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However, you're correct that the implementation is inconsistent with tabletop - never noticed that before. The base attack bonus and base save bonuses are correct since those are based on hit dice, but the special abilities seem to be based on this hit die as well. Okbo gains improved evasion upon gaining HD 12 which happens when Ekun (with bonded companion) reaches Ranger 14.
I don't have a convenient save to test, but I suspect the same thing happens at "Level 2" - gains evasion immediately rather than needing the Druid (or effective druid) to be level 3.
Not sure what you're talking about regarding being pushed back to level 18. The companion gets improved evasion one level early - when the effective druid level is 14.
* The Class Level column is the level of the druid (Effective Druid Level), so when your druid is level 15, look at the 15th row.
* The HD column is the hit dice of the animal companion. In Kingmaker (and Wrath, if I'm remembering correctly), this is the "Level" you see on the animal's character sheet. This is why your level 15 druid has a "Level 12" animal companion. Just read "Level 12" as "12 HD".
The apparent mistake made in Kingmaker is that the animal companion gains all of its HD 12 abilities when it first reaches HD 12 (same as "Level 12"). This happens when the druid is level 14, but it shouldn't happen until the druid is level 15. So, the animal gains improved evasion when the druid is level 14 rather than needing to wait until the druid is level 15. I suspect the same thing happens when the druid is level 2 (gaining evasion instead of waiting until the druid is level 3).
Wrath doesn't follow the tabletop progression at all. The animal companion gains a hit die (level) at every level. So, a Level 15 druid in Wrath would have a 15 HD animal companion (with a +11 base attack bonus, +9 base fort and reflex, +5 base will).
I agree with you 100% , and even checked, they get finesse 1st lvl also, so well worth and try to mix in 5lvls of mad dog Barbarian to up it's trip attack sadly you can't give it fury's fall (and unlike WotR you cannot have your dual wielding halfling ride it)
and very important the spell animal growth should not be used, as the last time I checked I am pretty sure that debuff for dex based animals (atk, dmg, ac)
This.
Incorrect. Animal Growth adds to stats, just not to the visual model. As you *literally* stated, they start with Finesse :)