A sudden confused look appears on your target’s face as the words coming from his mouth become nonsense.
One creature within range must make a Charisma saving throw, on a failure the target can’t make themselves understood through verbal communication. No matter how hard they try, they cannot speak a language, but only utters non-sense sounds. Their ability to write is unimpeded. To cast a spell with a verbal component the subject must make a spell casting ability check equal to your spell save DC.
You can cast bothersome babble on a creature currently affected by a previous casting of the spell without concentration. This second casting has a different effect, the target makes another charisma saving throw and on a failure the subjects speech is mentally painful to it. In any round in which the creature tries to speak it takes 1d8 psychic damage. On a successful save against the second casting the effect is negated and the affect from the first casting ends.
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