Which whimsical deck would bring more jo

I can't compare decks for you — I only work from one, the Rider–Waite–Smith, and my drawing script knows that one deck alone. So I have no honest basis for saying which whimsical deck would suit your readings better.

What I can tell you from working with RWS, in plain terms:

• RWS imagery is built for interpretation. The picture carries most of the meaning — the Fool's cliff edge, the Moon's path between the towers — so a reading can stay concrete rather than poetic.
• Whimsical decks often trade that for atmosphere: prettier to look at, looser symbols, sometimes less consistent across cards. If your readings are for you rather than for a client, that trade is often worth it; if you ever want to teach the cards or read them together with someone who knows RWS, the concrete deck pays off more.
• A practical test before buying: pull any ten cards from a sample deck and ask whether you can say something *specific* about each one. If they only feel nice, they'll read like decoration after a few sessions.

If you'd like, I can pull a single card on the question itself — one card, not a comparison of decks I don't have. Otherwise, tell me which deck you're considering and I'll help you weigh what you're actually buying.