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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Crimson Binome" data-source="post: 6793766" data-attributes="member: 6775031">It depends on whether you're in combat or not. If your target is in combat, and knows that it's in combat (such as if it's being attacked by your barbarian friend), then it's automatically paying attention to its surroundings and will instantly spot you when you come out from behind the rock. In this case, you don't get advantage on anything, because you're not actually hidden.If your target is not in combat, because you've made a successful Stealth check and it doesn't have any other obvious enemies in the area to put it on guard, then it can only see what's in front of it. In this case, if the DM determines that your victim isn't looking at the rock when you come out from around it, then you get advantage on your first attack (but not on an Extra Attack, or a bonus attack from dual-wielding or anything - after your first swing, it knows you're there and can defend itself normally).</blockquote>