2 x Violet Teacher
This is your primary token generator.
2 x Savage Roar + Force of Nature
Your finishers + board cleaning option if totally desperate.
2 x Ancient of Lore
Heal or draw power at your choice.
2 x Swipe
Helps to clean the board or to do the last bit of damage to the face.
2 x Keeper of the Grove
Works primarily as silence, but can be used as a damage dealer as well.
2 x Wrath
Your early-game life saver and a token generator.
2 x Power of the Wild
Incredibly versatile - either synergies with Violet Teacher, or works as a 3/2 drop early game.
2 x Druid of the Claw
Your 4-damage charger or 6 hp taunt at your will.

2 x Harvest Golem
One of the best 3-mana drops in the game.
2 x Innervate
Why not in the core part? The deck has good draw power, but it's just good - not immense. At the same time, it is not mana heavy. Thus in some very rare cases, one of Innervates, MIGHT be swapped, but I do not recommend this.
2 x Azure Drake
A very good card, which gives spellpower and card draw. Most likely not replaced, but can be swapped for some utility 5-6 mana card like Black Knight or Sylvana, for example.
1 x Bloodmage Thalnos
One of the best choices when you need spellpower and card draw. If that is not the case (i.e. you require a stronger body than 1/1 can be exchanged for another Loot Hoarder or Kobold Geomancer
1 x Naturalize
Basically, Naturalize replaces Big Game Hunter in this deck.
This change serves several purposes:
- can give problems to handlocks and miracle rogues (Leeroy being burnt by the hand being too full is so cute!)
- more legal targets - i.e. doesn't only target 7+ attack cards
- and MOST important - allows u to still bring your combo at 10 mana through an enemy taunt (even those pesky divine shielded or highly buffed)

1 x Starfall
Everything is great about this card except 2 things: it is slow and it doesn't target the enemy player. It has a good use in killing 5-6 hp bodies or clear the full board of small minions. However, I'm sure for many players the drawbacks of Starfall will outweigh its benefits. Feel free to replace with anything, that helps you with board control: Cenarius, Cairne Bloodhoof, Sylvana hell, even Hogger.
1 x Ragnaros the Firelord
Works well, when you need a strong finisher or to try to clear some huge threat on the board. DO nto fear the BGH - the only reason for you to get Ragnaros is either to bring your enemy to the combo range or to clear the threat. If he stays on board after that - think of it as a bonus.
2 x Argent Squire
With the amount of Blood Knights around and the Squire being just 1/1 (and you cannot buff it by your spells) - this is just a slight presence on the board in the beginning of the game. I think can be swapped for another 1-2 mana minion. I'm actually thinking about Murloc Tidecaller - it's 1/2 for 1 mana and is likely to draw a silence in the beginning since people will anticipate you bringing his murloc friends around.

Mulligan for: Naturalize, Keeper of the Grove

• Zoolock
Versus Zoolock the matchup is really hard. You have to pray for a nice draw and try to trade with him taking as less damage as possible, while not allowing him to control the board. Your best friends here are: Keeper of the Grove (for killing Knife Juggler and Dire Wolf Alpha), Swipe, Starfall, Wrath. You have to keep your Naturalize for the first Doomguard. Other than that, just play it safe and do not fear to use your Force of Nature to clear the board (try to prepare the situation, so that each treant kills a creature.)

• Handlock
This one is a mind game. If handlock gets a bad start - then the game is pretty much yours. If he has a nice start - then it works as follows: Keeper of the Grove should be used on his Twilight Drake, then Naturalize - I wouldn't use it on the first Mountain Giant, unless his hand is full and by naturalizing you will burn 2 cards for him (if you are lucky it would be Shadowflame or may be a giant or Sunfury Protector/Defender of Argus). But normally I would rather try to kill it by other means if it doesn't leave you without creatures. Then, if you still have Keeper of the Grove and your combo in hand - you can naturalize this taunted giant and go into the face. In most cases, he will bring the Molten Giant and taunt it as well. Then you bring up your KotG and finish him (check the HP carefully, you have to do lethal damage in that turn otherwise you are screwed). Beware of bringing the warlock lower than 18 hp, till you have lethal or if you are not in the situation where you KNOW you are able to handle the taunts which he can put on the board. Another thing is that he has Shadowflame - this needs to be taken into account as well.

Mulligan for: Keeper of the Grove

• Miracle
This matchup is random. If the rogue is lucky with the spells he rotate through his Gadgetzan Auctioneer and then follows it up with Leeroy Jenkins combo - there is really small chance you can win it, as he will simply ensure that the board is clear and even 24 hp is not enough for you to be safe. The good thing is that it happens not too often, which gives us a good chance to win. First of all - always try to control the board, this is vital as you need to constantly keep pressure and deal damage. Secondly IF he doesn't stealth his Auctioneer (for example when he cleared your minions) - this is when you have to use your Naturalize - his hand is full and he will get 2 cards burnt. Several times I burnt Leeroy this way and the rogue simply ragequitted right away.

• Aggro/Tempo
Same as Warlock (Zoolock). The only difference is that your Naturalize will most likely be used on some of the hardest taunt or highest buffed minion somewhere in the middle of the game.

Mulligan for: Standard

• Control
Pretty easy match-up. You need to play your minions slowly (to ensure he cannot get a good Equality). Paladins heal themselves a lot, so you need to be checking for lethal damage every turn and never ever do your combo (especially at high mana) thinking that he has 3 hp left and you have Swipe, so you kill him next turn - most likely that will NOT happen and you will die a painful death later.

• Aggro
Same as Warlock (Zoolock). The difference is that your Naturalize will most likely be used on some of the hardest taunt or highest buffed minion somewhere in the middle of the game and the priority target for Keeper of the Grove is most likely the Knife Juggler as paladin can keep his ability going with his hero power endlessly.

Mulligan for: Keeper of the Grove

• Control
A tricky matchup, yet still favourable for Token Druid in my opinion. You have to basically watch out for 3 things: 1) do not let him gain armor (focus those pesky Armorsmith ASAP); 2) always keep Naturalize for either Garrosh Hellscream or (preferrably) for Alexstraza, which he will bring together with Gorehowl to finish you; 3)remember, that he has Brawl - never go with your minion all-in unless it allows you to do lethal damage THIS turn.

• Aggro
You should normally simply demolish that kind of warriors to oblivion.

Mulligan for: Standard

• Trap/Weapon
Normally a favourable matchup for us. You have to be VERY careful with traps that he places, as this is the difference between winning and losing. Try to guess, what kind of trap he placed based on the situation on board. Also, do not forget about his combo and always try to keep the board not overwhelmed with your minions after turn 6. Also, please mind that on turn 10+ he can do Leeroy Jenkins + Unleash the Hounds + Timber Wolf combo and it really hurts - try to keep taunt on board at that time.

Mulligan for: Standard

• Control
This shouldn't be hard to win. You only have to watch for his Auchenai Soulpriest combo and generally just put pressure on the priest. Nothing really special about the matchup.

Mulligan for: Keeper of the Grove

• Freeze
If played right - the freeze mage is not a problem for our claws. You have to remember, that he has Doomsayers, so be sure to have the ability to remove it with spells if you bring lots of creatures on board. Another thing is that you should always beware of Archmage Antonidas and save your Naturalize for that magician. Your primary target when playing Freeze mage is to ensure that he wastes spells on your minions, instead of dealing the damage to your face.

• Aggro/Tempo
Same as Warlock (Zoolock). The only difference is that your Naturalize will most likely be used on some of the hardest taunt or highest buffed minion somewhere in the middle of the game. Also, try to save Starfall, for the point when he brings Knife Juggler covered by Mirror Image.

Mulligan for: Standard

• Ramp
Very hard to win this matchup. Ramp druid is ahead of us in tempo due to Wild Growth and also has our wombo-combo at hand. What I suggest here is to try to get as much damage to him as possible and be careful with removing taunts. I would normally save [cardNaturalize[/card] for Ragnaros or Ancient of War if I'm sure that this lets me kill him. Do not be disappointed if you lose this because you are practically supposed to do so. If you meet many druids in your ladder climb - you may bring the Black Knight to the deck to help with taunts. Also, Ramp druid normally run those knights themselves, so think twice before placing your Druid of the Claw in bear form.

• Token
Mostly depends on who draws a good token combo first. Other than that, it's obviously a 50/50 matchup :) Try to not let the Violet Teacher to get out of hands and you should be fine.

Mulligan for: Starfall, Swipe

• Various
I believe that is our worst matchup, as Shaman has the best clearance vs our tokens. Moreover, I've seen so many strategies they use, and even by first turns you cannot predict what kind of shaman you are playing against. The only thing I suggest - is not to waste your silences early and try to keep Starfall at hand when he brings his totem army.

It's hard to advice anything here as I myself didn't define the right strategy to adapt to Shamans yet - so I just play it safe and solid searching for a chance to pull the combo.