Very good to know. Obviously, If it is impossible to do, then I won't continually call for that specific idea
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But I still think that something needs to be done with this topic. Having passive leaderships having complete fear immunity is still a little bit too overpowered, especially when certain of those abilities are level 1 abilities. I'm not saying that it should be as rare (or nonexistent in some cases) as it was in BFME2/ROTWK, but there should be a balance to how easy/hard it is to be get Fear Immunity.
I'll list off the Factions that I think get Fear Immunity too early and/or often.
Imladris: Cirdan having a passive Fear Immunity at level 1 is way too much. My suggestions would be to put the Fear Immunity on the active part of this ability, and also give Fear Immunity to Glorfindel's Light of Hope while it is active.
Rohan: Having Theoden and all 3 Marshals of Rohan give passive Fear Immunity is also a bit too much. Just keep it on Theoden, and give the Marshals other passive leaderships (maybe something unique for each of them?).
Dwarves: I know Iron Hills gets it a bit too early, and I honestly can't remember how Erebor and Ered Luin get it. But I think putting fear resistance on the active effect of Vendetta/Defend the Halls/King in Exile would be the best move for them.
Pretty much every other faction is fine, besides possibly Gondor (due to Faramir) and Isengard (due to Uruk Captains), but they both take a bit longer to get Fear Immunity then the others so it is hard to say.
I'm not saying my suggestions are the only ways of balancing this out, but those 3 factions are probably the biggest causes of this problem, with Isengard and Gondor being right behind them. The system for Fear Resistance isn't completely broken right now, I just think is could be in a better place, and Heroes like Boromir suffer because of it, because of how easy it is to counter Horn of Gondor right now.