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And prestige classes are slim ing general especially for newer/hybrid classes. A whole book on prestige/ways of combining them and designing them would be great. Currently there are only one or two that support animal companions let alone focus on them.

My dream would be prestige options that would allow you to specialize in any of the major(or minor?) aspects of your class while bringing on the others more slowly.

Another big hole is that classes that get spells more slowly are blocked out of almost all prestige classes. Ones that focus on combat give up a lot of the spell improvements you would have had, and ones that increase spell casting are way underpowered compared to true spell classes.

Grease, liberating command

I could go for an all out animals book. Huge sections of collected familiars and companions. New monster feats. Sections for playing awakened animals. And possibly playing an animal campaign in general.

Many people just min/max a Dino but GMs like mine think animals should be appropriate to the campaign setting.

I also think that beyond level 7ish growth the animal companion starts to fall behind.

It would be a splendid chance for me teamwork feats.

Although an Ultimate Party book devoted on how to get characters to work together. Crating, spells, feats, combat maneuvers etc.