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Dual Wield Specialization
Allows you to equip one-hand and off-hand weapons in your off-hand. Increases the damage of your off-hand attacks by an additional 25%.
Usable by
Class	Warrior
Properties
Location	Fury, Specialization
Affects	Off hand weapon damage
Ranks	None
Requirements
Points required	None
Spec specific	Yes
Talent required	None

• Allows you to equip one-hand and off-hand weapons in your off-hand. Increases the damage of your off-hand attacks by an additional 25%.

Patch changes

• Patch 4.3.0 (29-Nov-2011): Dual Wield Specialization no longer increases all Physical damage by 5%. It continues to increase off-hand attack damage by 25%. 
  
• Patch 4.2.0 (28-Jun-2011): Dual Wield Specialization weapon damage increase has been lowered to 5%, down from 10%. 
  
• / Patch 4.0.1 (12-Oct-2010): Now only available to Fury specialization. 
  
• Patch 1.5.0 (2005-06-07): Added. 
  

External links

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• WoWDB

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