Farwind: An Air savant Endgame EE DPS Build

[Michele]

Again, tell me an example of gearset with +20 Spellcraft item on it and let's see if I like it.
Libram is situational. And again, show me a gear set for Sorcerer that is reasonable.
Why would I replace my cloak with sage's mantle when I have +6 Enchant on my Weapon?
Why would I remove my belt, which is an awesome CONSTITUION +11 and Dodge item? Where do I get my Con+11 item them?
If I lose my Cloak and my belt, where do I get a +11 Con and +11 Dodge items?
Your ideas are kind of confused, you just say random suggestions without thinking to the whole plan.

epic inferno bracers (and equip guardian's ring and circle of malevolence for prr/mrr)

If you want more prr you can equip a light armor (shadow armor, blue dragon, whatever) and take "light armor proficiency" enhancement in the eldritch knight tree (it's +9 prr for only 2 AP).
I still don't understand what your build is focused in... it doesn't have max spell power: what sorcerer don't focus on spell power?. it doesn't have max prr: so why are you equipping dumathoin's bracers?. It's focused on DC, ok.
you are wasting the gloves slot for only +35 hp: instead of blindness immunity in the green steel item, get +10 hp (blindness immunity can be slotted in a yellow slot; necro 4 items have tons of slots). this way you can keep your belt with +11 dodge (sorry, I'm not a man because I crowd control enemies avoiding physical contact) and move your +6 exceptional int skills item on gloves.

However, I will not speak about equipment anymore: there are hundreds of equipment combinations.
I'm simply saying that your equipment doesn't maximize spellpower, but if you prefer hit points over spell power then your equipment is the best.

Was thinking about that already actually. Will need to sacrifice points from somewhere else most likely and I need to re-make a TF weapon which I don't want to.
I don't like bladeforgeds, they are too easy.

you could remove the points you spent in the eldritch knight tree otherwise I could think that you prefer +15 hit points over +10 universal spell power.
Ok, you spend points in eldritch knight tree in order to have wand and scroll mastery: it's reasonable (one more reason for which I would not run a fleshy sorcerer).

I'm a man.

if you are a man, then don't take cocoon and twist fey form instead (one more reason to not run a fleshy sorcerer).

Electric: 523
Fire: 433

My druid has about 500 spell power ice at level "20"... that's why I'm trying to suggesting you better solutions.
Unless you are saying that druids have higher spell power than sorcerers.

You are asking a Sorcerer to NOT focus on a secondary element, thus losing all my Fire Spell Power.

ahahaahahahah!
that's funny. "all your fire spell power"? 433?
I can't imagine what's your fire spell power if you really decide to sacrifice your secondary element

I hope you are kidding. If you are not, I suggest you to play a Sorcerer before giving them suggestions. You are asking a Sorcerer to NOT focus on a secondary element, thus losing all my Fire Spell Power AND my Fire dot to get 48 Spell power and +2 (TWO) Intelligence.

yes, just focus on 1 element and cast your secondary element like a wizard with the spells cooldown of a sorcerer. Harper tree not only gives more universal spell power to your primary and secondary elements, but also gives you +2 charisma and +1 DC to "all" spells thanks to "moment of clarity" (that is also a clicky that gives +10 DC with 5 minutes cooldown... a lot better than magister arcane spellsurge for those who like to use such abilities), more spell points, more hit points (those hit points that you are wasting by taking "toughness" eldritch knight enhancement tree).
Do not underestimate harper tree.