...No? I don't know what you think is in those decks, but I've literally deliberately decked them out to record what they have.
The Campaign bunnygirl deck trades consistency for speed, and is much faster yet far more vulnerable then its default counterpart. It WILL summon Royal Knight first, but the default can counter with Darkness, Starfall, Divine army, and has a couple of Phones to combat gimmick decks.
The Schoolgirl Campaign Deck, meanwhile, trades power for consistency... perhaps too much consistency. It plans to be a standard tank/ranged setup, but then clogged its own deck with Beast-types for theming, which doesn't help its game plan. To be fair, the Default Schoolgirl deck's game plan is to clear the board through honorable fisticuffs and then immediately evaporate to the counterattack, so both tend to just trickle fodder onto the field, but the Default can also cast removal, Mark, and summon Dragons in a pinch, so she isn't entirely toothless, just starving for significant mana generation.
The two new decks obviously have no vanilla counterparts. The Dryad deck has a swarming playstyle in mind, but lacks firepower and durability. Without any way to heal itself and only two copies of Fire Dragon and Reinforcement to help deal with hardened targets, Campaign Dryad struggles in the long game with little ability to come back if they get board wiped followed by the opponent preparing a serious defence.
The Gambling deck is hilarious, though. Four squeezers (Hungry Succubus and 3 generic), six 1-mana cards (Three Awakening and Mindless Milk Slave) and THIRTY cards of 4 mana or above, including triple Ascension, Infinite Energy, and TiMeWaLk. It is the most gimmick deck I have ever fucking seen, putting its entire faith in its ability to pull that slot machine lever and simply melting at any sort of Squeezer removal, like Mark or Hypnophone or Swapping... My Gambling decks run Gold Ball and Pursuit ring, hoping to be able to summon Ascension from the hand as plan B, and run Slimes and Starfall to at least provide token resistance while setting up. Get this: The campaign deck runs 3 of each Dragon and partners with Hungry Succubus, but does NOT run Big Breasts, so it can't even summon those dragons as a plan C!
