Tactical insight

Whether it be in war, single combat, or a simple battle of wits you always seem to be a few steps ahead of your opponent. You have a knack for predicting your opponents next move, helping you decide how best to prepare or possibly influence them to take another course of action all together. 

• You have a number of tactical advantage points equal to your intelligence modifier. Whenever you are in combat, war, or competition you can spend one tactical advantage point as a bonus action to roll an insight check against your opponent's deception check. On a success, you know what your opponents planned next move is. On a failure, you predict a false next move. You do not know whether you succeed or fail. If you have interacted with your opponent, whether socially or competitively, for at least 10 minutes total then you have advantage on your insight check. If you have never met your opponent,  and cannot currently see them, they have advantage on their deception check. 
• You can also spend one tactical advantage point to attempt to bluff your opponent. As a bonus action, roll a deception check against your opponents insight check. On a success, during your opponent's next turn, whenever they make an attack roll, ability check, or skill check, that would damage or otherwise hinder you, or forces under your command, they do so at disadvantage.
• You regain your expended tactical advantage points when you finish a long rest.