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Dimensional Storage Rewording

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I was given permission here.

Basically the first sentence of the page is worded to imply the power by default is of infinite scope: 'Dimensional Storage (also called Hammerspace or Magic satchel) is the ability to store as many items as one wishes in a sort of "storage area" without any regard for running out of room.'

The italicized part implies no matter how many items are in there any character with this power will not run out of room. For a power the page acknowledges as typically being without a canon explanation that seems odd, to my understanding shouldn't that be proven case by case. For example, Frisk, a character with a reasonable in universe explanation doesn't have infinite storage. The wording should probably be approved. I don't have a great idea what the wording should be still I will offer something. 'Dimensional Storage (also called Hammerspace or Magic satchel) is the ability to store things in a "storage area". This "storage area" can be explained or unexplained, but is capable of hold volumes that should not otherwise be able to fit in the external volume of the container shown if one exists. The "storage area" is sometimes accessed from thin air with the limits of the media being used to obscure how such as between comic panels, off screen, or behind something blocking view.'

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I agree with the premise, though I'm also unsure of the wording right now.
If we don't find something satisfactory I'll consider drafting something later.
 
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