If we are trying to get them everywhere, Fractionated Morse would be amazing. Ideally, it would try to place the crib at a location where some word(s) of the plaintext can then be inferred. It might have to follow the pattern from the Nihilist cryptanalysis and let us know if it's difficult to choose a crib with the keyword we have selected. That one suggests that we change our choice of keyword to get more options for cribs, which is something that I find happens relatively often when I'm creating a Fractionated Morse, so I sometimes re-choose my keyword/crib several times until I find something that gives competitors a reasonable place to start.
If we are trying to get them everywhere, Fractionated Morse would be amazing. Ideally, it would try to place the crib at a location where some word(s) of the plaintext can then be inferred. It might have to follow the pattern from the Nihilist cryptanalysis and let us know if it's difficult to choose a crib with the keyword we have selected. That one suggests that we change our choice of keyword to get more options for cribs, which is something that I find happens relatively often when I'm creating a Fractionated Morse, so I sometimes re-choose my keyword/crib several times until I find something that gives competitors a reasonable place to start.