Hearthpwn

This is the way I like playing token druid. I like violet teacher and I think it's doing a great job in the current meta. rogues don't run fan of knives for some reason so that's really beneficial. warriors are a little harder to deal with depending on how much wipes they have in hand. Just be more conservative with your token generation and don't buff what you can't attack with. Also don't be greedy on savage roar against control. You'll probably not find a better roar than 3 to 4 tminions. this deck has a very good time against shaman because murlocs aren't very healthy, and if they don't clear your tokens you value trade until they concede. Zoo can be a little more troublesome than the average aggro deck because of life tap card generation. 

For mulligan I suggest you fish for wispering woods, acorn bearer, wrath and PotW. If you spot a nasty violet teacher innervate crystal power/wrath. That would also be a good keep most of the time.

Crystal power works better than I expected in the deck. Mainly added for token generation with violet teacher. This card is SO good against aggro. Try greeding it with Keeper Stalladris if you can. 

Acolyte also doing and amazing job even against warrior. You really need card generation or you'll find yourself quickly in situations where you have either token or either buff in hand but never both. If you face a lot of control decks you can swap it out for crystalsong portal. I don't have that card yet so I don't know if it's better or worse. Feel free to inform me if you made the swap.

1 or 2 innervates may come down to preference. Don't keep it in your opening hand without teacher. Only use without teacher if needed. Perhaps to make some keeper stalladris plays.

I cut archmage Vargath because it's worse than teacher and it's not often I only cast one spell on the turn I get to play him. It's a priest card, don't bother with it.

I think that's about it? If anyone else finds succes I'd like to hear it down below. If not, maybe stick to the more aggressive lists that require less thinking.