Sensory Feats

[blargney the second]

It's not a direct sense, but Combat Intuition lets you assess the combat ability of opponents. It's a surprisingly fun feat that lets you get more information out of your senses.
-blarg

 

[Belbarid]

It's not a direct sense, but Combat Intuition lets you assess the combat ability of opponents. It's a surprisingly fun feat that lets you get more information out of your senses.
-blarg

I'd forgotten about that one. I like the idea, too.

 

[Belbarid]

I agree, but remember- Rangers pick up endurance for free at third level anyway... so... it sort of evens out (and diehard- which has endurance as a pre-req is a VERY nice feat).

I agree about Diehard in theory.

In principle, I prefer feats to help prevent getting to negative HP. Which is kind of the idea here- think of it as extreme proactiveness.

 

[blargney the second]

I'd forgotten about that one. I like the idea, too.

+1 to attack doesn't suck, either.

 

[Thurbane]

A couple of feats from the expanded SRD:

BLINDSIGHT,5-FT.RADIUS [GENERAL]
Prerequisites: Base attack bonus +4, Blind-Fight, Wisdom 19.
Benefit: Using senses such as acute hearing and sensitivity to vibrations, you detect the location of
opponents who are no more than 5 feet away from you. Invisibility and darkness are irrelevant,
though it you discern incorporeal beings.

EYES IN THE BACK OF YOUR HEAD [GENERAL]
Prerequisites: Base attack bonus +3, Wis 19.
Benefit: Attackers do not gain the usual +2 attack bonus when flanking you. This feat grants no
effect whenever you are attacked without benefit of your Dexterity modifier to AC, such as when you
are flat-footed or when you are the target of a rogue’s sneak attack.

 

[Vorput]

A couple of feats from the expanded SRD:

What exactly is the expanded SRD?

 

[Thurbane]

It's additional material WotC have decalred OGL.

http://www.systemreferencedocuments.org/35/sovelior_sage/featsList.html

 

[Thanael]

Keen Eared Scout from PHBII is similar to Hear the Unseen but further improves your listen skill.

And there are of course the combat form feats from PHBII, especially Combat Awareness (similar to Combat intuition it lets you assess the hp of opponents) which grants you Blindsight 5-foot radius , if you have a total of three combat form feats.

A search for sense on this site's feat list additionally yields among others:
Direction Sense (You are never lost.)
Dungeoneer's Intuition (Wis bonus to trap sense, trapsense to surprise AC)
Earth Sense
Eyes to the Sky (sense scrying)
Guerrilla Scout (Listen and spot always class skills, +1 on init)
Shadow Vision
Superior Vision (gain lowloght vision and more)

 

[Rvdvelden]

You could try to convince your DM to change your race to Dragonborn of Bahamut, which is in Races of the Dragon, if memory serves correct. If you choose the right ability (yes, you get to choose one out of three!), it gives you darkvision and low-lightvision that improves with your HD, and at 15th level you even get Blindsense.

The race change is neatly described in the book itself, so that shouldn't be too hard to accomplish. The -2 Dex, +2 Con and the loss of some of your initial racial abilities would be something to consider though. If you have a Dex based character, this may not be a good thing for you.