As an action, you exert comical control of a humanoid's movements and/or actions. If the target succeeds on an initial Wisdom save there is no effect. On a failed save the target is charmed by you for the duration. A successful DC10 perception check from an observer will reveal that the target is being manipulated.

On the target person's turn you may use your reaction to either exert control over their movement or action. Each such controlled movement or action is subject to a new Wisdom saving throw. If the movement or action would involve self-harm then the saving throw is done with advantage. If the target succeeds on this saving throw, nothing happens to them in this round but the condition is still in effect for the duration. As long as the spell is in effect and charm remains present, you may attempt to control them on subsequent rounds using your reaction even if they succeeded on a secondary saving throw. The target may be directed in these ways:

• You may choose to have them haltingly walk, jump, swim, or climb up to half their move distance in any direction.
• You may choose to use their action to make a comically bad attack at -10 penalty to hit.
• You may have them gesture in a broad and large manner.
• You may have them use or grossly manipulate mundane items or objects. 
• You may have them use a physical skill at a -10 penalty such as riding a horse.

You cannot cause the target to cast spells, use consumable or on-use magic items, or vocalize. The target person is able to use their movement, action, bonus action, and reaction as normal as long as it is not directed by you.

Each time the target takes damage, it makes a new Wisdom saving throw against the spell. If the saving throw succeeds, the spell ends.

At Higher Levels. For every two levels you cast this spell, you may exert control over one additional target. Successfully affected targets will be charmed for the duration but you will still only have one reaction to apply against one target per round.