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Persistent Petitioners
Oracle Text
{1}, {T}: Target player mills a card. (They put the top card of their library into their graveyard.)
Tap four untapped Advisors you control: Target player mills twelve cards.
A deck can have any number of cards named Persistent Petitioners.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Persistent Petitioners is a delightfully stubborn little engine in Magic: The Gathering, and it clearly points toward a mill-focused control or combo strategy rather than any aggressive plan. For just {1}{U}, you get a 1/3 body that blocks early attackers well, then slowly chips away at an opponent’s library with {1}, {T}: target player mills a card. The real power, though, is in its unusual deckbuilding permission: a deck can have any number of copies, which makes it ideal for redundancy and inevitability. In practice, the card shines in a dedicated “Advisor tribal” shell, where four untapped Advisors turn into a sudden twelve-card mill burst. Pair it with cheap untap effects, token-makers that happen to be Advisors, or protection for your board to keep the engine running. In Ravnica’s political flavor, these are the endless bureaucrats who win by outlasting, outnumbering, and exhausting the opposition.
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Character Background
Persistent Petitioners is a delightfully stubborn little engine in Magic: The Gathering, and it clearly points toward a mill-focused control or combo strategy rather than any aggressive plan. For just {1}{U}, you get a 1/3 body that blocks early attackers well, then slowly chips away at an opponent’s library with {1}, {T}: target player mills a card. The real power, though, is in its unusual deckbuilding permission: a deck can have any number of copies, which makes it ideal for redundancy and inevitability. In practice, the card shines in a dedicated “Advisor tribal” shell, where four untapped Advisors turn into a sudden twelve-card mill burst. Pair it with cheap untap effects, token-makers that happen to be Advisors, or protection for your board to keep the engine running. In Ravnica’s political flavor, these are the endless bureaucrats who win by outlasting, outnumbering, and exhausting the opposition.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:45 UTC