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Previously, switching chars was an often-used tactic for when you horribly messed up and full-died. To not impair the rest of your team, you'd just calmly switch to one of your other fractal-ready alts. (Note that this worked only for alts that are seeing that particular fractal for the first time since the instance opened.)

Now, as of last night, switching while team in combat kills your new character after a few seconds. I suspect this change was done to combat a bug in the newest fractal, but accidentally disabled live character switching altogether.

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This was previously one of the perks of having more than one character geared for high-lvl fractals -- a deus ex machina to continue supporting your team as the fight rages, in a one-chance-per-char, tag-team, Pokmon fashion.

I had a thought on how to create a unique mounted combat build: If you can get the Strixhaven Mascot feat, you can take the Fractal Mascot as your familiar. It's normally small, but can increase its size up to Huge using a bonus action, and there's no time limit on how long these size changes persist. So, the creature could change its size once you summon it, up to a size that you can feasibly ride.

Assuming your DM approves that you can summon the mascot in a form that has "appropriate anatomy" for riding, AND that you are allowed to command it as your familiar to behave as an "unintelligent" mount per mounted combat rules, you get a pretty unique mount with:

In this report the authors examine the possibility of using the Fractal Attrition Equation as a metamodel to describe outcomes of cellular automaton combat models. This Fractal Attrition Equation has been proposed as a replacement for the Lanchester equation. Unlike Lanchester's equation, it is based on a measurement of the spatial distribution of forces involved in a battle, and incorporates this by use of the concept of the fractal dimension. In this report, the form of the expected Loss-Exchange-Ratio function based on this equation is determined. It is shown how this function can be used as a Metamodel to describe the outcome of some cellular automaton models. While this is not an exhaustive proof of the validity of the equation, the case discussed does display interesting features which should be further investigated. This is particularly so given the earlier work of the authors in demonstrating that the Fractal Attrition Equation explains certain features of historical combat data.

The world is facing an explosive COVID-19 pandemic. Some cases rapidly develop deteriorating lung function, which causes deep hypoxaemia and requires urgent treatment. Many centres have started treating patients in the prone position, and oxygenation has improved considerably in some cases. Questions have been raised regarding the mechanisms behind this. The mini review provides some insights into the role of supine and prone body positions and summarises the latest understanding of the responsible mechanisms. The scope for discussion is outside the neonatal period and entirely based on experimental and clinical experiences related to adults. The human respiratory system is a complex interplay of many different variables. Therefore, this mini review has prioritised previous and ongoing research to find explanations based on three scientific areas: gravity, lung structure and fractal geometry and vascular regulation. It concludes that gravity is one of the variables responsible for ventilation/perfusion matching but in concert with lung structure and fractal geometry, ventilation and regulation of lung vascular tone. Since ventilation distribution does not change between supine and prone positions, the higher expression of nitric oxide in dorsal lung vessels than in ventral vessels is likely to be the most important mechanism behind enhanced oxygenation in the prone position.

Single point incremental sheet forming (SPISF) technique is an emerging process for die less forming. It has wide applications in many industries viz. automobile and medical bone transplants. Among several key parameters, toolpath planning is one of the critical aspects of SPISF. Also, formability and geometric accuracy have been the two major limitations in SPISF. Spiral and constant incremental toolpaths and their variants have been investigated in detail by several researchers. Fractal-based toolpath planning is also an attempt to improve the process of SPISF. Formability is measured in terms of thickness distribution and maximum forming depth achieved. This paper investigates a fractal geometry-based incremental toolpath (FGBIT) strategy to form a square cup using incremental sheet forming (ISF). Fractal toolpath is a space-filling toolpath which is developed by the fractal geometry theory. A comparison-based study is conducted to observe the benefits of using FGBIT over traditional toolpaths (spiral and constant Z). Better formability, stress, and thickness distribution have been observed by adopting the proposed toolpath strategy. This toolpath strategy is new in its kind and has not been investigated in the metal forming domain. Experiments and simulations are conducted to validate the concept with reasonable accuracy. 2351a5e196