Rather, it is there to help players remember how and when to resolve each keyword.
The reminder text is not an exhaustive description of the rules for a keyword. The back of each unit card provides reminder text for each of that unit’s weapon keywords. 
The front of each unit card provides reminder text of each of that unit’s keywords. Each weapon keyword adds an ability to the attack pool in which it is included. Each unit keyword provides a unit with an ability, including the timing of when the ability is used as well as the effect of the ability. 
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A weapon keyword is an inherent ability of a weapon and is presented as part of a weapon on either a unit’s card or an upgrade card. A unit keyword is an inherent ability of a unit and it is presented on a unit’s card or added to a unit by an upgrade card. There are two types of keywords: unit keywords and weapon keywords. This is a list of all known and referenced keywords. 3.82 Versatile (Command Card Keyword/ Weapon Keyword). 3.78 Transport X: Closed (Unit Keyword). 3.67 Sidearm: Melee/Ranged (Upgrade Keyword). 3.59 Relentless (Unit Keyword/Command Keyword). 3.49 Master of the Force X (Unit Keyword). 3.46 Light Transport X: Open/Closed (Unit Keyword). 3.36 Immune: Blast/Deflect/Melee/Pierce (Unit Keyword). 3.28 Fixed: front/rear/side (Weapon Keyword). 2.11 Treat X: Y (Upgrade Keyword/Free Card Action). 2.10 Take Cover X (Unit Keyword/Card Action). 2.9 Spotter X (Unit Keyword/Card Action). 2.8 Secret Mission (Unit Keyword/Card Action). 2.7 Sabotage/Repair (Command Card Keyword/Card Action). 2.6 Repair (Upgrade Keyword/Free Card Action). 2.5 Quick Thinking (Unit Keyword/Card Action). 2.4 Pulling the Strings (Unit Keyword/Card Action). 
2.2 Claim (Command Card Keyword/Card Action). 2.1 Arm X: Charge Type (Weapon Keyword/Card Action). 1 This is a list of all known and referenced keywords. Explore the big controversies surrounding video games. Learn how electronic games evolved from other forms of play. Discover how video games changed the way people play, learn, and relate to each other. See rare and unique artifacts like Computer Space and a Nintendo NES gray cartridge, and view notes and drawings from legendary game inventors such as Will Wright, Ralph Baer, Don Daglow, and others. Create artwork on a gigantic Lite Brite-like pixel wall. Join in dodge ball and other games on an LED Lightspace floor. Show off your pinball powers on classic pinball machines such as TRON: Legacy and The Addams Family. Play an arcade version of Guitar Hero and the latest games on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii. Challenge friends on classic console games such as Sonic the Hedgehog and Super Mario 64. Enter a recreated video arcade and play nearly 4 dozen historic video games*. Grab an oversized joystick and play Giant Tetris-the only machine of its kind available for play in all of North America-or gobble up opponents on Pac-Man Battle Royale, the first 4-player Pac-Man game. 
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