Best feats for fullcasters?

[deuxhero]

All the non-psychic full caster guides haven't updated for years (as far as guides for the full class go), and I never felt this question was that thoroughly examined anyways. What are the best feats for a full caster that aren't feats that are good for any build (like Improved Initiative)?

Ones that have been pretty well covered
Sacred Geometry (which should be banned always)
Augment Summoning
Sacred Summons
Summon X monster
Extend Spell
Quicken Spell
Dazing Spell
Crafting feats
Flyby attack
Divine Interference (purely for burning low level spells to force rerolling of crits)
Improved Familiar
Eldritch Heritage for charisma casters
Preferred Spell (Especially for characters that want to cast more domain spells)
Spell Focus
Spell Penetration
Spell Perfection
Various feats that improve non-spells class features (hex altering feats, animal companion feats, extra X, ect.)

What else is there?

[The Dandy Lion]

Cunning Caster and Conceal Spell are both feats that allow a caster to hide his spell casting (and enable them to use spells in a public situation without getting chased out with torches and pitchforks).

There's slightly different benefits and flaws to each, but there's a crapton of creative things you can do with them and I shouldn't need to explain the benefit of being able to cast enchantments undetected.

[deuxhero]

Those are good ones. Forgot to include them.

[Chromantic Durgon <3]

Superior Summons
Dispel Focus
Mage Tattoo
Dispel Synergy
Disruptive Dispel
Spell Specialization

Sorry if you got some of them already, only took a quick glance.

[Darksol the Painbringer]

Bloatmage Initiate (though not as good as Mage's Tattoo due to the added drawback)

[Blackwaltzomega]

The lists above are good things to prioritize, but I'd also say if you've got a spare feat somewhere Eschew Materials is a good just in case feat. It's not as important as having your metamagic and spell focus up and running but every now and then foiling Mr. Clever Dick Rogue who thinks he's got you on the ropes if he steals your spell components is good.

[Darksol the Painbringer]

Additional Traits (in the event you don't start out with any) for those spells you need to super-power.

[BadBird]

Persistent Spell. Forcing a double save on a deadly spell is just vicious.

[deuxhero]

Blackwaltzomega wrote:

The lists above are good things to prioritize, but I'd also say if you've got a spare feat somewhere Eschew Materials is a good just in case feat. It's not as important as having your metamagic and spell focus up and running but every now and then foiling Mr. Clever Dick Rogue who thinks he's got you on the ropes if he steals your spell components is good.

Also reminds me I forgot False Focus.

[Chromantic Durgon <3]

Oh Charisma casters like noble scion of war... a lot.

[deuxhero]

Extra Traits: Magical Lineage because the 3.5 feat that it's half of doesn't exist in PF.

[avr]

Fleeting Spell for battlefield control, possibly Tenacious Spell if your GM likes dispelling buffs. Reach Spell if you're not confined to a 5' per inch battlemat. For a blaster, Empower Spell - also occasionally useful with the likes of Mirror Image.

If you can get someone to work with, Elemental Commixture is fun. Lookout is another feat which can help a great deal if enough people take it.

If your class has an Extra {whatever} then it's probably at least worth considering it.

[SmiloDan]

In 3.5, I had a druid that used Improved Counterspell to great effect. It allowed him to trade out a prepared flame strike to cancel out an enemy's fireball or lightning bolt. Since I was the party healer, this actually saved spell slots and kept my allies up. Also, as a druid, I could "waste" a turn readying an action to dispel, and have my animal companion and/or summoned nature's allies do the active stuff in combat, like fighting in melee, so my turn wasn't totally boring, passive, and reactive.

[John Mechalas]

Reach Spell is good for making touch attack spells into ranged touch attacks.