A nifty item that strikes a chord with me.

I once tried writing a generic text-adventure engine in the 90's, and one unintentional feature I thought was amusing was that doors could be picked up as items, and moved to other rooms, while still retaining their original destination.

 

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While the premise may sound a little silly, this is actually a neat item, and sure to appeal to the more creative types of adventurers out there. 

Well done, this is likely to make an appearance in my next session. :)

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I would totally love to see this used in a game.

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Ahaha. I love this.

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This is pretty cool. I like different takes of what to do with a bag of holding, especially since the doors have so many unique purposes. Though I don't completely understand the Golden Door, is it for carrying loot?

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Love it!

Would be tempted to remove the requirement of distilled urine and just have plain old urine as the catalyst.

Could make for interesting scenarios. Go to Comment

The sour fruit are analogs to Almond fruit, as I based the seeds off of almonds, which are technically peach seeds, not nuts, and high in phosphorus. Phosphorus was discovered in 1669 by a chemist working with urine, so I figured make a special mix with binary components, loosely based off of real stuff, and have fun burning stuff! Go to Comment

Alchemy, fire, accidents, sour fruit, and the words Distilled Urine. If that isnt a win I dont know what it. Go to Comment

Useful in any game. Go to Comment

Nice and without magic. Go to Comment

Have fun burning stuff! Awesome.

I like it! Go to Comment

It's a bag that transports you to another dimension. Even with my vast collection of bags posted on the site, that's silly to me. Go to Comment

The only thing silly about this submission is the name of the wizard. I like the idea of extra-dimensional spaces being researched not in terms of magic but in mathematical expressions. I think this is fascinating, and i am imagining all sorts of fractal expressions written out in old spellbooks.

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Makes me think more of unintended consequences, and why magic should be something not fooled with by the unwary, with something as esoteric as manipulating space being beyond the typical fireballs and lightning bolts sort of magic Go to Comment

I wonder what dimension it was? Go to Comment

This item makes me desire a table with many random effects. :)

But I heard it is really a fraud, a slightly psychedelic substance that makes it's users believe it has all sorts of mysterious effects. Anyone who tries it is crazy. Go to Comment

Fox occupies 49% of the remaining potential. Go to Comment

There is a 50% chance that a cat was involved in this. Go to Comment

Bizzaar. Me likes.... Go to Comment

"Try a sample? Er... no. I've met what's left of your last customer. Get that stuff away from me." Go to Comment