That meticulous balance is key to succeeding with a Singleton deck in a competitive environment
Once per turn, if your opponent Special Summons a monster(s) and you control a "Fairy Tail" monster (except during the Damage Step): You can target 1 Effect Monster your opponent controls
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However, it's effectively providing a consistent card draw, which is essential for control decks , and if you can get it down on turn one, you can activate the card draw ability on your opponent's turn to have eight cards in hand, then give yourself leeway to play two cards per turn and keep activating it for an additional card draw
I personally don't think it'll remain a $20 card
card in each pack