D&D 5E (2014) Which Invocations

[TrueBagelMan]

Darkness is weird since you gain advantage on attack roles since your an unseen attacker, but since your blinded you gain disadvantage canceling out.

 

[TrueBagelMan]

Also I’m taking a dip of 3 warlock levels. This excludes a lot of invocation options.

 

[TrueBagelMan]

Also a simple solution would be having a psudeodragon telepathically send images into there head where the enemies are if I choose devil sight.

 

[FrogReaver]

Devil's Sight is boring and not that much more useful than regular darkvision in most campaigns. You can do the Devil's Sight darkness combo but i think that sounds better on paper than it actually plays in the game (impacts allies too much)

 

[TrueBagelMan]

So gift of the ever living ones?

 

[FrogReaver]

So gift of the ever living ones?

Unless you start as a variant human for the feat that would be my pick if chosing between those 2. Variant human and something like actor feat + at will disguise self is really fun - but not so much what you are planning for with your build.

 

[FrogReaver]

Keep in mind as you get higher level you can trade out lower level invocations. So you won't always be stuck with either if something better comes along.

 

[Lucas Blackstone]

Hmm. I never thought about casting the darkness on the enemy for the darkness/devil sight combo. I always cast it on one of my own items and enjoy the benefits while not obstructing my allies except for very very rare situations.