Creates a crudely drawn characature of the targeted creature that lingers about 3 inches above their head created out of white light with black outlines. Once the caricature is created the creature can leave the 15 foot range without the illusion disapearing as long as the caster holds concentration and the affected creature doesn't leave a 75 foot radius of the caster.
The caricature exaggerates the creature's unattractive characteristics and will speak an inflammatory, "strawman" version of the affected creature's viewpoints and beliefs in an annoying high pitched voice audible from about 30 feet away, if the creature isn't intelligent enough to have opinions or viewpoints it will simply do a poor impression of the sounds the creature normally makes. The creature must pass a charisma save or suffer disadvantage on charisma saves and skill checks for the duration as well as taking 1d6 psychic damage every turn the spell is active if the caster wishes to. If the charisma check is passed the caricature will still exist but simply not effect the creature with the previously stated effects.
Alternatively the caricature can exaggerate the creature's positive attributes, particularly the jawline and muscle mass and will speak a simplified, "steelman" version of the affected creature's viewpoints or beliefs in a low pitched, dulcet and voice audible from about 30 feet away as well as faintly emanating "Can You Feel My Heart" by Bring Me the Horizon. The creature will have advantage on charisma saves and skill checks for the duration of the spell.
Regardless of which effect chosen the caricature will be visible in the darkness and regardless of if the affected creature is visible causing them to not benefit from invisibility and be detectable in the dark without dark vision.
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