The Fiddler's Command

You draw your bow across your instrument and unleash a hunting phrase -- a fragment of the storm-song.

Choose one creature within range that can hear you. The Creature must make a Wisdom saving throw. on failure, the music seizes its body. The creature's speed becomes 0 and it must use its action each turn to dance in time with your playing. it cannot take reactions. the dance is not graceful; it is compelled , frantic, and driven by the storm-touched melody.

At the start of each of its turns while affected, the creature takes psychic damage equal to a number of d8s equal to one-tenth of it's highest movement speed, (Rounded down) Examples: Speed 30 ft -> 3d8   Speed 40 ft -> 4d8  Speed 50 ft -> 5d8

The creature may repeat the wisdom saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on a success.

When you cast this spell, make a Charisma (Performance) check against your spell save DC

--Success: The target had disadvantage on its first saving throw.

--Failure: The target has advantage on its first saving throw.

LIMIT: ONCE PER SESSION