I don’t know if I’m getting better at PvP, or if I simply keep getting attacked by people who are even worse at it than I am. I’ve now won seven consecutive, 1v1, world PvP encounters. Eight if you count that lvl 90 DK that attacked my lvl 90 paladin in Grizzly Hills, and then ran away when he wasn’t able to kill me quickly. Five of those eight encounters involved my shadow priest, one on my human paladin, one on my human rogue, and last night, one on my tauren paladin. In every instance, it was the other player who attacked me first — I never initiate world PvP.
Last night’s fight, between my tauren paladin, Donoma, and a worgen druid, was more amusing than anything. Donoma is my weakest, most undergeared level 90 toon. OTOH, that druid that attacked her must have been geared even more poorly, given that he had about 10k fewer hit points. Anyway, he attacked me, as was his right, when Donoma was in the Alliance area of IoT, doing the PvP dailies. He basically just kept spamming Moonfire (or whatever druids have at level 90 that looks like Moonfire — I’ve never played a druid past level 24), and trying to make me come at him while he stood in the middle of a bunch of NPCs. Since I wasn’t going to fall for that, I turned the tables on him and just turned and ran for “open ground” away from nearby Alliance NPCs, until I was out of range. That forced him to come after me if he wanted to continue, and once we were away from NPCs I engaged him in melee (while he kept spamming Moonfire). Meanwhile, we were both self-healing, and it was basically a stalemate — neither of us was overcoming the other’s self-healing.
He kept trying to draw me in amongst the NPCs, I kept drawing him back out. I evenually managed to get his health down far enough to force him to retreat. I allowed him to retreat back amongst the NPCs; I only needed to kill two more Kirin Tor to finish my quests and wanted to get done with it. So I found the two nearest Kirin Tor and engaged them. Naturally, that’s when the druid decided to try again. I let him keep Moonfiring me while I dispatched the NPCs. Then I decided, “Okay, my quests are done, I’m ready to turn them in, and this guy is getting annoying.” I popped Avenging Wrath, summoned my Guardian of Ancient Kings, and unloaded on him. He didn’t last long. He died, I /saluted him, and teleported back to the Horde base 
In other Donoma news, she’s finally into the Battlefield: Barrens stuff. She did the Blood in the Snow scenario on Wednesday night, and did Dark Heart of Pandaria Thursday night. The latter scenario took two attempts. The first time she queued, she was grouped with a hunter and a warrior. We killed one of the elite elementals, and then the hunter decided to pull the big, named elemental. That didn’t go well. I died, then the warrior died, and then the hunter kept trying to solo the elemental until he finally died. It really looked like he was probably way overgeared and figured he’d “carry” us. Not realizing that I was kinda undergeared. Of course, neither the warrior nor I could rez while he was still in combat (what’s up with that, anyway? it seems unique to scenarios). When the hunter died, both he and the warrior dropped group. So I had to queue again, and ended up with a different hunter and a rogue. We did fine until the last boss, which took three attempts. But we finally got through it.
I didn’t get my rogue to the Barrens until Thursday, and by that time there didn’t seem to be any big groups doing commanders, so I decided to just grind mobs for the weekly. There seemed to be only three Alliance in the whole zone — me, a shaman, and a warlock — and the shaman persuaded us to form a group with him, insisting that he could keep us alive. I said that there weren’t enough of us, but he was insistent that he could keep us alive. Guessing that he was majorly raid-geared or something, I went ahead and joined the group. He tried to keep us alive. He failed. Four deaths later, I decided that was enough (w00t! 87g repair bill! Good thing my rogue is rich!) and went back to grinding mobs.
My rogue is finally geared well enough that I discovered last night she can go back to doing Shado-Pan dailies. I’d been avoiding those because some of them seemed so tank-centric, and my sub rogue has such pathetic AOE that I just didn’t like dealing with the crowds of mobs on certain of those dailies. But she did them easily last night.
I really think that Soulforge/Lightforge paladin armor must have been designed with dwarves in mind. I haven’t gotten the DMF transmog gear for my tauren paladin because it just looks ridiculous on her (not surprising, given that there were no tauren paladins when that gear was designed). My human paladin is using it (the Battlefield: Barrens version, not the DMF transmog gear, though she has the red & yellow DMF version as well) for her off-spec tanking set, and it looks kinda “meh”. But it looks absolutely perfect on my female dwarf paladin, Aigerlinn: World of Warcraft
Shame I don’t have a jewelcrafter! OTOH, this rogue is filthy rich (well by my standards), so maybe I’ll buy one at some point.
I did look him up on the Armory, though, and that confirmed my suspicions that he was more poorly-geared than Donoma is. He’s wearing a mishmash of green (iLvl 437), blue, and purple gear (highest being a 522 necklace). So probably a somewhat-fresh 90.