Hearthpwn

Well, if it isn't the most iconic deck ever, Weasel Paladin. The deck's goal is to flood the board early with the plethora of early-game minions, Call to Arms, and Rally!. The game can be closed out by making our opponent draw bad, while we tear through our deck to either finish them off with Tirion Fordring or N'Zoth, the Corruptor.

E.T.C., Band Manager's band consists of the following:

1. Divine Favor

2. Spammy Arcanist

3. Theotar, the Mad Duke

This deck has a lot of cheap, low-value minions. So we are sometimes prone to running out of steam. In this case, divine favor is an incredible refill card. Other times, ETC can be used to curve into a turn-five spammy arcanist to steal a win against aggressive decks. And in other cases, Theotar can be used to snatch the opponent's win condition. 

The simple gameplan is we have an aggressive start with unfair 4 mana paladin spells, have fantastic follow-up with Redscale Dragontamer to pull Brasswing and Anachronos

Playing Rally! after a call to arms, we are hoping to resurrect Weasel Tunneler or Silver Hand Recruit, Murgur Murgurgle or Dirty Rat, and Deathlord, Stewart the Steward [/card] or [card]bad luck albatross.

Normally resurrecting a Silver Hand Recruit [/card]from [card]Rally! would be a letdown, but Stewart the Steward negates that downside a bit. 

Here is some Diamond 4-3 gameplay (I might have forgotten that spammy arcanist was in ETC in the first game):