Using EDHREC's data, below is an Average Sidisi Deck that specifically focuses on the Zombie tribal theme. I love classic graveyard strategies, but if we want to compare Sidisi to Varina, we'll need focused results. Since some folks play Sidisi as a classic, non-tribal graveyard deck, we'll modify our results by using EDHREC's Theme Selection Filter, so we only look at Sidisi with a Zombie twist. Let's waste no time and take a quick look at a Sidisi deck.
(This is what makes Mesmeric Orb so potent, as it mills cards one at a time.) Even with that restriction, Sidisi can quickly generate an army of undead, which makes her quite the formidable opponent. Note that even if she mills two creatures, you only get one Zombie she measures by individual instance, not sheer number. We all know what she does: when she enters the battlefield or attacks, she'll mill the top three cards of your library, and anytime one or more creature cards are sent from your library to your graveyard, she'll give you a 2/2 Zombie token. How does Zombie Tribal change when it shifts from Sultai to Esper? Let's find out! The Brood Tyrant She provides a platform for Esper Zombie tribal, granting her access to the white-black creatures from Amonkhet. Even though nature abhors a Zombie, Sidisi gave the tribe a green twist, growing ever more cruel and commanding a whopping 2,074 decks! Now, though, her claim to fame is about to be challenged by the up-and-coming Varina, Lich Queen, who exchanges green for white in her mission to overrun the world with undead. Khans of Tarkir introduced us to Sidisi, Brood Tyrant, a Naga who usurped the Sultai throne from my personal favorite commander, The Mimeoplasm (which is fitting, given Sidisi's character). While I've discussed The Scarab God, Gisa and Geralf, and Grimgrin, Corpse-Born, Zombies happily extend their reach beyond the confines of these two colors. I've written not one but two Commander Showdowns about Zombie tribal decks in Commander.
From Alpha to Zendikar, the dead are always with us, hungry for more. If there's one thing I've learned playing Magic: the Gathering, it's that the Zombies just never stop coming.
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