You attempt to charm a humanoid you can see within range, giving them a purpose to carry out. It must make a Wisdom saving throw, and does so with advantage if you or your companions are fighting it. If it fails its saving throw, it is charmed by you and you can specify a purpose which the humanoid will prioritize accomplishing (e.g., guard this door, cook food, etc.). If it succeeds its saving throw, the spell will fail and it will be immune to this spell for 24 hours.   If fulfilling the purpose would cause them harm (e.g., stab yourself, fight a battle for us, drink this poison, etc.), they reroll a wisdom saving throw. On a success, the spell will end, and the target gains immunity to this spell for 10 days. On a failure, they instead believe fulfilling the purpose won't cause them harm. This belief is lost as soon as they are harmed, however, which would end the spell.   Therefore, this spell cannot be used to order a target to stab themselves (since the spell would end as soon as they feel harmed by the tip of their blade). It can be used if the harm caused is delayed or irreversible (e.g., jump off a building, drink time-delayed poison, etc.). Both the duration and number of targets increases when using higher spell casting. By default, at 3rd level this spell will last 1 hour and will affect 1 target. Casting Dispel Magic or Greater Restoration on the target will end this spell.