn't happen.

[@CodingCorvus]

There is much more evil things. The bagman. For some reason you keep hearing a voice in your bag of holding.

[@graftonmborge]

You sir have not encountered the bag man yet and it shows. The bag man was once an adventurer just like us all. However one day him and his party were ambushed by monsters in the wilderness. They fought desperately and for a long time killing wave after wave. Then finally a large enough hoard to dwarf the previous ones had arrived and surrounded them. The adventurer was terrified and it poisoned his mind against his other companions. In a last ditch effort for his own self preservation he fled… through his own bag of holding never to be seen again. Some say he died trying to enter the bag. Some think it was starvation that got him, but I know the truth. I see him in the night every once in a while opening my bag of holding from his side to get a peak out. He steals stuff that he can reach from the bag. Usually food. However I have heard stories of adventures going missing with only a bag of holding as evidence. This made me wonder what if it was him. Transformed and mutated by the extra dimensional space. I wonder what would happen if I tried entering myself. Suddenly the rest of the party screams as the story teller on the other side of the camp fire pulls out a skull he hid in his bag of hold for just this moment.

[@ericcooley9407]

That's a bag of devouring with extra steps.

[@riverraven7359]

Also : mimic of ... Toilet roll, socks, The Good Chair, puddle. For added difficulty increase creature size and run with: Mimic of .... Brothel, Temple, Pub, Book shop, Discount Dave's Magical Pawn Shop. Have fun😂

[@viniciuscarvalho5592]

Okay hear me out Let's turn this cute The bag mimic works like a normal bag of holding and have the personality of a dog