Hearthpwn

I just want to add that this build is an anti zoolock. I just decimated my friend who was playing a zoolock, using this deck. His board got cleared and i just kept churning out more minions (mostly due to Moroes)then he could handle while having left overs going for his face. and each turn he spent trying to clear my board but it just wasn't enough. it hilarious how strong this deck can be :X To clarify, huge credits also go to Steward of Darkshire who helped Moroes and other minions get onto the board which created a momentum where minions already on board from previous round clear his board, and my new minions come in shielded. In this game i didn't even have to use Divine Favor yet either.

Forgot to make a recording of the game sorry :{

PS: as long as you don't deal with aoes, or you do manage to buff moroes to avoid getting killed even behind his stealth, and maybe keep darkshire alive long enough, this deck can really build a ton of momentum for you :]

interesting upgrade from the secret pala, im gonna test it in ranked (im 5 at the moment) and see what i could do with ti

looks like a jackker's improved for karazhan patch, i like it. I'll give it a try and post back my findings.

k made p1 (vs hunter) video of this build in action. it pulled the old cards even though i'm using the new build, so i'll make a p2 (so we can see Moroes, Barnes, Knife Juggler interaction at work), but at least it is viable when it pulls even the cards from the original only.

In part 2 (vs priest), managed to pull Moroes, Barnes and Steward of Darkshire near the end of the game. Of more accurately, barnes summoned a 1/1 darkshire which is nice value since i then managed to combo into moroes to get him shielded for extra proofing against aoes. 

in p3 (vs shaman) i demonstrate how it's hard to build shielded minions to avoid getting aoe nuked by shamans .... Moroes is 1/1 stealth, he can die easily to shammy :{ won regardless but was a hard fight.

In part 4 (vs warrior), Moroes is the MVP of the game. casted him straight after a ghoul aoe, and the warrior opponent luckily didn't have a 2nd ghoul or any other aoe on hand, so moroes helped build the board on my side, which helped me wrestle back the initiative on the board to finally win the match. Knife Juggler also managed to combo with him before he got removed in the next turn. i buffed up moroes for a guarantee he could not be removed from board, as they couldn't even cast spells directly on it for removal, but at the cost of me not using moroes for attacking until near the end where it wouldn't matter if he tried to kill it off by then. This just goes to show that moroes isn't bad, it's just that you need to dodge all the aoes for him to build enough momentum to be good, which against some opponents is tough. in regards to buffing moroes, Silvermoon Portal may be a good card to consider adding, as it buffs him away from being 1hp only to counter all the 1-2 aoe spells, also you get a free 2 cost minion to possibly combo with darkshire if your lucky as well as knife juggler.

Barnes early on though was a bit disappointing since he only pulled a 1/1 Keeper of Uldaman which wasn't really worth much. Maybe if i had an Ironbeak Owl or some silence it could turn the keeper back into her original 3/4 stats ?

 PS: notice that the games wrap up between 5-10 minutes, which is pretty good as a hunter alternative for farming gold. Thats why for ranks 10-20 on ladder especially these sort of non control decks are good if only to play more games and have a decent win rate in order to get your 100 gold daily or near to it while avoiding control deck builds that drag the game to 20-30minutes. played 4 games so far with a 100% win rate in a row. need at least a dozen of games played before you can make a more credible inference from this but so far it's a playable deck at the very least from the initial testing.