Little Baggy

Little Baggy is a passive item.

Effects

Allows Isaac to carry two pills. Tapping the Drop button will cause a cycle through the two pills.
Spawns a random pill.
Changes all card and rune drops into pills.
Changes all card drops into pills. Existing Runes will not be converted, but new Runes will only appear through forced drops (such as from Mom's Ring or Clear Rune).

Any Tarot card or rune held when picking this item up will change into a pill.
- Dice Shard counts as a card and will be converted.
- If playing as Jacob and Esau, if one character picks up Little Baggy while the other character holds a card, that card will remain until used or dropped.
Blowing up the skull marked with a small "X" in Depths will drop Telepills instead of 0 - The Fool.
- If The Fool has already been generated, it will not be guaranteed to be replaced with a Telepills.
Tainted Characters who have an active item in the consumable slot will be allowed a third slot for pills.

Blank Card: All cards are replaced by pills, rendering Blank Card useless unless Isaac also has Starter Deck.
Crystal Ball: Generates pills instead of cards upon use.
Deck of Cards: The item becomes functionally identical to Mom's Bottle of Pills.
- During multiplayer, if Little Baggy is held by one player, other players can still spawn cards using Deck of Cards. Dropping the card will convert it into a pill.
False PHD: Since all cards turn to pills, there is potential for a lot of damage ups.
Lucky Foot: Most negative pills will be converted to their positive counterparts.
PHD/Virgo: Most negative pills will be converted to their positive counterparts.
Starter Deck: Overrides Little Baggy. Pills may still be for sale in shops, but dropping them turns them into cards.
- Having both items allows both cards and pills to appear again.
  - Picking up Starter Deck while already holding Little Baggy will turn any held pills into cards.

Bug!	Patch V1.7.5 stated that "Little Baggy no longer affects pocket items that are neither pills nor cards (such as runes)", even though that is not the case.