Originally Posted by Tauftamir

Perhaps I phrased my comment poorly. By haste itemisation I wasn't referring to "Haste procs" but armor pieces with passive haste.
[Swiftsteel Bracers] are inferior to Bracers available at T5/T6 level. [Belt of Seething Fury] is inferior to Red Belt of Battle and Belt of One-Hundred Deaths. Not because haste itself is a terrible stat, per se, but because of the stat allocation on the items.

My post was in support of your statement about haste. It isn't as terrible one might be lead to believe at certain gear levels but I think it's important to point out that pre-2.4 there isn't gear to support a Warrior gaining passive haste except from the three sources you mentioned, simply because the items that have it are so poor compared to others.

EDIT: Voxx, for completeness you might like to add Haste Potion and Insane Strength Potion to your consumables list. You mention it in other parts of the post you've written. You might also want to add that Haste Potion > Insane Strength by a large degree in the Spreadsheets. I presume Insane Strength is only preferable to some Arms warriors struggling with the Slam Rotation?

Originally Posted by Cavein

Very nice compilation Voxx.

Under the "Cooldowns" section you mention a near 100% crit chance when using recklessnes which is missleading. This only is true for yellow attacks.

Assuming a 33/28 dps warrior using a two-hand weapon with 142 hit rating and expertise capped:

Recklessness increases the crit chance of white attacks to 75%. If recklessness is used by the same warrior above but with two one-hand weapons recklessness increases crit chance of white attacks to 57%.

Also worth including Drums of War under "Consumables" as if you run with more than four leatherworkers in the melee dps group they can be used in conjunction with Drums of Battle.