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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Amazing Triangle" data-source="post: 2828061" data-attributes="member: 39939">I agree with Thanee on this one and yes it does apply lower level druids.  Keep in mind that the feat Practiced Spellcaster gives roughly the same thing {+3 spell level up to HD}.  And in this vein I vote that this can not be an overflow type feat.  For example a 1st level Druid were to go by having the feat as a gabrion suggests rules he would choose a badger as a first level druid then he would add his feat making him a 3rd level druid making him able in essence to have the same power level companion as a 3rd level druid with a badger animal companion.  This would put this feat under the NEED TO HAVE TO PLAY A DRUID banner.  When i as I have interpreted it you would never be able to have a better animal companion than a druid of the same effective level.  {e.g. 4th level druid has all the animal companion as a Druid 1/Wizard 3 who has the feat.}At lower levels you may disagree with is but you do not disagree with it at higher levels.  Granted it does not allow you to get a "better animal companion" as per the level hit but it does as you are stateing it allow you to have a stronger faster better trained animal companion.This feat is truely meant for the multiclass druid to keep her beefy sidekick not to improve a single class druid's already beefy sidekick.</blockquote>