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Did a little bit of research, how does this look for a 35pt list?

System: Hordes
Faction: Circle Orboros
Casters: 1/1
Points: 35/35
Krueger the Stormwrath (*5pts)
* Woldguardian (9pts)
* Woldwarden (9pts)
* Woldwarden (9pts)
Wolves of Orboros (Leader and 5 Grunts) (4pts)
Wolves of Orboros (Leader and 5 Grunts) (4pts)
Wolflord Morraig (5pts)

So take my advice with a grain of salt as I do not play Circle but have been considering them for some time. I think you got a solid list, wardens being able to Geomancy Chain Lightening is very cool. However I think Megalith would be a great swap for a Warden, he hits more accurate and harder, lowers DEF and SPD, is steady and has fury 4. I personally like Wolves of Orboros as well, however I think they would serve you better as a max unit with the unit attachment. While I think Morraig has potential I think you need to focus on getting the most out of your wolves and Power Swell with Ranked Attacks is probably going to output more damage. So now we have some free points with Morraig dropped and I recommend a Gator Witch Doctor. This solo was made for Circle and is awesome for Wolves and Bloodtrackers, giving your Wolves tough and making sure they will not flee which makes a tarpit unit even better. So now we are looking at:

Krueger the Stormwrath (*5pts)
* Megalith (11pts)
* Woldguardian (9pts)
* Woldwarden (9pts)
Wolves of Orboros (Leader and 9 Grunts) (6pts)
* Wolf of Orboros Officer & Standard (2pts)
Gatorman Witch Doctor (3pts)

You are missing out on some support such as shifting stones but I think this list will bring more as you expand your Circle as well as double Warden and double min Orboros aren't very common at all in most lists and the other items added above are very well utilized.

Are there any lists that use the Lord of Feasts? I REALLY like that model. (I already ordered it from amazon )

I'm sure there are. Actually Krueger can give him Lightning Tendrils which could have him clear a min sized unit by himself, also Argus' animus that gives 360 degree LOS would be great with Blood Reaper.

pKreuger is awesome, though the list you put above is very pillow fisted. If you come across armour skew you will have a very rough time. Megalith is fantastic and allows you to Geomancy Chain Lightning, but between the Feat and 2-3 Chain Lightnings a turn you don't need much more infantry killing power. Keep Megalith but afterwards add some Warpwolves for some real hitting power.

Shifting Stones are a necessity for many casters and lists and I would strongly suggest putting them in.

pKreuger also does great things for Bloodtrackers. He can grant them Reach and the electro leaps also benefit from the prey bonus (so POW12 electro leaps).

The Lord of the Feast is also a fantastic model and can really surprise people. Of course if he misses with his raven attack it usually means he dies to a charge, but if you have things ready to counter charge them he can bait them in. His abilities also mean your opponent has to be on his toes constantly. They can't leave any light infantry within about 3" of a heavy jack since he can shoot at that, teleport anywhere next to it and thresher all the light infantry nearby. I have even used him to assassinate casters this way. Shifting Stones also facilitate this. They throw him out 8" (actually just over due to his base) and he shoots 10". That's a huge threat range with very little able to stop it.

Just my 2 cents.