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Do you play WoW PvP? If so, I'm sure the following tips will help.
Mage. The best PvP specialization for a Mage is Frost. Not only that you get a lot of slowing effects on this spec, you also get the water pet which is very useful in PvP. It deals damage and provides you with an extra crowd control effect.
Warlock. No matter which spec you choose for your Warlock for PvP, you must always use your DoTs. At maximum level you will have plenty of DoT abilities which consume quite a few quick bar slots. To save a few bar slots, you can always put your most important 3 DoT in a sequence macro, and bind that macro on your 1 key for example.
Warrior. The best WoW PvP spec for a Warrior is Arms. That's because you get extra crowd control abilities on this spec like Throw Down, or Improved Hamstring. To complete you Warrior PvP spec you should also train 3 points in your Incite talent to boost your Heroic Strike.
Priest. No matter which spec you choose as a Priest for PvP, you have to have your Improved Power Word: Shield capped. More absorption is increased survivability for your team.
Death Knight. A very useful talent for a PvP Death Knight is Lichborne. This talent allows you to become undead for 10 seconds, giving you Sheep, Fear and Sleep immunity. In those 10 seconds you can do a lot for your team. Not only that, but becoming undead, you can heal yourself with Death Coil.
Shaman. Playing a melee Shammy in arena is a lot of fun, and with the proper gear you can create outstanding damage bursts. To save precious seconds, many Enhancement Shamans use a macro that burns Shamanistic Rage, Feral Spirit and the damaging trinket. Plus, if you're an orc or a troll, you can add Blood Fury or Berserking to this macro, to increase your damage.
Druid. You can't play a Feral (Cat) Druid in PvP without a Pounce macro. A spam macro like this allows you to stun another stealther that passes by you without even seeing them.
Hunter. As a Hunter you're always a damage dealer, so no matter what you do, you must cap your Improved Serpent Sting talent. Also, it's very important to use the trap launching macro. It will simplify your gameplay by a lot.
Paladin. I've only played PvP as a Retribution Paladin, so here's a WoW PvP tip regarding this spec. Eternal Glory is a very useful talent to have as a Retribution Paladin. This talent gives you 30% chances to avoid consuming any Holy Power when you cast Word of Glory.
Rogue. A very nice talent to train for PvP as a Rogue is Cheat Death. Especially for arena, this ability might gain you precious seconds, allowing you to eliminate one of your opponents before they eliminate you.
I hope these WoW PvP tips are useful to you.
Anyway, if you want to play like the arena pros, I can only recommend you a WoW PvP Guide.
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