Unfazeable comes with a notice that you should roleplay it or lose it. Is it really compulsory, or can some characters have it without this built-in requirement?
Unfazeable comes with roleplaying advice because it’s a wholly unrealistic mental trait and no gamer is likely to have a hope in hell of roleplaying it well. While fictional physical and social traits can be reduced to game mechanics, it’s harder to do this with made-up mental traits in an RPG, where playing a role is at least part of the point . . . hence the advice. But you’re free to ignore the advice and simply treat it as Immunity to Fear and Intimidation [15], sure.
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