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Keyword Passive Abilities (KPA) are always written in bold in the card’s Ability description.
KPAs apply specifically to heroes and allies.

• Here are the list of the KPAs:
  1. Ambush
  2. Defender
  3. Haste
  4. Meek
  5. Protector
  6. Shroud
  7. Steadfast
  8. Stealth

Note: Predator is not a KPA; it is a Keyword.
Note that hero or ally who gained a KPA with an attachment or an item will lose the KPA only if the card that gave the effect leaves the play.

• In Shadow Era, KPAs, are specific abilities that provide constant, automatic effects while the card enters or is in play.
  
• If a KPA appears at the beginning of the Ability description with the first letter capitalized (e.g., Ambush, Defender, Haste), it indicates that the card directly benefits from this ability.
  
• These abilities are passive, meaning they do not require any action from the player to activate.
  
• KPAs are a subtype of Passive Abilities, meaning that if a card specifies 'lose all passive abilities', KPAs will also be lost.

• It is possible during the game to grant KPAs to heroes and allies through attachment abilities, support abilities and items.
  

         Here are some examples:

• Some cards even feature multiple KPAs, which increases their potential to synergize with other cards or strategies within a deck. For example, an ally with both the Protector and Steadfast KPAs can shield other allies while being difficult to remove except through combat.
  

         Here are some examples: