If you judge a card by its cost, Hermit Druid is pretty strong, but perhaps the most telling indicator of Hermit Druid's power is that it's banned in Legacy , one of Magic's most competitive formats
Feature a VSTAR Power, used once per game
Instead, you could take advantage of the fact that its functionally a hexproof creature and try to enchant or equip it
I also love to self-bounce a dork that I can recast for more enters-the-battlefield effects, such as Man-o'-War above, or #10 below
Wizards took the powerful, attractive part of phasing--the protection component--and turned it into a powerful, deciduous mechanic that can show up time and again
Better yet, if you have potential buyers in two places, you can leverage them against one another by disclosing you have multiple interested parties