This is certainly a strong card, something worth running if you can, but it feels a bit more like Chord of Calling than Craterhoof Behemoth (and yes, I hear you saying that the +X/+X does matter in plenty of games, but Im sticking to my point with this)
Like the rest of the non-rares, it is also from the main set, so you can expect to see it running around as an uncommon in Play Boosters too
It's great for kitchen table play in lots of places
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Actually, all the critters have to do is appear and look cute and/or menacing, and were sold
Gilded Goose can eat a Food token and use that mana to pay for the cost of Trail of Crumbs, creating a mini-draw engine without much effort or investment