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For damp rooms, I'd recommend Fermacell to you, since it's way more moisture-resistant than regular drywall. Drywall soaks up moisture and can start to get moldy, whereas Fermacell is made of gypsum and cellulose fibers and handles it much better. If you're gonna work in a bathroom or kitchen, you need something sturdy anyway - Fermacell is the safe choice there and just lasts longer.
Like I said, Fermacell is the better choice for damp rooms - that's how I'd see it too. Drywall swells up and becomes prone to mold, Fermacell handles moisture way better. And then it's also important that you ventilate properly and ideally plan for a vapor barrier in bathrooms.
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