These goats really fundamentally change the way the game is played at the table, more so than the usual mechanical flavor, amazing!
There are some things that I'm not sure I understood well, like scoring (not quite clear for me how much they score exactly) and crafting (you spend stomach cards for the cost but craft a card from your hand I think?), and I'm not a fan of the corvid way of scoring at the start of the turn, but not sure if it would cause issue for the goats.

Aw man you guys have such good theming and the BEST lore for sure! The existence of gruff and his lil meeple friends would be good enough, but you gave him a backstory and even the VB card as I saw! I was very happy to be able to see them develop and see how the board itself changed over the course of time!

I think you also elegantly made some interactions and mechanics work elegantly that I was having trouble wording or smoothing out. As some examples: using cards for actions, scoring based on warriors count, stacking buildings on existing ones. Really impressed with how all of that was ironed out in a way I couldn't make work for my lil guys. 

Also love the additional mechanics actions put in such as leading through a forest, and thing that some bits of your faction would intertwine SUPER interestingly with the venues of my dudes! Great stuff!

I really like the almost parasitic relationship between the Hotels and the Guests. I'm curious to see how players would balance getting the benefits of the hotel and allowing their presence to feel the faction points. This feels like a very interactable faction which I like considering that it feels like a single piece faction (wasn't totally sure but it felt like it based off the board)

This is a fun one. It reminds me of my fan faction Cirque du Goat a bit with the ability to share enable other factions to rule and with the use of goats. Some of the verbage on  the board leads to confusion. On programmed to receive, you talk about leading warriors through the forest. "Lead" isn't an action in Root, and so why not incorporate the word "move" in there instead? You also talk about matching cards, but that should just be 5 cards of a matching suit, right? There are small wording quibbles that I think could cause momentary confusion. They did for me, and I just think it could be worded a bit better. I love how hotels just keep stacking on top of each other and how "guests" get benefits from your hotels. It seems very interactive. Great work!