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<blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 1663430" data-attributes="member: 3424">Skill ranks stack. Caster level doesn't.BAB stacks. Caster level doesn't.This at least makes sense, and would be useful to a high level multiclassed druid, so that his animal companion doesn't die in the first round of combat.&nbsp; Same for paladins and their special mounts.My experience (and of course, YMMV) is that spellcasters lose more than other classes when multiclassing because they get hit in three areas:1. Caster level2. Spells per day3. Access to higher level spellsPractised Spellcaster only solves the first problem.&nbsp; Multiclassed spellcasters still face a trade-off because they have fewer and less powerful spells than a straight spellcaster.However, if you are using some kind of Magic Rating system (such as the one in Unearthed Arcana) so that fighter levels increase your spellcaster levels in the same way that wizard levels increase your BAB, then I would agree there is no need for such a feat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FireLance, post: 1663430, member: 3424"] Skill ranks stack. Caster level doesn't. BAB stacks. Caster level doesn't. This at least makes sense, and would be useful to a high level multiclassed druid, so that his animal companion doesn't die in the first round of combat. Same for paladins and their special mounts. My experience (and of course, YMMV) is that spellcasters lose more than other classes when multiclassing because they get hit in three areas: 1. Caster level 2. Spells per day 3. Access to higher level spells Practised Spellcaster only solves the first problem. Multiclassed spellcasters still face a trade-off because they have fewer and less powerful spells than a straight spellcaster. However, if you are using some kind of Magic Rating system (such as the one in Unearthed Arcana) so that fighter levels increase your spellcaster levels in the same way that wizard levels increase your BAB, then I would agree there is no need for such a feat. [/QUOTE]

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