Yes, when a character dies, you can't interact with them any more. Only companions can be revived.

Originally posted by bearsboi:

I was attacked by the owlbear mom and the cub also attacked so i neded up killing them both, does that mean I cant get the cub as a friend?

you buy plushies of the cub to make you feel REALLY guilty

Shame on you

Yes. Generally, you can't befriend someone after you've killed them.

When people are killed they die

That came across rather disturbing, like from the mouth of a psychopathic murderer with the mind of small child.

im at the end of act 1 and dint even know I could get the cub as a friend I just learned about it :(

Originally posted by bearsboi:

im at the end of act 1 and dint even know I could get the cub as a friend I just learned about it :(

Maybe next time :)
Now, stop reading spoilers and go enjoy the game your way!

It´s ok

Tip: Don´t use guides. Discovering stuff is a HUGE source of lolz and accomplishment.

ur right ill stop reading stuff thanks guys

It's a logical choice to make. Does make it impossible to get it in your camp, unfortunately, but apart from missing out on some (albeit really fun) fluff stuff, it won't impact your game. Just call it a nice thing to put on your checklist for a future playthrough ;-)

I killed the cub in my first playthrough. Had a Oath of Ancients paladin, and thought I was making the mercyful and moral choice there. Turned out that I should have thought less ;-)

Originally posted by yaerav:

It's a logical choice to make. Does make it impossible to get it in your camp, unfortunately, but apart from missing out on some (albeit really fun) fluff stuff, it won't impact your game. Just call it a nice thing to put on your checklist for a future playthrough ;-)

I killed the cub in my first playthrough. Had a Oath of Ancients paladin, and thought I was making the mercyful and moral choice there. Turned out that I should have thought less ;-)

at least i got scratch and can play fetch with him

Originally posted by yaerav:

It's a logical choice to make. Does make it impossible to get it in your camp, unfortunately, but apart from missing out on some (albeit really fun) fluff stuff, it won't impact your game. Just call it a nice thing to put on your checklist for a future playthrough ;-)

I killed the cub in my first playthrough. Had a Oath of Ancients paladin, and thought I was making the mercyful and moral choice there. Turned out that I should have thought less ;-)

How is it a logical question to make? The character is dead, of course they won't join you.

It's dead. When you keep a dead animal as a pet it's hard to play with them. And eventually people complain about the smell.
Does save on pet food mind you.

Balthazar´s option

Originally posted by Exarch_Alpha:

When people are killed they die

Fate innit