Hearthpwn

I don't play wild, but if there's something I know about the format is that everything is busted, and this deck doesn't look busted enough to compete.

Also, looks like you don't have enough overload cards for Tunnel Trogg and Surging Tempest to shine.

The minion lineup looks about right, but the spell line up can use some real changes. Devolve and Totemic Smash aren't that helpful for what you're trying to get to. They're removal options, when realistically, you're trying to close the game up by around turn 5-6.

Considering you're swarming the board, running Storm's Wrath is far more useful, and gives you a real comeback off of goliath, while also synergising well with your 1 drop cards. Also Serpentshrine Portal is an incredibly flexible card that can be used as tempo, removal, and game ending damage.

I'd also probably recommend cutting a copy of Bloodlust, replacing it with Vessina. The reduced mana cost makes her more flexible, and will clog your hand up less. And can still just be played for tempo. 

Another change that might be worth considering is I don't know how good Trick Totem actually is. Obviously it's great for the curve, but Flametongue Totem is a very consistent totem that has won me a lot of games back in AoO for me. 

The last cards that are worth considering, but I don't know how to fit them in would be Instructor Fireheart as a flexible game ender, that can basically be the god tier topdeck, Flamewreathed Faceless as a huge stat swing on 4, that still doesn't lock you out of your strong 3 drops the turn after, and Cumulo-Maximus as a tempo swing and potential game ender.

Hope this gives you some ideas, and helps a bit. I wish you luck with your tinkering. 

Have you tried Diligent Notetaker?  It can turn those +2 attack Totemic Surge into +4 attack for all your totems.

Maybe the Tour Guide + Manafeeder Panthara combo could work if you want to get some early board.

If you want a strong Totem-focused deck, I'd recommend going either Even or Odd Shaman. Odd Shaman can summon multiple Spell Damage totems to deal fatal blows with spells, Even Shaman is better at filling the board with Totems and get more use out of totem buff spells. Both will probably perform better than a Totem Shaman without an improved hero power.

If you still want to play just Totem Shaman, I'd first remove Trick Totem, because your opponent will be efficient enough at disrupting your gameplan. It's too much of a gamble to hope for spells that won't backfire hard. Flametongue Totem is better.

Crawver has made some good suggestions already. Vessina is a bit more flexible than Bloodlust as a finisher, and Storm's Wrath is a good way to make an early board more threatening, especially with Tunnel Trogg.

You could also consider using Ancestral Knowledge and Lightning Bloom, one for more card draw and consistency, the other to help closing games out, like getting Bloodlust or Splitting Axe out a bit quicker. Also, it gives you more Overload options.

I have a deck that works 

Btw if you want the optimal even shaman list im happy to provide it 

please do I love even shama

I gotta sleep now but ill getchu it tmr :)

also one other thing i've found Lightning Bloom and Diligent Notetaker to be v strong maybe consider

This is my list. 

The 3 lists in consideration for optimal are mine, Squallhunter replaced with The Storm Bringer, and Squallhunter replaced with The Lurker Below. 

If you have the legendaries, feel free to try them out. 

This is the deck code: AAEBAZnDAwLN9AKsrQMO0wG+BtYPshS1FPuqAqC2Ava9ArTNApTvAp2jA9qlA/mlA+HMAwA=

I've always seen Cryostasis in even lists but was never sure what its there for how do you use it?

also does anyone know the interaction between Zentimo and Totemic Reflection? (does it copy the totems and give them buffs or does it buff and then copy?) (if its the first does that mean that mean you can generate a 7 minion board if you have 3 totems on turn 6 and then wack em with the zentimo reflection?)

also here's my list that i cooked up and had success with yesterday:

Cryostasis is an even shaman staple because it is generally your best proactive play on turn 2 when going first. 

Your ideal curve (going first) often looks something like this: 

HP on 1, Cryo on 2, Totem Golem HP Totemic Might on 3, and HP Diligent Notetaker double Totemic Surge on 4. 

Alternatively HP on 1, Cryo on 2, HP notetaker and all your buffs on 3, then Splitting Axe on 4. 

The general mulligan guide for Cryostasis is keep it going first, and keep if going second if you also have Totem Golem or Totemic Might. 

You always want to play Cryo on 0 attack totems that have survived from the previous turn. This is because they will unfreeze at the end of your turn and you'll be able to attack with them next turn. 

If you play Cryo on a minion you summoned this turn, it won't unfreeze and won't be able to attack for two turns. Don't do that. The exception is taunt totem.

If you (or anyone) have any questions about even shaman I'd be more than happy to answer them, I consider myself somewhat of an expert on the deck. 

Explosive Evolution is another card that can be run similarly to Cryostasis.  If you manage to duplicate it with Notetaker or highroll Vargoth then you can get 7-cost minion extremely early.

Although Explosive Evolution looks kinda similar to Cryostasis on its face, there is a hugely important difference. Explosive Evolution gets rid of the totem tag, which is incredibly valuable in even shaman. Sure you can get a random 4 drop really easily, but that 4 drop doesn't get buffed +4/+2 on your notetaker turn and it doesn't get copied by Splitting Axe. For these reasons, its vastly inferior.