This wand is made with an ivory handle and a dragonbone shaft. It allows the wielder to store items within an extra-dimensional space that can be summoned forth with the wand.
- Store Item - The wielder touches a single, non-living item weighing not more than (MA x 10) lbs and utters the command word. The item vanishes and is stored in the extra-dimensional space. This use of the wand can function once per round.
- Store Large Item - This effect is the same as the one above except that the wand must touch the item for 30 seconds while uttering a complicated command phrase. At the end of this time, the large item is stored in the extra-dimensional space. The item cannot be larger than a typical wagon.
- Summon Item - This effect calls forth the item. The wielder waves the wand and utters the command word while visualizing the item. The item appears 1d4 rounds later in a spot indicated by the mage. This use takes one round. The mage can be doing other things while waiting for the item to appear. If the mage is not sure what is in the extra-dimensional space, he can choose not to visualize an item and a random item from the extra-dimensional space will appear.
- Item Limit - No more than (MA x 2) normal items can be stored in the extra-dimensional space. No more than (MA / 5; round down) large items can be stored.
- Uses Per Day - The wand cannot be used more than (MA / 3; round up) times per day. This total includes any combination of store item, store large item or summon item.
- Item Note - A single item is a contiguous item but the item can contain other items, subject to weight limit. For example, a sack of coins can be one item. A shirt is a single item unless it is stuffed in a sack with other clothing and the mage affects the sack instead of the shirt. Two 50' coils of rope are two items unless they are tied together, in which case they are a single item. The GM will arbitrate other questions about items.
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