Is there a magic weapon special ability, in Pathfinder, that gives bludgeoning weapons an improved crit range?
I know that in D&D 3.5, there was one called Impact, but in Pathfinder, the Impact weapon special ability is something quite different.
It is a slightly more indirect way, though. As you know, the Improved Critical feat can achieve this effect. And it just so happens that there is a weapon enhancement that gives you a bonus combat feat.
The weapon enhancement I'm talking about is Training, from the Inner Sea Intrigue book. Its price is the equivalent of a +1 bonus, just like Keen.
Here's the full text:
Price +1 bonus; CL 3rd; Aura faint transmutation
DESCRIPTION
Popular among those who seek to impersonate skilled warriors, a training weapon grants one combat feat to the wielder as long as the weapon is drawn and in hand. The feat is chosen when this special ability is placed on the weapon. That feat cannot be used as a prerequisite for any other feats and functions for the wielder only if she meets its prerequisites. Once chosen, the feat stored in the weapon cannot be changed.
CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS
Cost +1 bonus Craft Magic Arms and Armor; Spells magic weapon; Special creator must have the chosen combat feat and its prerequisites
The only downside of this method is that you still need to meet the feat's prerequisites, which in this case is proficiency with the weapon and +8 BAB.
The upside however is that if you are dual-wielding identical weapons, only one of them needs to have the enhancement.
Among the PFSRD's list of magic weapon special abilities, only the keen ability can increase a weapon's threat range. It can only be added to melee weapons that deal piercing or slashing damage.
This ability doubles the threat range of a weapon. Only piercing or slashing melee weapons can be keen. If you roll this special ability randomly for an inappropriate weapon, reroll. This benefit doesn’t stack with any other effects that expand the threat range of a weapon (such as the keen edge spell or the Improved Critical feat).
By default, bludgeoning weapons do not qualify for the keen ability.
However, a bludgeoning weapon can be keen if it also deals piercing or slashing damage. A morningstar's damage type is B and P (both bludgeoning and piercing), thus a +1 keen morningstar would be valid. Similarly, if a creature has bite or claw natural weapons, then a keen Amulet of Mighty Fists would expand the threat ranges of their bite (B, P, and S) and claw (B and S) attacks.