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First, the mother [[Owlbear]] must be encountered in the [[Owlbear Nest]] in the [[Forest]], near the [[Blighted Village]]. Regardless of whether the [[Owlbear]] survives the encounter, after resting the Owlbear Cub can be found in the [[Goblin Camp]] where it can be freed by playing Chicken Chase or by persuading the goblins. The Cub does not seem to appear in the [[Goblin Camp]] if you've killed [[Devout Mezzka]] before you rest. | First, the mother [[Owlbear]] must be encountered in the [[Owlbear Nest]] in the [[Forest]], near the [[Blighted Village]]. Regardless of whether the [[Owlbear]] survives the encounter, after resting the Owlbear Cub can be found in the [[Goblin Camp]] where it can be freed by playing Chicken Chase or by persuading the goblins. The Cub does not seem to appear in the [[Goblin Camp]] if you've killed [[Devout Mezzka]] before you rest. | ||
As long as the cub is spared and not stuck in the goblin camp (i.e. the player freed it or cleared the camp before it was captured), the cub will appear at the [[Campsite]] one evening. It can be fed, but will get scared by another member of the camp, and run off. It will reappear another | As long as the cub is spared and not stuck in the goblin camp (i.e. the player freed it or cleared the camp before it was captured), the cub will appear at the [[Campsite]] one evening. It can be fed, but will get scared by another member of the camp, and run off. It will reappear after another long rest, injured. If healed, it will become friendly and will stay at camp for good. At some point after this, a rest will be interrupted by a noise. If [[Speak with Animals]] is active, it will be revealed that the cub had a nightmare, and Scratch is trying to calm him down. The cub will also remark that Scratch reminds him of his bigger brother. If asked about that, the cub will say that he used to have an older brother, but their mother ate him. | ||
Should the player have already killed the entire [[Goblin Camp]] before encountering the Owlbear, the [[Owlbear]] Mother will be killed by a Goblin hunting party and the Cub will show up at your camp after a couple of long rests. | Should the player have already killed the entire [[Goblin Camp]] before encountering the Owlbear, the [[Owlbear]] Mother will be killed by a Goblin hunting party and the Cub will show up at your camp after a couple of long rests. | ||
If the player chooses to call [[Lump the Enlightened]] to participate in combat with the [[Goblin Camp]] exterior when the cub is present, the Owlbear Cub will become hostile to the three [[Ogre (creature)|Ogres]] and by extension the player party. If this happens, you will be locked out of having him in your party, as even if you knock him out using nonlethal attacks, he will still disappear after a long rest | If the player chooses to call [[Lump the Enlightened]] to participate in combat with the [[Goblin Camp]] exterior when the cub is present, the Owlbear Cub will become hostile to the three [[Ogre (creature)|Ogres]] and by extension the player party. If this happens, you will be locked out of having him in your party, as even if you knock him out using nonlethal attacks, he will still disappear after a long rest. | ||
The final cut-off point for recruiting the Owlbear Cub is travelling to Baldurs Gate at the end of Act 2. | The final cut-off point for recruiting the Owlbear Cub is travelling to Baldurs Gate at the end of Act 2. | ||
== Act Three == | |||
{{SpoilerBox|If the [[Owlbear Cub]] is a camp follower and [[Dammon]] survived into the game's finale, the tiefling blacksmith will transform the cub into a battle-ready beast. He feeds the cub potions to accelerate his growth and outfit him with steel armour. The party can summon the cub to assist in the final battle using {{SAI|Gather Your Allies (Class Action)|Gather Your Allies}}|act=3}} | |||
== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
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::: {{Approval|Shadowheart|-1}} {{Approval|Wyll|-1}} | ::: {{Approval|Shadowheart|-1}} {{Approval|Wyll|-1}} | ||
== | == Notes == | ||
* In the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons, an Owlbear is classed as a [[Monstrosity]], not a [[Beast]]. This is in line with its classification in second edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, where druids could use Wild Empathy and other animal-focused abilities on them. | * In the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons, an Owlbear is classed as a [[Monstrosity]], not a [[Beast]]. This is in line with its classification in second edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, where druids could use Wild Empathy and other animal-focused abilities on them. | ||