Emotion

A place you can see in range warps with enchanting magic, forcing unwilling creatures in 15-foot radius sphere to make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed saving throw, a creature is subject to a magically enhanced emotion. You choose the emotion when you cast the spell, the effects are listed below:

• Despair. Enchanted creatures suffer a 1d4 penalty to all ability checks, attack rolls, and saving throws. Despair dispels hope.
• Fear. Enchanted creatures are frightened of you. Fear dispels rage.
• Friendship. Enchanted creatures perceive all creatures around them, as friendly towards them, granting advantage on all Charisma skill checks against them. If you attempt to force this emotion on creatures in combat, they have advantage on the saving throw, and they get to repeat the save each time they take damage. Friendship dispels hate.
• Hate. Enchanted creatures perceive all other creature around them as hated foes, potentially causing them to attack former allies. Charisma skill checks have disadvantage on affected creatures. Creatures have disadvantage on the saving throw if they were already in combat. Hate dispels friendship.
• Hope. Enchanted creatures gain a 1d4 bonus added to all ability checks, attack rolls, and saving throws. Hope dispels despair.
• Rage. Enchanted creatures fight heedless of danger, adding +2 to Strength based damage rolls. Rage dispels fear.