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We'll want the four piece set of the MotE aswell as the 2 piece bonus of IK, as long as your Ancients stand, you'll have atleast 50% damage mitigation, while your ancients take hits as you jump around insanely. The biggest source of utility in this build is In-Geom. Man, as soon as you kill the first elite pack, you'll go bananas. From then on, it is just a snowball run to the finish. Focus and Restraint provide a moderate damage boost to the build, too. The Envious Blade is not 100% neccessary, but it sure helps putting enemies at low health if not one shooting them. Lut socks is the bones of this item build, so don't forget to keep your feet in them, with all this frolicking. The Ess of Johan helps alot in getting enemies ulled into your earthquakes, which in turn makes it more effective, giving more use to the 4 set bonus of the Might of the Earth. Bane of the trapped is wonderful. With the sprint rune, not only are you proccing Restraint/Focus set bonus, but you are also knocking them back, which counts as a knockback and a movement impairing effect, also making good use of the Strongarm Bracers. To be honest, I'd prefer them to the Nemesis ones, as you most of the times find an elite pack before you run into any shrine or pylon. The Bane of the Powerful part is pretty self explanatory. As soon as an elite pack goes down, you'll be ready to stomp anything in your way, and the bonus damage to elites is also a gift when defeating the first pack. Molten Wildebeest's is the main reason of your survival. As you're mostly in mid air, chances are, you're never going to get hit any time soon, and the 200% of your health regen shield is also amazing as it benefits from the Paragon boost aswell.

The % Fire Damage increase will boost your Earthquake damage aswell as the ones that leap leaves behind!

Paragon Priorities

PLEASE REMEMBER that this build will only be useful starting from Paragon 200+!

In the core, we want the most strenght possible. Strenght equals increased damage, and increased damage implies more damage dished out! Movement speed is also quite usefull as you'll need to walk fast when Leap is on cooldown (After/before In-Geom's effect) Vitality for the aditional health points (you will need health, obviously.)

Offense. We'll need the most out of Critical Hit Damage. This is direly needed for the build to work. Having both weapons socketed with an emerald may allow you to reduce the need for this, though. Critical chance comes after, since it won't be as important if you're using the Envious Blade, while one-shooting alot of monsters with all the crit damage we have. CD redux is mosttly just for the call of the ancients and wrath of the berserker, since we have automatical cd reduction of earthquake with the Earth's 4 piece bonus. Attack speed is pretty much useless as you'll only need to leap around like an enraged banana thirsty gorilla.

Defense. Armor is the way. You'll want alot of armor as you'll mainly have the most issues with melee hits on you. Any ground effect is easily dodged and mortars can also be avoided by leaping about. Resist all for the valid reason that your thoughness isn't above 20 million yet. Life regen affects you as long as you're alive, so it also exists there while you are leaping. Great for escapes. And finally life percentage. With all the armor you'll have, this won't be a major issue.

Utility: Area Damage is king in this build. Earthquake procs Area Damage like crazy, and it's good to have this minor bonus. It is noticeable, too. Life on hit to get a good boost in HP after landing a successful leap. Resource cost redux so that you can sprint more often AND keeping your rage bar as filled as possible. You want the Berserker's Rage to be active almost 24/7 for this to function well. And finally, gold find. It isn't very helpful.