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You can always try to attack first while hidden and get surprise.
You dont have 14-16 dex on your caster why?
When combat begins, every participating combatant rolls D20 + Dexterity Modifier to determine their position in the initiative order. The participant with the highest roll goes first and the particpant with the lowest roll goes last. If two participants roll the same Initiative result, the one with a higher Dexterity Score goes first.
Take the alertness feat on your spellcaster if it matters that much to you, that's what the feat is there for.
In my current playthrough Karlach almost always goes first, she also has a 20 dexterity at this point (I respec'd her to barbarian/rogue, including making Dex her highest ability).
In my first playthrough, Astarion almost always went first. He also had a 20 dexterity (after I got a few ASI's).
Any time you are going to be actually initiating the combat, you could also cast guidance on anyone you want to go first. Because the game isn't showing the modifiers, I don't know for sure if BG3 applies guidance to initiative rolls, but it should if it is following 5E rules.