That feat for bumping a multiclass spellcaster's caster level

[Alzrius]

A while back in 3.5, there was a feat that was intended for multiclass spellcasters. I can't remember the name, but it basically said that you gained +4 to your caster level, but only if you had at least four levels/Hit Dice that didn't add to your caster levels - if you had less than four such levels, you only got that much of a bonus from this feat.

So if a wizard 5/fighter 3 took that feat, he'd cast his arcane spells as though he were a wizard 8. A sorcerer 7/cleric 5 could take the feat and apply it to one of his spellcasting classes, and whichever one he picked would have its caster level increased by +4.

The point of all this is that a while ago I saw a similar feat for Pathfinder, but for the life of me I can't remember what it's called or where it is (or even if it's from Paizo or a third-party publisher). Does anyone know what feat I'm thinking of?

[Sleet Storm]

It´s a trait and it´s called Magical Knack. Only gives +2 Casterlevel tough

[Austin Morgan]

Practiced Spellcaster was the 3.5 feat.

There's no such feat in Pathfinder, just the Magical Knack trait.

Edit: Spelling.

[Vendis]

It was called Practiced Spellcaster.

It was solely a +4 Caster Level for the purposes of level-dependent effects, such as duration, range, number of HD affected, etc. It didn't actually grant any more spells or abilities from a class.

I don't really know why they removed it.

[Andostre]

Vendis wrote:

I don't really know why they removed it.

I imagine because it wasn't part of the OGL and Pathfinder couldn't include it.

[james maissen]

Andostre wrote:

Vendis wrote:

I don't really know why they removed it.

I imagine because it wasn't part of the OGL and Pathfinder couldn't include it.

Really I was hoping for a more generic feat that would basically encompass this, boon companion and the like.

Let it be taken multiple times each time applying to a different class ability. Have a list with the amount of equivalent level it would be boosted.

-James