You compel a creature of choice that you can see within range to dance and sing "I dance, dance, dance a lot. When I like to dance, I like to dance in Camelot". The target must succeed a Wisdom throw or become enthralled in singing in dancing. The target can no longer take move actions and must sing "I dance, dance, dance a lot. When I like to dance, I like to dance in Camelot" (becomes speechless/silenced). The target may still take actions that do not require movement, but has disadvantage on all attack rolls, saving throws and skill checks.
The spell lasts for 1 hour. This can be extended if the caster joins in by dancing and singing "I dance, dance, dance a lot. When I like to dance, I like to dance in Camelot" with the target, and will last until the caster stops. After each hour of dancing and singing, the target may attempt an additional Wisdom saving throw to break the spell. After each hour, any subject who is dancing takes a point of exhaustion.
Casting this spell in Camelot gives you advantage on all Charisma skill checks for the rest of the campaign.
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