Wispering Woods is arguably the best card in token druid, it really is worth crafting if you enjoy the deck. In the list above SN1P-SN4P is the major omission, much better than Zilliax. You can drop Wrath and then Keeper Stalladris as they're not essential. The deck can't support mountain giants but Sea Giants might work if you want to try something different!
I would never put in Sea Giants without Wispering Woods. Wisps are what makes Sea Giant playable.
While I see that it is currently listed by mana cost and then by alphabetic a full row at a time, it's still not as easy to find individual cards on the list. Would it be possible to also list the mana cost as well?
I'm not saying that you should use a different layout, but sorting columns would be nice. hearthpwn's columns were minions, abilities, weapons, and heros. hearthstonetopdecks uses class and neutral cards. These lists show 3 columns but they are pointless other than to fit more info per square inch.
Having the number of included cards listed after the name means that they don't fit into any sort of useful view. Perhaps on the right side of the set icons would be better.
The common cards being green means that red deficient colorblind people (protanopes) will have problems distinguishing between the orange legendary cards. It's sadly not that big of deal as they already have problems distinguishing between blue rares and purple epics. :P Red deficiency is less common than green deficiency so at least there is that.
This is Jalexander's Saviors of Uldum quest rogue after one day of refinement at high legend.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/463391049
I would never put in Sea Giants without Wispering Woods. Wisps are what makes Sea Giant playable.
I would recommend using Archmage Vargoth as he has great synergy with Power of the Wild and Blessing of the Ancients plus as a bonus he will always target enemies with Swipe.
A few suggestions regarding deck layout.