Chest of Obfuscation

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Chest of Obfuscation

Aura moderate conjuration; CL 9th
Slot —; Price 48,000 gp; Weight 85 lb.

DESCRIPTION
This large, iron-bound chest is constructed from sturdy oak and elm, measuring 30 inches high, 60 inches wide, and 20 inches deep (approximately 21 cubic feet of storage capacity). Despite its mundane appearance, it possesses a powerful extradimensional function.

When the owner speaks the chest’s command word, the entire chest (along with all contents) vanishes instantly, transported into a small, private pocket within the Ethereal Plane. While stored in this manner, the chest is inaccessible to all creatures and effects on the Material Plane.

Speaking the command word again causes the chest to reappear within 2 feet of the owner, in the nearest available space capable of supporting it. This function operates regardless of distance, provided the owner remains on the same plane as the chest’s origin.

This ability functions regardless of distance, so long as the owner is on the Material Plane. The chest’s magic specifically allows it to transit between the Material Plane and its private pocket within the Ethereal Plane.

However, the chest cannot be called to or from any other plane. If the owner is not on the Material Plane, the chest does not respond to its command word.

The chest holds breathable air when sealed. A Medium creature trapped inside has enough air to survive for approximately 70 minutes. After this time, suffocation rules apply (see Dungeon Master’s Guide).
Speaking the command word backward causes the chest to become magically locked (as arcane lock). While locked in this manner, the chest cannot be opened except by:
  • Repeating the command word backward,
  • A successful knock spell, or
  • A targeted dispel magic (caster level check DC 21).
The chest is keyed to a specific owner at creation and does not respond to command words spoken by others.

CONSTRUCTION
Requirements Craft Wondrous Item, Leomund’s Secret Chest, dimension door, arcane lock; Cost 24,000 gp + 1,920 XP

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