Part Freyja, the party god of the aesir, with clear links to Bragi, the poet/bard god, which is etymologically close to bragging, or in Kaldheim : boasting
Competitive power and extreme scarcity together earn it a spot among the most expensive Yu-Gi-Oh
The reason rarity matters has nothing to do with deck building in Disney Lorcana or even gameplay, but rather it determines what cards players will get from a booster pack
It cant be cast, and it never counts as a card in the players hand
6 Vraska, Betrayal's Sting - $46.85 Vraska, Betrayal's Sting is a new Planeswalker with a focus on the returning Poison Counter mechanic this card is worth the most when it's a Borderless Step-and-Compleat Foil, showing off its art in a muted, monochrome blue color
All this is assuming that the card makes it into someone's hands at all, and it may not