aleucard
2014-08-17, 11:57 AM
Exactly what it says on the tin. The entirety of official 3.5 is allowed.
Bags of Holding and their relatives may be able to hold massive amounts of jargon, but introduce anything pointy and everything in them goes *Poof*. Portable Holes don't have that particular problem (and in fact, I'm fairly sure they're impossible to destroy by conventional methods (Disjunction is not conventional)), but take an absolutely obnoxious amount of time to retrieve things from. Thus far, the only ones I can find that are useful are the Quiver of Ehlonna (which may need DM adjudication), the multiple Gloves of Storing variants (though the price may range from sensible to absurd for all the wrong reasons), and the Cloak of Weaponry (though only for a single weapon; has a nice visual, though, especially if you want to be a smartass and call it Hammerspace). You guys know any more? Criteria are 1) must be retrievable from the storage method fast enough for it to be at least as useful in-combat as wearing the weapon normally and 2) not be potentially damageable by simply storing the weapon in it (like the Bags of Holding). Storage methods that are indistinguishable from the normal method (a magical scabbard that only holds 1 weapon but does something to it, for instance) aren't valid but may be mentioned if they're really that good.
Have fun!
Bags of Holding and their relatives may be able to hold massive amounts of jargon, but introduce anything pointy and everything in them goes *Poof*. Portable Holes don't have that particular problem (and in fact, I'm fairly sure they're impossible to destroy by conventional methods (Disjunction is not conventional)), but take an absolutely obnoxious amount of time to retrieve things from. Thus far, the only ones I can find that are useful are the Quiver of Ehlonna (which may need DM adjudication), the multiple Gloves of Storing variants (though the price may range from sensible to absurd for all the wrong reasons), and the Cloak of Weaponry (though only for a single weapon; has a nice visual, though, especially if you want to be a smartass and call it Hammerspace). You guys know any more? Criteria are 1) must be retrievable from the storage method fast enough for it to be at least as useful in-combat as wearing the weapon normally and 2) not be potentially damageable by simply storing the weapon in it (like the Bags of Holding). Storage methods that are indistinguishable from the normal method (a magical scabbard that only holds 1 weapon but does something to it, for instance) aren't valid but may be mentioned if they're really that good.
Have fun!