Curse of the Enchantress

By your will, you curse a wicked heart to change into a bestial shape. If your target has not been cruel or heartless for most of its life (at your DM’s discretion), the spell has no effect.

This spell transforms a humanoid creature that you can see into a new form. If the target is Medium or smaller in size, it grows up a size. The new shape makes the target look like a beast-like version of itself, sporting different animal attributes like a tail, tusks, ears, legs, beak, feathers, scales, etc. It has no effect on shapechangers.

As part of your action when you cast this spell of after you cast it, you state the conditions the target must achieve to break the curse. It usually comes to receiving or performing an act of true love or by mending their ways. The condition can’t be to cause harm to itself. The rose used as a material component is permanently attuned to the target until the curse is broken by meeting the conditions of the spell. The rose gives the ability to perceive someone that could commit an act of true love, receive one from the spell’s target or help them break the curse, as if by the use of the locate object spell. The mirror allows the creature to see what they desire, like a small window to the world. They can only see and hear but can’t communicate with it.

if the target already has all its attunement slots occupied, the attuned objects are replaced at random by the rose and the mirror.

After one year, the rose completely wilts and the mirror loses its magic. The effects of the curse become permanent and only the use of the wish spell can break it or if you decide to revoke the curse. Your death does not break the curse.

The target's game statistics do not change except for a -5 in Charisma and disadvantage on every Charisma checks. It retains its alignment and personality. The target does not revert to its normal form if it falls unconscious. Magic cannot alter the target’s shape to hide it’s beast-like attributes.