Pawtroll's Confounding Charm

This small, wooden charm is shaped like a grumpy face with exaggerated features, its surface painted in vibrant colors that seem to shift subtly when not looked at directly. When activated, the charm allows the user to cast the Confusion spell as a 2nd-level spell once per long rest, with a DC of 13 to save against its effects. However, the whimsical nature of the charm also brings about a random effect when used: every time the spell is cast, the user must roll a d6. On a roll of 1-2, the spell backfires, causing the user to also become confused for 1 round. Additionally, while attuned to the charm, the user is subject to occasional bouts of unexpected whimsy—they may uncontrollably burst into song or dance at an inopportune moment, requiring a DC 12 Charisma saving throw to resist the urge. This charm was crafted by Grumpy Pawtroll himself, fashioned from the whims of lost travelers and imbued with a touch of chaotic energy to reflect his dual nature as a protector and mischief-maker. Those who possess it may find both amusement and annoyance as they navigate the unpredictable consequences of Fey magic.