The answer depends a lot on personal taste, but there is a way to generally feel out which sets are most loved - and that's money
That said, I don't think he's especially good, even in the context of a ~1.5 card combo, and probably caps out at a low Bracket 4
Earthcraft is $100
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Neither of them is Balduvian Horde, which hilariously was the card that players back in 1996 thought was the most broken because a 5/5 for four mana was super far above the curve for creatures of the era, even with its "discard a card" drawback
It's pretty good for board control: #17 Warren Weirding, Tarfire and Nameless Inversion look a bit underwhelming unless played with Matron