Twice, to be exact
A non-foil version is worth $20 and the regular version of the Dragon God is priced at $12
Cards on this list either are, or once were, banned in either the OCG or TCG formats
Oh yeah, one last thing: for the rest of the article, rather than calling the decks by their proper names, we'll be going with their colors which are shorter and easier to type (as a refersher, Esper is Subjective Reality headed by Aminatou, the Fateshifter, Bant is Adaptive Enchantment headed by Estrid, the Masked, Jund is Nature's Vengeance with Lord Windgrace and Izzet is Exquisite Invention with Saheeli, the Gifted as the facecard)
Though this is deterministic and does not randomize the cards at all, it ensures that cards that were next to each other are now separated
Elves believe the hydra-god Progenitus sleeps beneath Naya, feeding on forgotten magics. Market price $5.58 Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked