D&D 5E Ways a Warlock can get access to Enhance Ability

[Otterscrubber]

I am playing a lvl 14 Warlock in one of our campaigns. I have him loaded up with cool abilities that help him make charisma based skill checks, or really any skill check. I am trying to find ways he can get access to the enhance ability spell, not to get it in his spell list but to find items that he would be able to use reliably to cast this spell when he felt he needed a boost. Are there any magic items out there that provide this? I can't seem to find or think of any....

 

[Li Shenron]

No way to do that in core for a single-class Warlock, neither to learn the spell nor to get it as a magic item, unless I overlooked something.

 

[Mouseferatu]

Hrm. Other than a ring of spell storing and a cooperative cleric in the group... No, I'm not really seeing any way to go about it by RAW.

 

[Mistwell]

Cleric, Bard, Druid, Sorcerer all have the spell on their spell list and could cast it into a ring of spell storing.

 

[Ancalagon]

Take the Topaz Dragon as a patron

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?637097-Topaz-Dragon-as-a-Warlock-Patron

 

[ccs]

Hrm. Other than a ring of spell storing and a cooperative cleric in the group... No, I'm not really seeing any way to go about it by RAW.

Wish.
(Othrr than just duplicating lower lv spells) A Wish, RaW, can do anything. Of course there's a potential of failure, but....

 

[Caliban]

My 18th level Warlock uses Glibness (8th level spell) when she wants to ensure success on her Charisma checks. Only once a day, but it lasts an hour and isn't a concentration spell.

 

[gyor]

Perhaps if the character can, take the Prodigy feat for the most important charisma skill.

Also if Tomelock, take the guidance cantrip.

Luck Feat could be useful as well.

 

[OB1]

Ask your patron to gain access to the spell on your list in exchange for doing some task. It's not going to break anything in the game if your DM allows this.

 

[Li Shenron]

Wish.
(Othrr than just duplicating lower lv spells) A Wish, RaW, can do anything. Of course there's a potential of failure, but....

I think a Warlock cannot learn Wish... can use a Ring of Wishes, but it'd be quite an waste for a 2nd-level spell.