Pioneered by the Great Conjuror of Silfr-Strjana Arbünda Grundl, this spell allows you to fill, and then rapidly empty, the bladder of any creature you target within range. Unwilling creatures must make a Constitution saving throw. If the spell is cast via touch, the creature must roll with disadvantage. From within 10 ft, the creature must simply pass a standard saving throw. From 10 ft up to 20 ft, the creature may roll the saving throw with advantage. Upon a successful saving throw, the creature's bladder is filled but successfully holds in the raging tide of piss, therefore the creature will be persuaded to take a pee-break within the near future, but will not lose their dignity nor control of their bladder. Upon an unsuccessful saving throw, the creature promptly pisses themselves and is too embarrassed to perform its next action. If the situation arises in which it somehow matters, the amount of piss released is proportional to the creature's size. The creature pisses themselves until concentration is broken, embarrassment is not a feature of the spell but rather enhanced by it, and will still depend on the character and resolve of the target. (ei. A large unthinking ogre may not care that he has pissed himself as he does not have the intellect to realize)
Higher Levels Scaling - The number of targets affected at once by the spell is equal to the level of spell-slot expended. For instance, when cast with a level 2 spell slot, two enemies within range will be targeted.
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