Can any Kanjidamage users help me out?

OK, so, I've just finished learning my kana and want to go onto kanji. Heisig was good but a touch too dull for my liking, so I'm going to try out Kanjidamage.

All I'd like to know is, what exactly do I learn? Just the mnemonic/keyword, or the kunyomi, jukugo, etc.?

It just seems like an overwhelming amount to learn for each one the first time through, and I'd like to know how others who have used it went about it.

Thanks.

>>56
I wrote all my flashcards by hand and took them with me throughout my day. In the beginning it was 10 a day, at points it slowed down to under 10, then during the last 1000 or so it was 15 a day.

You can study grammar if you want, but when you actually start reading things you will have plenty of time to observe and take not of grammar patterns. I recommend JRPGs once you get over 1500. My first all Japanese game was Tales of Phantasia on psp.