How's my planned build?Follow

Well, since I couldn't find an "Edit post" button, I guess I'll just reply to myself >.<

I changed my build a bit, and came up with 2 forms, the second in my eyes is almost flawless, But, as I said, I'm a newbie. Which one of these would be better...

---ARMS---

Deflection - 5/5
Improve Rend - 3/3
Improved Charge - 2/2
Deep Wounds - 3/3
Improved Overpower - 2/2
Two hand wep spec - 5/5
Impale - 1/2
Axe Spec - 5/5
Sweeping Strikes - 1/1
Imp Hamstring - 3/3
Mortal Strike - 1/1

---FURY---

Booming Voice - 2/5
Cruelty - 5/5
Imp Demoralizing Shout - 3/5
Unbridled Wrath - 1/5
Piercing Howl - 1/1
Imp Cleave - 3/3
Enrage - 5/5


And the second, which is what I will be going for so far:

---ARMS---

Deflection - 5/5 point
Improved Rend - 3/3 points
Improved Charge - 1/2 point
Tactical Mastery - 2/5 points
Deep Wounds - 3/3 points
Improved Overpower - 2/2 points
Two-Handed Weapon Specialization - 5/5 points
Impale - 2/2 points
Axe Specialization - 5/5 points
Sweeping Strikes - 1/1 point

---FURY---

Cruelty - 5/5 points
Unbridled Wrath - 5/5 points
Improved Demoralizing Shout - 2/5 points
Piercing Howl - 1/1 point
Improved Battle Shout - 2/5 points
Enrage - 5/5 points
Improved Intercept - 2/2 points

As I said before, the second seems to look great from my eyes, Just looking for opinions.

Thanks in advance (Again)

~Fig

also, you may want to rethink taking up blacksmithing right off the bat. the idea is to create your own armor (to save $$$, right?) but... you have to make so much junk along the way to get to a recipe that's worth your while that you would be better off selling all the mats and buying armor off the auction house. the really good recipes to come into play until the late 50's. head over to the professions forum at the official site and read generikb's guide to making money:

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.aspx?fn=wow-professions&t=202242&p=1&tmp=1#post202242

skinning/mining or skinning/herbalism are generally the best choices for your first character on each realm.

if you really, really want to try out blacksmithing here's what you could do:

1) get your warrrior up to level 5 and pick up skinning and mining. park him in an inn (for rested xp)
2) start an ah mule; see the above link for the reasoning. get him up to level 5 and pick up leatherworking and blacksmithing. this will go very quickly if you pick the same race/class as your main. they will have the same quests/abilities/builds so you won't waste any time asking all those questions again. by the time my warr was 45, i had two more warr alts, both level 20, solely for complementary professions.
3) now focus on leveling your main. when your bags fill up, send all your skins, bars, and stones to your mule. make leather from the scraps, and armor kits from the leather, and use them on your main. make sharpening stones and use them on your main. anything left over, sell it on the ah and use the $$$ to buy "of the bear" or "of stamina" gear, throw an armor kit on it, and mail it back to your main.
4) whenever you get that, "damn i have too much gold for my own good," feeling, stop selling the ores and bars, and start leveling up your blacksmithing.