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* The '''Owlbear''' found in the [[Owlbear Nest]] is already damaged by 8 points when it is encountered. This particular Owlbear also has the '''Distressed''' condition. | * The '''Owlbear''' found in the [[Owlbear Nest]] is already damaged by 8 points when it is encountered. This particular Owlbear also has the '''Distressed''' condition. | ||
* The '''Owlbear''' found in the [[Owlbear Nest]] will be killed by goblins after a Long Rest if you enter the cave but don't resolve it yourself. | * The '''Owlbear''' found in the [[Owlbear Nest]] will be killed by goblins after a Long Rest if you enter the cave but don't resolve it yourself. | ||
* In the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons, an Owlbear is classed as a [[Monstrosity]], not a [[Beast]]. The Owlbear being classified as it currently is in [[Baldur's Gate 3]] is more in line to previous editions, such as fourth and third. | |||
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Stats | |||||||
Level 3 | |||||||
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Race | Beast | ||||||
Type | Beast | ||||||
HP | 91 | ||||||
AC | 13 | ||||||
Movement Speed | 12m / 40ft | ||||||
Size | Large | ||||||
Weight | 550kg | ||||||
Proficiency Bonus | +2 | ||||||
Initiative | +1 | ||||||
Passive features | |||||||
Character information | |||||||
Location | Owlbear Nest | ||||||
Family | Owlbear Cub | ||||||
Experience on kill | 20 | ||||||
3D Model | |||||||
Owlbears are a type of Beast creature found in Owlbear Nest in Act One as an optional boss fight. Resemble large feathered bears with the head of an owl, they are quick to anger, are extremely strong and seemingly constantly hungry. While highly territorial, it's recent injury from the Cult of the Absolute has left it notably weakened.
Attacks and Abilities
Claws
Lash out with deadly claws and push the target back Range: 1.5 m / 5 ft.
Attack roll: +7
Multiattack - Enraged
Aim multiple attacks at a target. If the second attack hit, the target is pushed back Range: 1.5 m / 5 ft and knocked Prone.
Attack roll: +8 (Strength boost from Owlbear's Rage included)
- DC 6 Strength saving throw to avoid being knocked Prone.
Crushing Flight
Leap at a target, possibly knocking it Prone.
Bonus action 6 m / 20 ft movement
DC 6 Strength saving throw to avoid being knocked Prone.
Range: 21 m / 69 ft
Owlbear's Rage
The owlbear is enraged! Strength increased by 2.
When reduced to half or less Hit Points, an Owlbear will use Owlbear's Rage on its next turn.
Tactics
While the Owllbear can not make Critical Hits because of its recent injury, it is still a powerful and dangerous creature. Many of its abilities focus on knocking other Prone, such as with Crushing Flight, allowing it to ensure successful hits. When taken to half health, its rage ability will trigger, increasing its damage further with both it's increased Strength and Multiattack. It will also have the support of the Owlbear Cub, though it is best to ignore it if you plan to recruit it later on for your Camp.
However, because of the injury it has, it is far easier to sneak up on the creature since it has Disadvantage on Perception. If trying a more direct approach, you can use Andrick and Brynna to help in the fight if convienced, who while soft targets to the beast can be useful distractions along with offer useful support. Also using spells, items or weapon abilities that require a Dexterity Saving Throw like Grease, Grease Bottle or Topple are quite effective in slowing down the creature. When it is enraged, it is best to finish the fight quickly before it's multiattack shreds through the group.
Notable Loot
Notes
- The Owlbear found in the Owlbear Nest is already damaged by 8 points when it is encountered. This particular Owlbear also has the Distressed condition.
- The Owlbear found in the Owlbear Nest will be killed by goblins after a Long Rest if you enter the cave but don't resolve it yourself.
- In the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons, an Owlbear is classed as a Monstrosity, not a Beast. The Owlbear being classified as it currently is in Baldur's Gate 3 is more in line to previous editions, such as fourth and third.
Distressed |
Duration: permanent
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External Links
Owlbear on the Forgotten Realms Wiki