Looks promising! I think I'll try something like that next time I play.

If you plan on staying in your zone, I would recommend [mwcard=MWSTX1CKQ06]Eagleclaw Boots[/mwcard] in order to avoid being pushed through your own Bloodspine Walls. Occasional Nullification (as suggested by barriecritzer and Sand Goblin) might do the job as well.

Just yesterday I tried the Pet Falcon rush mentioned above. Good stuff!
My opponent (turtling Priestess) had initiative on turn two and played a Bloodspine Wall (which didn't stop the Falcon, of course, but it stopped my Mage from running over and punch the Priestess). The Falcon did some decent damage and my opponent panicked so actually played Banish on it! 14 mana and 6 spellbook points on a creature worth 8 mana and 1 spellbook point. 
Since he was still without armour, I Force Pushed him through a Wall of Thorns twice and that was pretty much it.

After the game, he said he should've equipped some armour/defense instead of the wall, and I think I agree. Banish was a good idea, I think (although it was so expensive), but he didn't use the time to set up some defense.

In any case, early rushes can be extremely frightening if you go for a long-term strategy - and this is when people make mistakes.

Double (more or less) mirror matches might be interesting, e.g.

- Straywood and Priest vs. Johktari and Priestess
- one of the Warlords and one of the Warlocks together against the other Warlord and Warlock

Oh yes! I run Knockdown in almost every spellbook (funny thing: whenever i do NOT, I find myself in a situation where I would kill for a copy ). It's extremely handy and cheap for getting rid of guards, punching a flying creature... If you want to stay within the trained schools, another Quicksand might be a good choice.

Galador should be a great choice for your basic idea. Ranged attack, chance to stun/daze, and you can have him lead a counter attack, especially if you throw in the Charge incantation.

Maybe one enchantment that can protect your defensive zone? Sacred Ground or Fortified Position? Or some defensive creature to protect your "archers" (Iron Golem, Bridge Troll, Dwarf Panzergarde [Intercept!], or maybe a Timber Wolf with Bull Endurance/Regrowth/Healing Charm)

As for attack spells: I would add at least one Hurl Boulder - it can be so valuable as a finisher. For utility and against flyers, a Jet Stream might also be nice.

Same here: Ultra Pro Matte. They look great (mostly - my friend plays a Warlock, but uses bilious green sleeves; didn't really go together well ) and the rough back feels great, and they fit perfectly.

Gurmash certainly looks promising. As others have already mentioned, much will depend on synergy with other cards (the Battle Orders have been mentioned; it would also be interesting whether Gurmash can "use" the Warlord's Horn of Gothos for his Battle Orders or if his usage of them will be restricted to his zone).

Oh, absolutely. Honestly speaking, this build is only my personal method in order to deal with all my anticipation concerning FiF. Sooo psyched!

Thinking of the build now, one might also build a poor man's version (better: a version with officially released cards only) by replacing the Minotaurs with two Highland Unicorns. Or even better: make a Beastmaster build with two Unicorns, a handful of Bobcats, a Mage Wand (for the Charge incantation) and Rajan's Fury. :strolling back to his card storage, mumbling busily: