Yeah, seems like act 3 either got nerfed or is bugged with regards to ilevel 63 items. Nowhere near what it was in 1.0.2 doing 5-stack Siege runs. Curious though if it's bugged, or if they nerfed it and tried to sneak it past us.
I am thinking that starting act 3 and running the entire act as a run may turn out to be the best bet. Getting 5 stacks and killing more elites seems to net a ton of ilvl 61+ items. Anything lower than 5 stacks seems to have no drops worth even looking at the stats. Killing bosses with 5 stacks should be lower on the totem pole than killing elites with 5 stacks imo. With zero additional magic find I am getting 2 rares off of every champ pack with 5 nv. It seems like at least 1 of the items is guaranteed to be req lvl 60 at that point too.
One thing I noticed was with 1-4 stacks of nv, there seemed to be horrific drops. As soon as I grabbed the fifth stack, the quality of loot everywhere went through the roof.
I bought a 1400+ dps 2 hander for this build with 1300 life on kill (10 million).....and ohhh my god is this strong. A single seismic slam can bring me all the way back to 100% life on a large amount of mobs......this build has serious damage output. Instead of bash I use Frenzy with Maniac however. Post 1.0.3 this build is very viable.
I find that teleport, wave of force with stun, and diamond skin is a good defensive build. I went through all of normal only dying 4(?) times. The only time I died from something other than slacking was when I was trapped by mobs with all three on cool down.
I have found this rune to be INVALUABLE on my wizard.....it gives you ultimate control to position yourself on every fight. It allows you to avoid big boss mechanics as well as round up the mobs and AOE them down. This skill/rune will never leave my hot bars.
And yes, it is 4 teleports if you arcane power allows. I think I have seen 5 once, but I was caught up in one of the boss fights so I may have seen wrong.
Based on the Beta builds, I was taken aback at the mobility and damage output of the Demon Hunter compared to the Wizard.
That's interesting, because in a few other threads I've read today people have been disappointed with the Demon Hunter's damage and putting Wizard in a pretty good spot damage-wise.
Unless I misread your post and you were saying that Demon Hunter was surprisingly low compared to Wizard in regards to damage and mobility.
I'm thinking everyone is just seeing different things due to gear and playstyle, perhaps.
My observation was that the Demon Hunter's damage percentages seemed higher with while being able to use them in conjunction with movement (strafe and the skill with the back flip I can't think of off the top of my head). My observation of it is only based off of 1 cast of the spell and doesn't take into consideration multiple casts and regen. I think that the regen is what really balances it out.
Based on the Beta builds, I was taken aback at the mobility and damage output of the Demon Hunter compared to the Wizard. I wouldn't go around making claims like this until the game is released and we see how the class works. For all we know a semi skilled Wizard could go several pulls without barely taking any damage.
They don't stack added or multiplicative as far as I Know. In just about every game I have ever played they strongest slow overwrites the others.
There is no point in tekeporting, slow, teleport. Thats 3 GCDs used to accomplish next to nothing. Even if slows stacked, its still a waste of 3 GCDs. You would be far better off to attack the mobs from a distance and used your defensive abilities when needed.
You should play a DH with caltrops. Its near impossible to slow all the enemies in an area with one 10 yard area slow.
I have been thinking about this, and I came up with another iteration of this build to cover the chance that slows do not stack: http://d3db.com/tool...or/wizard/13688
I'm going to assume from now on that Prodigy with Chain Lightning only regens 4 AP instead of 24 because 24 just seems too good to be true. So I replaced Chain Lightning with Ray of Frost runed for damage, and I replaced Prodigy with Astral Presence for more AP. I got rid of Temporal Flux for Black Ice in order to increase my single target damage. This way I have single target RoF, Ranged AOE Disintegrate, and melee AOE/CC Wave of Force. I have very diversified elements, and I can still single target ranged mobs through the melee.
With this build, I will be casting slow time and staying inside the bubble if mobs are all around me, or I will cast it and use it as a barrier between me and the mobs if they are grouped in one direction. Teleport will be used more as a survivability cooldown as opposed to a placement technique. Instead of the high AP Arcane Hydra, I put in Wave of Force. This way, I can knock back enemies away from me at the center of the bubble as well as remove the projectiles from the Slow Time as an added benefit. When inside the Slow Time bubble, it will be very difficult for mobs to actually damage the wizard with an 80% slow, knock back, and 90% slow to projectiles. It will be alright to stand still inside the bubble here; maybe DB could be viable in this build instead of Wave of Force.
With all of that said, I kind of like this build a bit more than the original build at the top of this thread. It has higher damage potential with incredible crowd control ability. I do think that slows will stack in some fashion though; otherwise you are going to have a TON of useless overlap in the Wizard overall. Not stacking at all seems clunky. This build will have a 140 AP pool with only teleport and RoF/Disintegrate using it up. I should be able to cast either beam for a lengthy period of time while melee targets struggle to make it past the Slow Time.
Ahh I was wondering last night if the slows stacked pr multiplied. Either way, 86% is a metric ton of slow on movement. Thanks for clearing that up everyone.
There is another way to put slow time exactly where you want. By just pushing the button. and its magically right where you want it, on top of you.
What if I want to drop the slow time on a group of enemies on the other side of the screen? Teleport is so I don't have to walk into the middle of a pack of melee enemies/hard hitting boss to cast it. It's (very) roughly taking a cast on top of myself spell and making it a ranged cast. Like I said at the end, I can always use it as something I cast on top of my self and from the inside or even use it as a barrier between myself and my targets if they are too spread out. By running around the perimeter/cutting through the the Slow Time I should be able to lure melee into it who are chasing me.
I think it'd be much more effective to Teleport in > Slow time > Teleport out > Arcane Hydra; As videos have shown before, Hydra can be placed at range (what that range is, I don't know) so it may be wiser to cast at range, rather than while your still in the pack of mobs (Especially in Inferno, where 2-3 hits is all a pack of mobs may need to kill a wizard)
Good point. The reason I put that order in was to have as much time as possible after Reversal to do what I need in terms of damage. Maybe I can start off the encounter by casting Hydra on the location for the slow time and teleporting to it? This way I have a few seconds to naturally regen the 40 AP hit of the Hydra before using Disintegrate. In that vein, maybe it would benefit me to cast Chain Lightning once or twice before starting to Disintegrate so that I fill out my AP pool and get mobs as low on health as possible before trying to get Volatility to proc with Disintegrate.
My only other quarrel is that 10 yards on Slow Time isn't very far! If the character models were to scale, it might actually be good, but 10 yards in game doesn't translate like that; this distance might work better against a Boss or Champion mob, but not a large pack of fast, moving scavengers or anything else that may be spread out.
Quick question, are we talking about 10 yards radius, or 10 yards diameter? Either way, that is a concern. What I'm thinking is that for fast moving packs, I would likely cast it on myself and then "come at me bro" to all of the fast moving scavengers. This way the only route they can take to me is through the Slow Time regardless of melee or ranged. It may actually be better to cast this sequence on top of myself for larger groups (if I am surrounded), or place it as a big shield in front of me if the mobs are coming from one direction.
But that's what Skill Calculator's are for! Experimenting! Theory-Crafting! I love this idea and it's definately one I wouldn't have thought of.. Certainly going to try it out; well done
If ap is that important, I would favor Energy Tap plus Astral Presence for a total of 40 extra ap... but none of the spells are heavy ap users except Hydra which will be upstaged by Volatility at half the ap. Also Hydra has a nice duration of 15 seconds but with Death Blossom each hit does 670 % weapon damage, neither DB or Hydra can be targeted by you (though Hydra Will target something) and both are arcane, so why cast a spell that costs twice the ap, for less than 1/20 th the damage? Ignoring the explosions of hydra and the possible fire rate, if they get hit by DB they might not be alive after the first hit... sure it could take two casts but with the cost of DB you could do it.... without waiting for hydra to run out ? (which seems like it could be another advantage to DB, more shots). As long as you can cast only 1 hydra at a time it just doesn't seem to be worth using compared to other spells, meteor seems better...
I was going back and forth with how to put regen into this build. My first thought was simply a huge AP pool like you have, but I wanted more active control over regen for longer fights. By using Chain Lightning and Prodigy, I should actively be able to regen AP spent while diversifying the type of damage I am using for high resistance mobs. Without Prodigy, Chain Lightning more or less felt like an odd ball pick with no synergy to anything.
For Hydra, their job is solely to make sure that when anything touches that Slow Time, for as long as they are in it, they get slowed by 86%. I wanted the combination of Temporal Flux/Slow Time to be as close to a passive as I could when it was cast. The only way to guarantee that is to have a long duration AOE arcane type dot. While Hydra doesn't do a ton of damage and still costs 40 AP, it's major benefit is that it is cast instantly as a "fire and forget" arcane AOE damage source. Once it is cast, all I have to worry about it kiting new targets into the Slow Time, using Disintegrate, and keeping up my AP pool with Chain Lightning. The damage aspect of the cast is not something I took the spell for; I only took it for it's method of dealing arcane damage.
Also DB could setup for volatility on a large group of monsters alot easier than hydra pecking away at 33% weapon damage, volatility will be doing all the work ! so your going to be standing still a lot more than you would using DB. You could do Death Blossom then 360 degree spin with disintegrate.. killing the weak, causing a few explosions then repeat: DB Volatility again.
I was toying with the idea of DB as the AOE Arcane, but I didn't like that both of my main damage spells will cause me to stand still. I'll have to see how predictable/unpredictable death Blossom is. If it can be used reliably inside of a decent short range, casting Slow Time and death blossoming may be a good strategy. For the time being though, I like the Hydra simply because it is a passive AOE three headed source of arcane damage that is fire and forget.
Also evocation will shave off what 2 seconds total, maybe 2.5 from the cooldown, why even use it? Slow Time is the only spell that even has a cooldown and you don't need it for teleport with reversal? Two spells I would personally consider using evocation for are Archon and Enduring Skin. For Archon with Pure Power the cooldown is 100 seconds so you could take off 15 seconds, which anyone would notice.
The logic for Evocation was to shave 3 seconds off of Slow Time. 8 seconds every 20 seconds is 40.0% up time, while 8/17 bumps it up to 47.05% up time. For reference, Frost Nova runed for CD reduction is 3/7.65 for 39.2% up time. Without the evocation, Frost Nova's efficiency is nearly matching Slow Time. There are tertiary benefit to slow time in this build that Frost Nova doesn't have (projectile slow and ability to kite new targets), but bumping up Slow Time's up time efficiency to 47% seemed important. Also, with Teleport, I will be able to Teleport/Reversal every 6.8 seconds as opposed to every 8 on average. Small benefits, but I think that they are important.
This build is going to have the unique ability to be able to completely immobilize a group of enemies for 8 seconds out of every 17. Instead of a Frost Nova for 3 seconds out of every 10.2 seconds, this is like an 8 second Frost Nova. Your spell sequence will be:
Teleport to middle of group --> Arcane Hydra --> Slow Time --> Reversal --> Disintegrate to heart's content
Reasoning: I teleport to place the Slow Time exactly where I want, place an Arcane Hydra, and then Reverse out. With temporal flux, the Arcane Hydra's AOE arcane and three heads will push the movement speed reduction to 110% for everything inside the Slow Time. Once inside of the Slow Time, ranged targets will have their projectiles speed reduced by 90% effectively immobilizing them completely.
This immobilization will cost 70 AP to cast. To offset this, I use Chain Lightning with Prodigy for some serious AP regen on top of Energy Armor with Energy Tap. Energy Tap also helps to off set the hits I'll take on the way in to drop off the Slow Time and Hydra. While inside of the Slow Time, Disintegrate with Volatility will do some ridiculous damage. When I am out of AP to cast Disintegrate, the hydras will keep up the 110% slow while I regen with Chain Lightning.
I use Chain Lightning in order to diversify my elements. Also, Disintegrate and Chain Lightning allow me to target and take out ranged enemies in groups or single target without worrying about melee getting in the way.
The last bit of logic here is against enemies where I am drawn in to them. I can still cast Slow Time and Hydra, but I can stay inside the bubble and use it as a barrier from things coming in. While inside, I can either use Disintegrate or Chain Lightning to AOE or single target.
Lastly, Evocation let's me use the combo as often as possible.
I actually just made a thread with a build with the same goals as this topic's. Most of this build will be available by 30. The biggest difference will be that Comet will have to be swapped for Blizzard until Comet is unlocked at 48. Level 49 is the final level needed.
- Charm: CC one enemy
- Erosion: AOE damage buff
- Mass Control: AOE CC
- Powered Armor: 5% Armor Buff with an attached 30% slow to attackers
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For Ranged there will be a 90% slow on attackers if I target them:
- 30% slow on being attacked (Enchantress)
- 60% slow on Ray of Frost
For Melee, there will be the possibility of complete immobilization from slows:
- 30% slow on being hit (Enchantress)
- 25% chance of Frost Nova on being hit + Chilled/Frozen on attacked (Ice Armor)
- 60% slow from Ray of Frost
- 30% slow from Comet
Chain Lightning with Prodigy will keep up AP, Ray of Frost will be for single target damage, and Comet will be for a quick Nuke. To a melee group, I will be able to dish out approximately 323% direct weapon damage + 107% weapon damage as damage over time + 50% damage over 3 seconds from Enchantress + damage from 2 Chain Lightnings in under 4 seconds to a group of targets that will be nearly totally immobilized. If one of the group dies and re-Frost Novas the group at 50% chance on death, the damage will almost double in under 7 seconds. Melee targets will be a near non factor with this build. Diamond Skin is thrown in to be able to be hit for all of the slow and effects but not suffer damage; this way you can all yourself in to be attacked to make keeping up with you impossible.
If someone wants to troll, let them and ignore them. A troll is trying to get you to "tell them how it is"; that's exactly what they are trying to get you to do. A lot of times, the "telling it like it is" part is worse than the trolling in terms of forum bans.
I would not use Shock Pulse unless you are planning on doing a lot of close ranged fighting. It is difficult to control and does not guarantee hits. I would only use this in a melee build. Instead, use Electrocute and one of it's runes; guaranteed hits are good.
I like Disintegrate for some AOE clelaring. Maybe consider Ray of Frost instead to play off of your cold damage synergies?
I'm not seeing where the
"Blizzard + Snowbound = cost 15 arcane and deal 175% + 15% FN = 190% damage + 3 sec freeze So the enemy will be frozen for 6 sec ( I think). It is a nice combo (Frost Nova + Blizzard"
extra 3 seconds of freeze is coming from here. Blizzard does not do this. Frost Nova with the damage boost is a good choice.
I don't like using energy armor for anything outside of crit builds using the +5% crit rune. I don't know how big the loss of 20 AP will be later in the game, but for one round of Teleport + Blizzard + Disintegrate, you are using 80 AP. I don't think Shock Pulse is going to be reliable enough to rebuild up the AP you have lost. If you do use Energy Armor, I would add on Glass Cannon as a passive.
Teleport + Reversal is a good combo for kiting. I prefer slows/chills, but that is more of a style thing.
I don't really like your choices at passives. Black Ice would go a lot further for bolstering your main combination for AOE damage first off. Second, instead of using Shock Pulse and a passive for 20 AP, use Chain Lightning and Prodigy. That will provide AOE damage and very quick regen. The last slot has a bit of play in what you want to do. You could go Evocation for lower CDs, Glass cannon for more damage (like I said before), or maybe even Temporal Flux to give your Disintegrate a slow.
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And yes, it is 4 teleports if you arcane power allows. I think I have seen 5 once, but I was caught up in one of the boss fights so I may have seen wrong.
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http://d3db.com/tool...or/wizard/13688
I'm going to assume from now on that Prodigy with Chain Lightning only regens 4 AP instead of 24 because 24 just seems too good to be true. So I replaced Chain Lightning with Ray of Frost runed for damage, and I replaced Prodigy with Astral Presence for more AP. I got rid of Temporal Flux for Black Ice in order to increase my single target damage. This way I have single target RoF, Ranged AOE Disintegrate, and melee AOE/CC Wave of Force. I have very diversified elements, and I can still single target ranged mobs through the melee.
With this build, I will be casting slow time and staying inside the bubble if mobs are all around me, or I will cast it and use it as a barrier between me and the mobs if they are grouped in one direction. Teleport will be used more as a survivability cooldown as opposed to a placement technique. Instead of the high AP Arcane Hydra, I put in Wave of Force. This way, I can knock back enemies away from me at the center of the bubble as well as remove the projectiles from the Slow Time as an added benefit. When inside the Slow Time bubble, it will be very difficult for mobs to actually damage the wizard with an 80% slow, knock back, and 90% slow to projectiles. It will be alright to stand still inside the bubble here; maybe DB could be viable in this build instead of Wave of Force.
With all of that said, I kind of like this build a bit more than the original build at the top of this thread. It has higher damage potential with incredible crowd control ability. I do think that slows will stack in some fashion though; otherwise you are going to have a TON of useless overlap in the Wizard overall. Not stacking at all seems clunky. This build will have a 140 AP pool with only teleport and RoF/Disintegrate using it up. I should be able to cast either beam for a lengthy period of time while melee targets struggle to make it past the Slow Time.
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What if I want to drop the slow time on a group of enemies on the other side of the screen? Teleport is so I don't have to walk into the middle of a pack of melee enemies/hard hitting boss to cast it. It's (very) roughly taking a cast on top of myself spell and making it a ranged cast. Like I said at the end, I can always use it as something I cast on top of my self and from the inside or even use it as a barrier between myself and my targets if they are too spread out. By running around the perimeter/cutting through the the Slow Time I should be able to lure melee into it who are chasing me.
Good point. The reason I put that order in was to have as much time as possible after Reversal to do what I need in terms of damage. Maybe I can start off the encounter by casting Hydra on the location for the slow time and teleporting to it? This way I have a few seconds to naturally regen the 40 AP hit of the Hydra before using Disintegrate. In that vein, maybe it would benefit me to cast Chain Lightning once or twice before starting to Disintegrate so that I fill out my AP pool and get mobs as low on health as possible before trying to get Volatility to proc with Disintegrate.
Quick question, are we talking about 10 yards radius, or 10 yards diameter? Either way, that is a concern. What I'm thinking is that for fast moving packs, I would likely cast it on myself and then "come at me bro" to all of the fast moving scavengers. This way the only route they can take to me is through the Slow Time regardless of melee or ranged. It may actually be better to cast this sequence on top of myself for larger groups (if I am surrounded), or place it as a big shield in front of me if the mobs are coming from one direction.
Thanks!
I was going back and forth with how to put regen into this build. My first thought was simply a huge AP pool like you have, but I wanted more active control over regen for longer fights. By using Chain Lightning and Prodigy, I should actively be able to regen AP spent while diversifying the type of damage I am using for high resistance mobs. Without Prodigy, Chain Lightning more or less felt like an odd ball pick with no synergy to anything.
For Hydra, their job is solely to make sure that when anything touches that Slow Time, for as long as they are in it, they get slowed by 86%. I wanted the combination of Temporal Flux/Slow Time to be as close to a passive as I could when it was cast. The only way to guarantee that is to have a long duration AOE arcane type dot. While Hydra doesn't do a ton of damage and still costs 40 AP, it's major benefit is that it is cast instantly as a "fire and forget" arcane AOE damage source. Once it is cast, all I have to worry about it kiting new targets into the Slow Time, using Disintegrate, and keeping up my AP pool with Chain Lightning. The damage aspect of the cast is not something I took the spell for; I only took it for it's method of dealing arcane damage.
I was toying with the idea of DB as the AOE Arcane, but I didn't like that both of my main damage spells will cause me to stand still. I'll have to see how predictable/unpredictable death Blossom is. If it can be used reliably inside of a decent short range, casting Slow Time and death blossoming may be a good strategy. For the time being though, I like the Hydra simply because it is a passive AOE three headed source of arcane damage that is fire and forget.
The logic for Evocation was to shave 3 seconds off of Slow Time. 8 seconds every 20 seconds is 40.0% up time, while 8/17 bumps it up to 47.05% up time. For reference, Frost Nova runed for CD reduction is 3/7.65 for 39.2% up time. Without the evocation, Frost Nova's efficiency is nearly matching Slow Time. There are tertiary benefit to slow time in this build that Frost Nova doesn't have (projectile slow and ability to kite new targets), but bumping up Slow Time's up time efficiency to 47% seemed important. Also, with Teleport, I will be able to Teleport/Reversal every 6.8 seconds as opposed to every 8 on average. Small benefits, but I think that they are important.
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http://d3db.com/tool/calculator/wizard/13667
This build is going to have the unique ability to be able to completely immobilize a group of enemies for 8 seconds out of every 17. Instead of a Frost Nova for 3 seconds out of every 10.2 seconds, this is like an 8 second Frost Nova. Your spell sequence will be:
Teleport to middle of group --> Arcane Hydra --> Slow Time --> Reversal --> Disintegrate to heart's content
Reasoning: I teleport to place the Slow Time exactly where I want, place an Arcane Hydra, and then Reverse out. With temporal flux, the Arcane Hydra's AOE arcane and three heads will push the movement speed reduction to 110% for everything inside the Slow Time. Once inside of the Slow Time, ranged targets will have their projectiles speed reduced by 90% effectively immobilizing them completely.
This immobilization will cost 70 AP to cast. To offset this, I use Chain Lightning with Prodigy for some serious AP regen on top of Energy Armor with Energy Tap. Energy Tap also helps to off set the hits I'll take on the way in to drop off the Slow Time and Hydra. While inside of the Slow Time, Disintegrate with Volatility will do some ridiculous damage. When I am out of AP to cast Disintegrate, the hydras will keep up the 110% slow while I regen with Chain Lightning.
I use Chain Lightning in order to diversify my elements. Also, Disintegrate and Chain Lightning allow me to target and take out ranged enemies in groups or single target without worrying about melee getting in the way.
The last bit of logic here is against enemies where I am drawn in to them. I can still cast Slow Time and Hydra, but I can stay inside the bubble and use it as a barrier from things coming in. While inside, I can either use Disintegrate or Chain Lightning to AOE or single target.
Lastly, Evocation let's me use the combo as often as possible.
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http://d3db.com/tool...or/wizard/13423
Enchantress Follower:
- Charm: CC one enemy
- Erosion: AOE damage buff
- Mass Control: AOE CC
- Powered Armor: 5% Armor Buff with an attached 30% slow to attackers
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For Ranged there will be a 90% slow on attackers if I target them:
- 30% slow on being attacked (Enchantress)
- 60% slow on Ray of Frost
For Melee, there will be the possibility of complete immobilization from slows:
- 30% slow on being hit (Enchantress)
- 25% chance of Frost Nova on being hit + Chilled/Frozen on attacked (Ice Armor)
- 60% slow from Ray of Frost
- 30% slow from Comet
Chain Lightning with Prodigy will keep up AP, Ray of Frost will be for single target damage, and Comet will be for a quick Nuke. To a melee group, I will be able to dish out approximately 323% direct weapon damage + 107% weapon damage as damage over time + 50% damage over 3 seconds from Enchantress + damage from 2 Chain Lightnings in under 4 seconds to a group of targets that will be nearly totally immobilized. If one of the group dies and re-Frost Novas the group at 50% chance on death, the damage will almost double in under 7 seconds. Melee targets will be a near non factor with this build. Diamond Skin is thrown in to be able to be hit for all of the slow and effects but not suffer damage; this way you can all yourself in to be attacked to make keeping up with you impossible.
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I would not use Shock Pulse unless you are planning on doing a lot of close ranged fighting. It is difficult to control and does not guarantee hits. I would only use this in a melee build. Instead, use Electrocute and one of it's runes; guaranteed hits are good.
I like Disintegrate for some AOE clelaring. Maybe consider Ray of Frost instead to play off of your cold damage synergies?
I'm not seeing where the
"Blizzard + Snowbound = cost 15 arcane and deal 175% + 15% FN = 190% damage + 3 sec freeze
So the enemy will be frozen for 6 sec ( I think). It is a nice combo (Frost Nova + Blizzard"
extra 3 seconds of freeze is coming from here. Blizzard does not do this. Frost Nova with the damage boost is a good choice.
I don't like using energy armor for anything outside of crit builds using the +5% crit rune. I don't know how big the loss of 20 AP will be later in the game, but for one round of Teleport + Blizzard + Disintegrate, you are using 80 AP. I don't think Shock Pulse is going to be reliable enough to rebuild up the AP you have lost. If you do use Energy Armor, I would add on Glass Cannon as a passive.
Teleport + Reversal is a good combo for kiting. I prefer slows/chills, but that is more of a style thing.
I don't really like your choices at passives. Black Ice would go a lot further for bolstering your main combination for AOE damage first off. Second, instead of using Shock Pulse and a passive for 20 AP, use Chain Lightning and Prodigy. That will provide AOE damage and very quick regen. The last slot has a bit of play in what you want to do. You could go Evocation for lower CDs, Glass cannon for more damage (like I said before), or maybe even Temporal Flux to give your Disintegrate a slow.
Those are my thoughts on your build.