There's a lot of stuff going on with Vraska, Betrayal's String that makes it worth the steeper price point, such as the aforementioned Poison Counters, the Proliferate effect, and even the ability to neutralize threats by turning them into treasure artifacts with its most costly attack, this card can end the game with its Poison Counters alone
The combination of card advantage and pressure is appealing, and it could be a fine value engine in the 99
Typically, theyd end up out-of-position, and it wouldnt be the Ajani Vengeant that killed them but the Purphoros, God of the Forge or Blood Moon that they opened themselves up to because they fought Ajani
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Dragons are universally enjoyed at the table powerful but fair, dramatic but not oppressive