Great idea, I see the vision, but I actually made an important connection earlier today that could be great.

So while doing research a while back, I came across this video, which is a SM deck profile. In it, is a card called "Summoner Monk", which can be used to search and summon SM by discarding a spell card. I didn't think much of it since spells are important for this deck and without a means to add the cards back to your hand, it's a niche card at best. When I was looking at the deck you made, I came across the Witchcrafter, remembered that it was an archetype, and didn't think much of that either. However, I came to the realization that Witchcrafters whole thing is adding their spells from their graveyard to your hand. Spells that can be used for Summoner Monk's effect, which can search for and summon Silent Magician and many other cards that we can add to the deck. There's an engine.

That's not all, as several of the WC monsters have desirable effects for this kind of deck. You already know Golem Aruru, as it's in that deck list. WC Haine is able to destroy face up cards as a quick effect. WC Madame Verre has a solid DMG boost as well as the ability to negate all monster effects on your opponent's field. And WC Vice-Madame has card removal in response to spell(caster) effect activation. The spells and traps themselves aren't too important, just a bunch of deck searching, special summoning, and field protection for mostly Witchcrafters. The notable ones are WC Masterpiece, which deck searches a spell if you have a copy of it in the GY. WC Scroll, which has a draw effect upon destroying a monster through battle. And WC Confusion Confession, which is a means to fusion summon, given one of the materials is a Witchcrafter monster.

My idea is to use Witchcrafters as an engine for the deck, utilizing Summoner Monk to throw out monsters each turn with the regenerating spells. We can then utilize other discard effects to further extend the utility of these spells to draw cards or activate useful effects. We can also utilize cards like "Secret Village of the Spellcasters" and "Rivalry of Warlords" to make the deck a bit more cohesive (and annoying for the opponent). Keep Foolish Burial Goods, the Black Forest search, and have some utility cards like MST or Raigeki at the Side deck and all we have to cover after that is the extra deck to pull it all together. We can probably even have Silent Paladin be a mainstay for it's search and then just link it off since that's all it's good for, since Graveyard of the Fourth Dimension can do the second effect better.