Enchanted Performance

when a Charisma (performance) check is made by a bard, they can choose to cast this spell to go alongside it. It allows musical instruments that the spellcaster can see and is proficient in to play themselves. They must be actively playing a lead instrument for the duration. 2 instruments can be targeted at 2nd level. Decided by the caster at the time of casting, the targeted instrument can add harmonies and other relevant accompaniment to the lead instrument, with the intuition of if there was another version of the caster playing them.

The effect makes a performance considerably more enjoyable and therefore each enchanted instrument gives the caster extra d4s to add to the charisma (performance) check, with 2 at 2nd level.

Charm- The spellcaster can also choose one creature that it can see within 60ft to target the performance at, the person becoming charmed if they fail a Wisdom saving throw. the charm effect ends when the spell ends or if the caster or their companions do anything harmful to it. The charmed creature regards the caster as a friendly acquaintance. when the spell ends, the creature knows it was charmed, but not by who, unless the caster is its known enemy.

At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the caster can focus on either:

• versatility-  the ability to target one additional instrument for every extra level, starting from three at 3rd level, giving the caster an additional d4 to add to the charisma (performance) check; the amount of d4s added to the check is equal to the number of instruments affected by the spell.

or

• charm-  The number of creatures that can be targeted with the charm feature increases by one every three levels, starting with two at 3rd level.