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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Almacov" data-source="post: 5375656" data-attributes="member: 15613">I'm not one to get too analytical about the math, so I wouldn't worry about it.What I would do, though, is make sure there's some interesting terrain the party can use to their advantage if they're clever. Assuming you've got a forest setting planned, that could be as simple as trees to climb and attack from, small burrows or niches to duck into, or nearby water to dive under.I'd let the owlbears react with some cunning though, perhaps working to topple trees if the party is exploiting them too much, even climbing after them, perhaps. (albeit maybe more slowly)Just follow instinct as to when you need to amp up the attack, and when you should play them more predictably and let the party eke out advantages from their surroundings.Oh, and make sure your descriptions are terrifying enough that they grasp the potential for the things to drop them in one hit. (They'll probably get the clue after the first of the party is attacked, suffering major, but likely not immediately lethal, injury.)You have the potential for a memorable, scary encounter ahead of you!</blockquote>