What happens when you turn a bag of holding inside out?

Same thing as when you divide by 0.

Depends on the edition. Some games say not much. Others say stuff gets lost. I'm not sure what else.
This message was last edited by the user at 02:53, Sun 13 Apr 2014.

In reply to Andrew Wilson (msg # 1):

You have a mess on the floor.

If I may, I am curious now. What exactly is a Bag of Holding?

Lots more surface area on the inside than on the out. Different with each source material.

In reply to Nirobo (msg # 5):

Kind of like a sack that's like a TARDIS (without the time traveling).   "Bigger on the inside".

Oh alright. Thank you very much.

depends on what, if anything was in the sack, if empty then you have an inside out bag, if full you got a mess. Provided the nature of the bag would allow it to be turned inside out. (The losing stuff is if you cut a hole in the bag more than turning it inside out.)

Since it's got more surface area and space on the inside, I imagine the bag looking really big and loose. Like bed sheets sown together, but with the original size opening. However much your bag could hold normally is how big it would be inside-out. Not very useful, though.