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I am thinking of making a new save and playing with daggers though. I want to test the other three with that to see if there is a difference. If the Voracious Charm is based on hits landed and not damage dealt (like I thought) then it may be quite good for daggers that already have a fast attack speed. My theory is the same for the Bloodflower.
Pale Charm I'm not sure about yet. It's hard for me to tell how much actual reach is added. May be more noticable for shorter ranged weapons.