Librarian OTK

This could very well be my final post here this year (unless something happen in the YGO world in the next 3 days or I have some ideas).

I promised an OTK deck based around TG - Hyper Librarian, the most sought after card this month.

monster (17):

3 Junk Syncron
3 Effect Veiler
3 Magical Examplar
3 Apprentice Magician
1 Summoner Monk
1 Crystal Seer
1 Magicat
1 Endymion, Master Magician
1 Glow Up Bulb

spell (23):

3 Magical Citadel of Endymion
3 Arcane Barrier
3 Spell Power Grasp
2 Miracle Syncro Fusion
2 De- Syncro
2 Double Summon
1 Mystic Space Typhoon
1 Giant Turnade
1 Magical Stone Excavation
1 Foolish Burial
1 Monster Reborn
1 Terra Forming
1 Reinforcement of the Army
1 One for One

Basically this is a deck that starts out REAL slow. To slow your opponent down, you have Veiler, but if thats not enough ... I'm sorry mate, thats it.

The deck would most probably win the turn you could summon 2 Librarian.

Summoner Monk, One for One and a random monster and spell (preferably, Endymion or Glow Up). Monk special summons Examplar, One for One is activated for Veiler, Examplar gains 2 counters. Syncs Veiler to Monk for 1st Librarian, remove a counter on Examplar and summons second Librarian, from there (unless you are godlike unlucky) the deck would work itself.

Arcane Barrier may be a dead draw most of the time, BUT it might also save your ass by giving you 4 new cards when Citadel is out.

The duel usually ends with you having 3 Supreme Arcanite Magician, Scrap Dragon and Stardust up. Or at least thats how I like to end it.

You might wanna play Citadel only when you are certain you could play Arcane Barrier and gain 4 cards, otherwise, stall first.

Apprentice + Veiler is one hell of a wall, since no one mains Nobleman in the OCG.

If you can't syncro by (your) turn 3, just scoop, you can't win.

Most of the OTK decks I make are like that, you lose if you can't win.

I warn you, this isn't an easy deck to play. It may seem harmless on paper, but a few guys at SW (which I don't know very well) asked if they could try and failed horribly.