Hearthpwn

I got an idea of what works from other decks and made this deck myself to deal with the current Meta. I got to rank 8 so far. This deck can gain board control pretty well with all the divine shields available. The buffs & combos help create threats on the board and deal lots of damage.

• The Blood Knight has many opportunities in this deck, especially if your opponent plays a divine shield minion. Having two Blood Knights means your likely to get him early and it always feels good to steal your opponents divine shields to buff the Knight! Turn 4 Argent Squire combo is good but I replaced her with Annoy-O-Tron in order to slow down face hunters.

• With all the buffs, people are often forced to silence a minion, this leaves your Tirion safe and the Ashbringer available to punish your opponent.

• Of course the Quartermaster plays a key role in this deck, although I sometimes have trouble keeping Recruits on the board because everyone knows their a threat. Turn 8 Muster for Battle & Quartermaster works well, although people have ways to wipe them out. I prefer to use Quartermaster when I have enough recruits ready to deal immediate damage so it isn't wasted. 

• As for draw, I replaced Divine Favor with Acolyte of Pain because I found that against other rush decks I could not find an opportunity to get good value from Divine Favor. Although perhaps it's just a matter of gaining enough board control and threats to cause your opponent to hold back on playing cards and to use their draw engine. Acolyte works well I think, since he can be buffed with Blessing of Might. 

• Speaking of buffs, I'm sure Avenge would be awesome! I currently don't own that card however. Blessing of Might works very well thou along with Blessing of Kings.

That's pretty much my breakdown of this deck. Let me know what you think. I'm not the best player, I find it frustrating to deal with some of the op combos in this game and especially that cheap Warlock hero power that sometimes seems unfair. But this deck, in the right hands can be a force to reckon with, especially if you have a good hand from the start.