Try going back to the homepageThis Dragon is outside of a city hall in Munich, GermanyMore It’s almost time for Younglings and Padawans to head back to school, and that means you might be in the middle of gathering supplies. If you’re in the market for a new backpack, look at this amazing dragon design by the Bob Basset workshop. It’s not available for sale, but it will help you set the backpack bar a little higher. The dragon backpack is made from black leather, and that’s the workshop’s specialty. Bob Basset is based out of Ukraine and employs a team of artists trained in working leather and also in using metal, stone, and resin. They’re most well known for their detailed steampunk gas masks (which you can find for sale on eBay) and this epic design that makes it look like you have a dragon on your back. Hey, it’s better than having a monkey there. The creature curls up and over your shoulder and wraps its wings around you. I imagine it would be like getting a dragon hug all day long.

In other words, it would be the best. It’s not just for show either; the bag opens to reveal what looks like plenty of room for your books and papers. Take a closer look at the dragon accessory in the below gallery: The workshop has also produced a cool Cthulhu handbag: I would like one of the dragon backpacks made to look like Viserion from Game of Thrones. Then I could create a rig to make the backpack spew fire whenever I say “Dracarys.” Batman Mask As It Could Be in 1920 New Hair Colors and Plush Baby Aurene Backpack in the Gem Store! by Evon Gnashblade on November 08, 2016 Yeah, yeah, we know dragons are bad. They’re going to destroy us all, sure. I’m all for being prepared, but some of this speculation is getting a little out of hand. Why not have a look at some of my new stock and take your mind off the scaremongering? Plush Baby Aurene Backpack Some stick-in-the-mud on the council put a stop to my plans to bring you all safe*, exotic house pets from the wild Maguuma, so here’s the next best thing!

It’s your very own snuggly, floppy, plush baby dragon to hug, modeled from eyewitness reports of the real thing. Put a touch of dignified frost in your lovely locks, or brighten up the pre-Wintersday season with some pizazz. All six of our newest hair colors are available exclusively through Total Makeover Kits and Self-Style Hair Kits, so pay a visit to your nearest Black Lion Aesthetician today. If the rumors of dragons rising has you down, and you’re expecting the worst, why not cut loose? Dress up in our Raiment of the Lich outfit, dye it in fearsome colors with a Shadow Dye Kit or a Flame Dye Kit, put your brand-new Watchwork Mining Pick in a shared inventory slot, and burn off some of that stress. Startle your friends and neighbors! Available Now in the Gem Store! Log into Guild Wars 2 and press 'O' to access the Black Lion Trading Company for these great offers and more! *Have you educated your children about the dangers of approaching, feeding, playing with, and attempting to ride juvenile wyverns?

Send away for Captain Evon’s Wyvern-tastic Guide for Young Swabs, an invaluable resource chock-full of fun facts and colorful illustrations! Please include 50 silver, plus standard carrier fees.This list is to be used with the console runscript additem command and the "additem.erf" file, which can be downloaded on the BioWare Social Network. Open the console and type:eberlestock gunslinger backpack Typing the ".uti" extension is not necessary, but it will work if you do include it, e.g.:laptop bags chadstoneHow To Make A Dragon Backpack - Tutorial SonsationalCreations / / ©2014-2017 SonsationalCreationscheap rucksack 50l This is how to make a poseable dragon that hangs like a backack (this tutorial does not show you how to make it into a backpack however, as that is my secret ). huipil backpack

This is my first ever tutorial, so please bear with me. Here are the steps shown in the photos:1. Cut out body, tail, spine, wings (not membranes) and legs (which should be extra long, about twice as long as you think they should be because they are going to double as straps) as shown in photo, making sure that there is excess of each to allow room for change in design later on. 2. Cur wire for legs, wings and spine and twirl together (try and line it up with the fur to make sure it works, but still leave extra so you can make changes later if you need to. 3. Sew the pieces of fur together (if you do it inside out then the stitches will be less obvious at the end). You can either sew the wire skeleton into the body, or simply thread it through. 4. Stuff the body with stuffing. Cut wing membranes from felt (I do it last so I know it is the perfect size) and sew onto the wire and fur. 5. Now is your last chance to make sure the arms are long enough to be straps (twist them together to do this, or twirl them on themselves to make them into normal sized legs).  

You can now sculpt the face. I didn't take any photos of it because it is really simple. I just carve a piece of foam in the desired shape and sew it onto the neck. Then I cover it in clay etc. and sculpt the details. Let me know if you have any questions Oh and please credit me if you use this and drop a link in the comments so I can check it outDragon BackpackDragon BagDos DragonWhoa DragonDragon ArtBackpack ShutBackpack AwesomeBackpack ChildPuppy BackpackForwardLeather Dragon Backpack @Bronwyn Freeze . Slightly over the top but look at the work that's gone into this beast , beautifulThe requested URL /index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=33 was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found This article is about the Dungeons & Dragons item. For the general concept, see Magic satchel. A bag of holding is a fictional magical item in the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game, capable of containing objects larger than its own size. Since its introduction, it has appeared in other media.

The Thing Your Aunt Gave You Which You Don't Know What It Is A bag of holding appears to be a common cloth sack of about 2 by 4 feet (0.61 by 1.22 m) in size. It opens into a nondimensional space (similar to a magic satchel) or a pocket dimension, making the space larger inside than it is outside. Each bag of holding always weighs the same amount, between 15 and 60 pounds (6.8 and 27.2 kg), regardless of what is put into it. It can store a combined weight of up to forty times its own weight, and a combined volume of 30 to 250 cubic feet (0.85 to 7.08 m3). A living creature put in a bag of holding will suffocate after about 10 minutes. If a bag of holding is overloaded, or if a sharp object pierces it (from outside or inside), the bag will rupture and be ruined, the contents lost forever in "nilspace". Other magical bags similar to the bags of holding include: Some bags outwardly indistinguishable from a bag of holding have highly undesirable qualities. They are created by spellcasters either purposefully (especially in the case of a bag of devouring), or as a result of a failed spell in the process of creating a bag of holding.

Essentially a bottomless pit in a bag, this bag appears to be a normal sack, like a bag of holding, and seems to be a bag of holding on closer inspection. However, the bag is a lure used by an extradimensional creature; it is one of its feeding orifices. Issue 271 of Dragon[3] featured an article titled "The Ecology of a Bag of Devouring" that discussed the nature of such a creature. Any substance of animal or vegetable matter put into the bag has a chance of being swallowed over time. Even a person reaching in to retrieve or place an item, after the initial time, has a chance of being completely dragged into the bag and swallowed. The bag of devouring will act as a bag of holding, but every hour it has an increasing chance of swallowing the contents. Any plants or animals swallowed by the bag in this way are transported to the creature's stomach, digested, and lost forever, while inedible items are swallowed and spat into another plane. This magical sack will perform as a bag of holding for 2–10 uses.

At some point, however, the magical field will waver, causing precious metals and gems stored in the bag to be turned into common metals and worthless stones. Any magical items placed in the bag will become ordinary lead, glass, or wood as appropriate once the transmuting effects have begun. In the physics of Dungeons & Dragons, putting a bag of holding inside a portable hole will cause a rift to be opened to the Astral Plane, and both items will be lost forever. If a portable hole is placed within a bag of holding, it instead opens a gate to the Astral Plane, sucking in every creature in a ten-foot radius, and destroying both the bag and hole. The contents of the bags are either scattered throughout the Astral Plane or destroyed.[1] Placing bags of holding into one another (or within a Heward's handy haversack or vice versa) has no adverse effects in the 4th edition of the game and would allow one to store an unlimited quantity of items (each bag of holding being limited in total weight capacity to roughly 40 additional bags, depending on the size of each).

In earlier editions of Dungeons & Dragons, putting one bag of holding inside another would have the same effect as placing a portable hole into a bag of holding. Interactions with portable holes had the effects listed above. The Bagworld is the basis of especially capacious holding devices (e.g. the fanny pack of hefty capacity) in the Knights of the Dinner Table HackMaster roleplaying game (originally a fictionalized form of Dungeons & Dragons). Bagworld is another planet (possibly located on another plane of reality) that is accessed via bag devices, enabling characters to cache enormous amounts of materials. Bagworld possesses its own, apparently infinite breathable atmosphere, but no known native lifeforms; thus, a living creature placed inside is in no danger of suffocation, though death by starvation and/or dehydration is possible if the creature is not supplied with provisions. From the Bagworld point of view, there are a great many holes in the sky from which giants deposit and retrieve items (a creature or object that completely enters the bag device will shrink to Bagworld's scale once inside).

If a bag device connected to Bagworld is placed inside another such device, the device placed inside is destroyed, and the contents of all remaining connected devices are "shuffled", with each device's contents moved to the accessible space of another (random) storage device. In the roguelike computer game NetHack, a bag of holding has slightly different properties: In the first-person shooter video game Heretic, a bag of holding is a collectible item that permanently doubles the player's ammunition capacity. In Terry Pratchett's Discworld novel Making Money, wizard Ponder Stibbons is placed in charge of the "Cabinet of Curiosity", which he describes as "a classic Bag of Holding but with n mouths, where n is the number of items in an eleven-dimensional universe which are not currently alive, not pink and can fit in a cubical drawer 14.14 inches (359 mm) on a side, divided by P."[5] To ask what "P" is, is "the wrong sort of question."[5] The Cabinet manifests as a "tree" of drawers within drawers within drawers, that open in an unfolding fractal pattern of iterations.

Iteration one is a simple cabinet, but by the time of the novel they have managed to increase the number of drawers until the Cabinet fills a cathedral-sized room (actually a standard sized room, but the wizards increased the space by decreasing time; asking how is the wrong kind of question). Each drawer holds an apparently random object. If any objects are removed from the cabinet for longer than 14.14 hours, it ceases to work, limiting its usefulness. Also in Discworld is the Luggage, a variant of Heward's handy haversack. However, the Luggage has the added benefit that any clothes put in will come out pressed, folded and smelling faintly of lavender.[6] Additionally, it will attack with murderous mindlessness anyone who threatens its owner by stomping on them with its hundreds of little feet.[7] It is also possible that the Luggage will swallow an assailant, and it has been described as having rows of teeth like a shark, which can appear and disappear as needed. It also has command of a possibly infinite number of dimensions, thus anyone it swallows will disappear to a separate dimension from the clothes it carries.

It has also been known to lure people into leaning into it by filling itself with gold and gems. In Robert Heinlein's fantasy Glory Road book, a similar magic object – although not a bag, a fold box is a little black box 'about the size and shape of a portable typewriter', that can be opened again and again 'unfolding its sides and letting them down until it is the size of a small moving van' when folded back up it does not weigh more than a few pounds, even though tons of materials may be carried around in it. Though its appearance is never described, the Thing Your Aunt Gave You Which You Don't Know What It Is in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy computer game is a Bag of Holding that can hold any number of other items and never becomes too heavy to carry. Only one item you encounter in the game will not fit inside it. If dropped, the Thing mysteriously reappears in your possession several turns later. A bag of holding is used to allow use of a universe destroying "Ice-9" spell (the enemy is thrown into the bag and the spell fired after them, destroying only the bag's pocket universe rather than the regular universe).