So last session, one of my PCs introduced her character who is a Rogue and is kind of a silly, resourceful man. Mid session, she asks me "can I have a bag of a menagerie of things?"

She wanted a bag that contained random semiuseful stuff like wigs, passports, t-shirts, etc. We thought that was a great idea yet we kind of wanted to make it a thing that doesn't just always have the right thing.

So we ended up creating this move

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I may have a thing that can help here...

When you search your inventory for an item that can help roll with 0 (or should it be creativity?).

• On a miss, you don't have anything that helps here. Note that this doesn't exist in your inventory. You can't try again to get it
• On a low hit, you find something else that's only partially useful. The GM tells you what it is. Note that this is in your inventory
• On a 10 you find exactly the right tool or object you are looking for. Note that this is in your inventory.

You can never get a specific item this way, only items of a kind (you can get "keys" but you can't get "keys to this house")

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We ended up deciding this was one of her playbook moves because it only applied to her character.

I'm a total noob to the PbtA system and so should not be making up moves just yet. Is this a well made custom move? It seems fun enough and the tracking of the items pulled and failed to be pulled doesn't seem like a bother to the player but rather a fun tracking thing.