This small picture helps you recognize this card when you hold it (along with others) in your hand.

Two power bonus dots tell you to add two to your battle droid's power when it uses this card in a fight.

Card lore tells how the card fits in the Star Wars story. The lore shown here is a quote from Nute Gunray - now do you see where the card's title came from?

On every card you will see the art that tells what set the card is part of, its rarity, and a collector number. The rarity symbol is a three-pointed star. Three-pointed stars tell you a card is common. The face of Darth Maul shows this is from the Menace of Darth Maul expansion, and 125 is the collector number.

The deck-building mechanism shows which card group the card is part of. In a 60-card deck, you will need 10 cards from each of the six card groups. In a Starter Set 30-card deck, you get 5 cards from each group.

The card text tells you that you can use this card with any battle droid that has the diamond in its card title.

Whoah, look at all those droids ready for battle!

The number on Watto's chance cube (4) is the card's destiny number.

Card title. You can always use multiple copies of the same battle card in any battle, thus, there is no diamond symbol.