D&D 5E Best way to get advantage in DnD

[TrueBagelMan]

What is the best way to get advantage on attack rolls in DnD Adventures league? My character is going to be three levels of warlock/Hexblade and the rest being divine soul sorcerer. I’m going to get pact of the chain with the invocations being gift of the ever living ones and agonizing blast. Is there any other option besides the spell Enhance Ability? The best I can think of is a Greater Invisibility + Extended Metamagic

 

[Mistwell]

A familiar can use the help action to grant you advantage to attack.

 

[FrogReaver]

A familiar can use the help action to grant you advantage to attack.

Such a dead familiar!

 

[FrogReaver]

What is the best way to get advantage on attack rolls in DnD Adventures league? My character is going to be three levels of warlock/Hexblade and the rest being divine soul sorcerer. I’m going to get pact of the chain with the invocations being gift of the ever living ones and agonizing blast. Is there any other option besides the spell Enhance Ability? The best I can think of is a Greater Invisibility + Extended Metamagic

There is a 4th level spell in xanathars called shadows of moil.

Enhance ability doesn't affect attack rolls does it?

 

[DND_Reborn]

There is a 4th level spell in xanathars called shadows of moil.

Enhance ability doesn't affect attack rolls does it?

Shadows of Moil is great unless the target has darkvision or some other feature that will allow the caster to be seen.

EDIT: After review Shadows of Moil, whether or not the heavy obscurement is due to the darkness created or the flame-like shadows that are cloaking you is up to interpretation I suppose.

No, enhance ability doesn't affect attack rolls.

I am not familiar with the rules of AL play, but True Sight grants advantage but only every other round. If UA material is permitted, the Aiming Cunning Action feature will grant advantage on attacks as a bonus action.

 

[Zardnaar]

Faerie Fire
Hold spells
Invisability
Mastermind Rogue

 

[FrogReaver]

The biggest problem with trying to get advantage yourself is that usually you'd be better just to add hex.

 

[Mistwell]

Such a dead familiar!

Eh, then it wastes an attack of the foe and you bring it back during a short rest. It's a good way to get advantage and I find most foes are far more interested in hitting the people hitting them.

 

[tetrasodium]

Play a kobold & stick to any melee type other than rogues

 

[FrogReaver]

Eh, then it wastes an attack of the foe and you bring it back during a short rest. It's a good way to get advantage and I find most foes are far more interested in hitting the people hitting them.

1-2 attacks vs giving you advantage the whole fight.