A intenção dessa habilidade é meio alegre - a personalidade e a performance do bardo são tão fascinantes que os ouvintes se tornam super fãs . De uma entrevista de designer :
Also, aesthetically, Mike [Mearls] and I early on talked about essentially having figures like Freddie Mercury in mind, so this Bard, it was just crazily fabulous and beguiling [....]
We felt there was a place for a Bard that instead was all about the beguiling magic of the Feywild, and so the College of Glamour play testers really liked it, and we refined it to really just enhance what they liked about it and that is: this Bard who is able to beguile people using their class features and not just using spells, a Bard who once they’re high enough level, can make it difficult for people to even attack them because essentially, the people have become their fans because again, full disclosure, in addition to being inspired by stories of Fey creatures and their beguiling abilities, we were also again inspired by the idea of the College of Glamour sort of being a pop star and so there’s a little thread in some of the class features of basically people becoming the College of Glamour’s, that Bard’s fans. We’re going to do what you say. We’re not going to hurt you.
Ênfase minha. Alguma pontuação adicionada à transcrição oficial, como é bastante ofegante.
Com outras habilidades de charme, como a mágica amigos (como NathanS observa ), as" vítimas "tornam-se hostis após o término do efeito. Isso não joga bem com o tropo aqui. Pode ser possível que uma pessoa teimosa e rara mude a influência, mas em geral, você não pode ter uma estrela do pop-rock com um ( possivelmente um pouco literalmente) fanbase louco se esse fandom desaparece quando o efeito acontece.
Portanto, acho que é intencional que a habilidade não mencione efeitos secundários negativos.