Thanks. Your thoughts match my instincts on this one.
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Originally Posted by Gnomasz
- Yes, but the victim would know what's coming the next time and could try to run (or attack, or cover ears).
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In this case, the party had a prisoner who was in no position to avoid the charm. Makes sense that the bard could repeat the charm whenever desired. There is the built-in risk of a possible failure each time which then grants that victim immunity for 24 hours. In the future, if it seems prone to abuse, I may grant the victim a bonus to their resistance roll for each repeated attempt within 24 hours (or something like that).
EDIT: Still curious for thoughts from others, too! (I know this sort of thing gets hashed out on RPG forums all the time, but the Song of Command is a bit different than many implementations of charm spells, so it's fun to consider what its particular limits and possible abuses are.