This Procedure is used to evaluate the weaknesses in the

forthcoming actions and strategies of an enemy organization.

Through precise statistical and behavioral analysis, Iteration

X is able to predict what an enemy organization — such as a

Chantry, or even an entire Tradition — is likely to do in the

near future, and at what point during this activity it will be the

most vulnerable. That's when the HIT Marks come calling.

[This Effect generally requires several hours of poring

over strategic data, maps and evaluation paperwork. In a

pinch, though, it can be pulled off as a "sudden hunch."

Success can help to predict the plans of an enemy group,

though multiple successes are required to forecast any degree

of accuracy or detail beyond "They're... uh... at home." A

failure indicates that no concrete plan can be formalized,

while a botch generally gives bad information.]