Hello, thank you for the comment! The diamonds indicate 'stars', which correspond to the colour of the card as well. 'one-star' is yellow with one diamond, 'two-star' is red with two diamons, and 'three-star' is blue with three diamonds. There are 2 one-star monsters, 3 two-star monsters, and 4 three-star monster.
The diamonds are a way to easily identify what star rank the monster belongs to even if you print in black-and-white or have colour blindness.
> The diamonds are a way to easily identify what star rank the monster belongs to even if you print in black-and-white or have colour blindness.
I can see that, but do you confirm that the fact that a one-star monster doesn't have any mechanical influence on the game? (for example, if I'm revealing a one-star monster or a three-star monster doesn't change anything to the result, right?)
While there is no mechanical influence on the game (a three-star monster is not 'stronger' than a one-star monster or anything), it may influence your decision in what star rank card you want to pull next. For example, if you see that 3 three-star monsters are out (as all the monsters are revealed face-up on the play table), then there is only 1 three-star monster remaining in the dungeons, so the blue three-star cards are relatively 'safe' to pull from the dungeon.
