Charming

moo_2021

I'm trying to integrate it into my build but the information is scarce.

Is there another source than Warden's class mastery and arcanist's Rune of Uncanny Adoration?

Does it cause enemies to move toward the player position where the ability is fired, or the current position?

How does a player break it? I remember there was no break-free hint when I got charmed.

How does it work with cc and cc immunity? Can a charmed enemy be stunned?

For warden's, would an enemy still be charmed if it's immune to snare?

Zodiarkslayer

Noone uses Uncanny Rune, because it is the weaker morph. I have no experience in it, but it sounds like monsters will move 8s towards you, player 4s.
Other than that charming is no special CC effect, that will not apply while the target is CC immune and players can break free after a hit, of course.

moo_2021

I saw charming used a few times in BG before scribing was available. Or at least it felt like that - my character was hit and started moving uncontrollably, I could dodge or charge but still kept moving after that.

BXR_Lonestar

I don't know if there is another source for Charm outside of the warden scribed abilities, but there seems to be a bit of a delay between when the charm is cast and when it actually effects a target, so take that delay into account. When an enemy is charmed, they seem to lose the ability to control their own movements or take offensive/defensive actions. They don't necessarily walk towards you, rather they just go in all random directions.

To break the charm, you have to click your Left and Right triggers to break free, just like any other crowd control.

The charm doesn't seem to interfere with an opponent's ability to be pulled, but it does interfere with their ability to be feared. I don't know for sure about stun.

Again, I don't know whether snare immunity will grant immunity to charm. I presume not, but I haven't payed enough attention to it.