Has anyone built Persistent Petitioners in EDH?

[WWolfe]

Has anyone built Persistent Petitioners in EDH?

[ApothecaryGeist]

DJ at Jumbo Commander did ...

http://magic.tcgplayer.com/db/article.asp?ID=15119&writer=Jumbo+Commander&articledate=2-12-2019

Happy Brewing

[Morganator 2.0]

I saw someone use Muldrotha, the Gravetide as the commander for Persistent Petitioners. This way they could mill themselves to get good cards, and also had access to Bloodbond March.

I definitely think milling yourself is the way to go. It's really hard to mill out 3 opponents, so don't bother. Find some way to take advantage of your own graveyard... until the Seedborn Muse comes out. Then you can mill them.

[Judaspriester]

hmm.. dramatic scepter combo to mill the table?

[WWolfe]

Looking at DJ's build, I don't know that 20 Persistent Petitioners is enough, I was thinking more in the 25-28 range.

Thrumming Stone seems like a no-brainer inclusion, as does Bloodbond March if you include green and black (it's an absolute house in my Shadowborn Apostle deck). Faces of the Past could be a decent inclusion. Dramatic Reversal on a stick seems like a pretty solid inclusion, Remembrance could be decent if you're in white. Rings of Brighthearth?

Duskmantle Guildmage or Bloodchief Ascension seem like they could be a good alternate win-con if you're facing one of the GY shuffling Eldrazi.

Quest for Renewal or Seedborn Muse seem like they could be promising as well. Mesmeric Orb would also have some synergy with those two.

[Judaspriester]

Murkfiend Liege would also work as backup for the Muse.
Then maybe something like Rest in Peace to make sure that you don't support other decks that want to get their gy filled.