The focus tree begins with a strategic decision to empower the SS, prioritizing their development over other military forces like the Wehrmacht or police. The allegiance shifts to Himmler, reflecting a growing trust in his leadership over Hitler's. Mobilizing the SS sets the stage for their expansion, subtly foreshadowing an upcoming mass purge. The spread of SS ideology replaces traditional Nazi beliefs with the more extreme doctrines of the SS. The "Dark Purge" then eliminates political rivals and Wehrmacht leaders, with the SS's widespread presence ensuring that any opposition is swiftly and silently neutralized, preventing the possibility of a civil war. Finally, the plan culminates in securing control and assassinating Hitler, who is deemed insufficiently radical for the SS's vision of the future.