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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 8116578" data-attributes="member: 6801845">I would rule that someone that is charmed (especially in this case) will not automatically fail a save.  They have no reason for the target to believe they're being irrational.  I'd probably apply disadvantage on the save but that's it.As far as readying a spell, there has to be a trigger the person with the readied action can detect.  In addition, how many spells did the bard have?  If you ready a spell you've cast it when you ready whether it's actually triggered or not.  On the other hand, readying a spell is pretty much all they're doing for the entire combat, so it is a sacrifice on their part.IMHO there are times when you just have to say no and make a ruling that makes sense to you.  This would be one of those cases for me.</blockquote>