Do you have enough AVs open on your server to grind faction there? Glacial Blade, Don Julio's band, and Lobotomizer are all excellent Fury warrior options that don't require spending one's DKPs. [edit: linky]
I don't quite understand how you fit 38 points into fury without 2 points in improved beserker rage. You really don't want an extra on-demand source of 10 free rage every 30 seconds? Better deal per talent point than unbridled wrath, IMO.
Personally I would reccomend crusader main hand, +15 agility enchant offhand. Dual crusaders don't appear to proc twice as often, and too many things are immune to life steal. Agility means crits which means more flurries.
I'll share a little flurry tidbit from some messing around I did with excel. Assumes dual wield with 77% hit rate (some +hit% gear assumed) and 840 attack power. For base damage (regulars + crits):
15% crit - Flurry adds 11.6% more base damage - active 38% of the time
20% crit - Flurry adds 14.6% more base damage - active 49% of the time
25% crit - Flurry adds 17.3% more base damage - active 58% of the time
30% crit - Flurry adds 19.7% more base damage - active 66% of the time
35% crit - Flurry adds 21.8% more base damage - active 72% of the time
Balance out your crit / attack power mix accordingly. To figure it out yourself just make the simplifying assumption that the chance an individual strike will be at flurried speed is (1 - chance of the last 3 hits not being crits).
Fun fact: if you have 12% or less crit chance, you would actually do more damage dual wielding with 1H mastery than with Flurry. :P
[edit: if you want to be extravagant, use elemental sharpening stones as your "poisons".]
I don't quite understand how you fit 38 points into fury without 2 points in improved beserker rage. You really don't want an extra on-demand source of 10 free rage every 30 seconds? Better deal per talent point than unbridled wrath, IMO.
Personally I would reccomend crusader main hand, +15 agility enchant offhand. Dual crusaders don't appear to proc twice as often, and too many things are immune to life steal. Agility means crits which means more flurries.
I'll share a little flurry tidbit from some messing around I did with excel. Assumes dual wield with 77% hit rate (some +hit% gear assumed) and 840 attack power. For base damage (regulars + crits):
15% crit - Flurry adds 11.6% more base damage - active 38% of the time
20% crit - Flurry adds 14.6% more base damage - active 49% of the time
25% crit - Flurry adds 17.3% more base damage - active 58% of the time
30% crit - Flurry adds 19.7% more base damage - active 66% of the time
35% crit - Flurry adds 21.8% more base damage - active 72% of the time
Balance out your crit / attack power mix accordingly. To figure it out yourself just make the simplifying assumption that the chance an individual strike will be at flurried speed is (1 - chance of the last 3 hits not being crits).
Fun fact: if you have 12% or less crit chance, you would actually do more damage dual wielding with 1H mastery than with Flurry. :P
[edit: if you want to be extravagant, use elemental sharpening stones as your "poisons".]