Fury is only good when you have the gear. Personally you should start with Arms and do some serious farming. What I mean by farming... HTOC and TOC... It has almost every single item you need to bring you up to par. Make sure you get VOA and ONY done weekly and the H DAILIES.

Helm = TOC
Neck = HTOC
Shoulders = HTOC
Back = TOC
Chest = TOC
Wrist = HTOC
Weapon = HTOC (2H Axe x2 or Polearm x1)
Range = HTOC (Gun)
Hand = TOC
Waist = TOC
Legs = HTOC
Feet = HTOC
Ring 1 = TOC
Trinket 1 = TOC

Get also the Wintergrasp Loots to fill in the blanks (including Ring 2 and Trinket 2) - PvP gear will be more effective as an Arms warrior at first.

Next is to get you stats up is HIT (9% whould be idle for the harder raids) and some EXP -> then STR STR STR

BRB - LUNCH

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Added on November 23, 2009, 1:37 pmBACK

DPS CYCLE for a Fury Warrior

WW > BT > Slam (Instant) > HS (for Rage Dump over 70 Rage)
*Must use WW Glyph

The slower weapon speed should be on your MH

For Slam, if you miss click a non-instant one - either jump or use macro

Something like this... cant remember if it is right
/cast Slam
/stopcast

Berserking enchants for all weapons
Darkmoon card with +90str

Arm pen is not your priority till you have alot more gear, so dont bother either. Best trinkets are the passive ones rather the 'use'

Pop all your CD when it is up (especially during HERO or Trinket procs) and Recklessness of course

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While farming VOA, ONY, NAXX, ULDUAR, OS, EOE - remember to pot up so you wont be such a noob. Watch YouTube too (and I mean ALOT).

Things you should do with your badges
Conquest - Belt, Neck, Tier 8 (lvl 226) Helm/Chest
Triumph - Tier 9 (lvl232) set or Helm/Shoulders (lvl245), ring, trinket, orbs for Chest/Bracer (BS made items)

Initially if you want a good weapon - I would suggest the BS 2H Mace or the Argent Champion 2H weapon. There are both purples at lvl200, good starting pieces.

uh... talking about threat issue on warriors..
I am a well geared arms warrior (full ilevel 245 and above) . I am having aggro issue actually, regardlss of whatever class the MT tank is. Currently what i am doing is: jumping 3-4 times ( takes about 3-5 secs) after the boss is engaged, then i charge in and start doing my dps. But it's still quite often for me to pull aggro off the the tanks (i have vigilance on me most of the times, pst warrior tanks and ask for vigilance is one of my macros).
Any suggestions? I know stop dpsing is the best way to reduce threat, but is there a way to avoid this?

it's a retribution paladin/ hunter/ feral drood weapon!!!!!!