All it means is that you have a face-up G unit on your Vanguard circle and/or face up in the G-Zone to use that effect. GB, or "Generation Break," is another mechanic that you need to know of for Premium. These two, in addition to giving you multiple attacks without cost (albeit in an RNG fashion,) give you much more versatility and consistency. I would recommend running Skyhigh Walker(RG: move into soul and countercharge) and Prankster Girl of Mirrorland (GB1: when placed in soul, shuffle her into your deck and grab a Pale Moon and put it in your soul). They only offer a 5k power boost, but they can stand up your rearguards for extra attacks.
In addition to what /u/EhroX11 said, you get the ability to run Stand Triggers, which don't exist in Standard anymore.
I play Pale Moon pretty much exclusively both in premium and standard, and part of the reason for that is how toolboxy the deck can be. It involves making your deck more specialized and getting the specific combo pieces you need to make it more competitive, but like I said, just focus on the basics for now, and you'll have a pretty fun, casual deck to work with that you can use to get started on learning the game. There is a third step, but it's more of an advanced step and I don't recommend following it until you've gotten the full hang of Premium. Follow those two steps and you should be good to go. In the case of your G zone, I would recommend picking up strides that are mostly generic to the clan, like Masquerade Master, Harri and the recent Darklord Princess, as well as a couple of g guards at least. Typically for Pale Moon, you would want to run about 11 strides and 5 G guards, though the numbers really don't matter since you just wanna try the format out for now. The second, and probably most important step, is to build your 16 card G-zone, a must have for pretty much all premium decks (even if you end up never using it). You can do that through YouTube or checking online for multiple lists. In that case, I'd firstly recommend studying up on the staples for your main deck, i.e., what all premium pale moon decks would use, like stride fodders (in your case, Masquerade Bunny). Well for starters, let's assume that you just want to turn that standard deck into a premium one without making many changes. Since you're familiar enough with standard, this makes explaining things a lot easier. Hello, and great to hear that you wanna try premium.
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