I would strongly suggest bringing this deck down to 60 cards. With too many cards in the deck it won't be consistent and will rarely do what you want it to do.

Slitherhead feels really out of place in tokens, and Intangible Virtue is a must. Sundering Growth is weird maindeck because it more or less requires that your opponent has an artifact or enchantment out, or else you have to hit your own.

Also, I'd definitely suggest spalshing black for things like Lingering Souls and maybe even Sorin, Lord of Innistrad , both of which are very powerful cards.

The idea with tokens is that you have a huge weenie army that overwhelms your opponent for the win, but that is very difficult with expensive cards like card:Trostani's Judgment. i suggest you try to keep from playing cards that cost more than 4 in this deck.

If you can get your hand on them, planeswalkers like Garruk Relentless  ^Flip can be ridiculous in a deck like this and will help you with a control matchup.

Hope that helps! good luck with the deck!

Thanks, this helps a lot!!

I really like how this deck looks. A definite plus is the cost. $25 is not bad. I think this is because people are underestimating Selesnya atm as well. =)

A really good card you could look into is Geist-Honored Monk . It's power and toughness are equal to creatures you control. It does cost 5 mana, but it's really good since it has flying and gives you two more tokens. It's not too expensive either. Armada Wurm is a good card as well, but I don't think it would fit too well with the synergy and low cost of most of the other cards. Thus, I'll simply throw it out there for you to decide.

I have to agree with Gamer7129 about the Garruk Relentless  ^Flip . It is a good card due to it's versatility. I think the other, Garruk, Primal Hunter would run great in here as well. It produces 3/3 beasts, allows drawing equal to the highest power among creatures you control, and gives you 6/6 tokens equal to forests you control, if you pull off his final.

The last card I could recommend is Rancor . It definitely seems to be the staple green buffer at the moment. I hope this helps you out. I also run a GW deck, but mine has taken a different route. If you could look at it, I would love your opinion on it, and whatever you might recommend. Thanks. =)

The deck is called: deck:did-you-just-see-that