That horus deck inspired me to give a crack at a level up deck. HEre is my try at a Mystic Swordsman deck:

Monsters:

[2] Mystic Swordsman Lv. 6

[3] Mystic Swordsman Lv. 4

[2] Mystic Swordsman Lv. 2

[2] Marauding Captain

[1] Command Knight

[2] Tsukoyomi

[1] Breaker the Magical Warrior

[1] Tribe-Infecting Virus

[1] Sinister Serpent

[1] Sangan

[1] Magician of Faith

Spells:

[1] Pot of Greed

[1] Graceful Charity

[1] Delinquent Duo

[3] Level Up!

[2] Book of Moon

[2] Swords of Concealing Light

[2] Reinforcements of the Army

[1] Snatch Steal

[1] Premature Burial

[1] Heavy Storm

[1] Mystical Space Typhoon

[1] The Warrior Returning Alive

Traps:

[2] Bottomless Trap Hole

[1] Mirror Force

[1] Torrential Tribute

[1] Ring of Destruction

[1] Call of the Haunted

The goal of the Mystic Swordsman deck is to use Lv. 6 to get your opponent into a Mystic Swordsman lock. Your opponent will have to summon the monster they draw face up to get out of the lock. Meanwhile, you can keep summoning monsters.

The Mystic Swordsman deck has TERRIFIC facedown control. A standard Mystic deck also packs cards to put your opponent’s cards facedown such as Book of Moon. They can also use Warriors and Warrior support, simply because they are Warriors themselves.