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Depends on what you want the deck to play like.

It seems to me that the deck could use a bit more fast mana to help power out the angels. Avacyn's Pilgrim is a good, cheap start. Playing some more aggressive angels/fliers would definitely help, as well as some equipment to boost them up. Seraph of Dawn is a great common angel, while champion of lambholt is a good team player (especially if you go more of a token-centered route). Depending how you want the deck to play, midnight haunting and gather the townsfolk are solid token generators. As far as equipment goes, darksteel axe is a solid choice. Fiend hunter and more oblivion ring s make for great removal spells.

Tokens are like pseudo cards. Whenever the game needs to make an object, such as a creature, without actually having a card for it, it uses a token. Look at the card Voice of the Provinces . It says to make 1/1 white Human creature token. For all intents and purposes, that token counts as a 1/1 creature that is white and has the name and creature type "Human." If the token would leave the battlefield, it disappears, as tokens can only exist on the battlefield. WotC prints tokens for you to use, but anything is acceptable as long as both players can identify it and tell whether its tapped or not.

If you're trying to keep to the Angel theme, tons of ideas at this thread:

forums.mtgsalvation.com/showthread.php?t...

You can boost your deck in a lot of ways, but some are obscenely expensive, like Cavern of Souls , or older, moderately expensive cards, like Ancient Tomb . Too much to suggest...

May 7, 2012 -- 11:42AM, ilias_tsa wrote:

Could you explain me what tokens are? Sorry I am new to this :s...

A token is a permanent (creature, artifact, enchantment, land, or planeswalker) generated by another card. When a token leaves the battlefield, it ceases to exist. Most tokens are creatures, though token artifacts and can exist .

For all intents and purposes, unless the token's name is specified (which only happens with legendary tokens or copy tokens), its name is the same as its creature type.