"Cry "Havoc!" and let slip the dogs of war"
- Mark Antony, "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar"

Usually, I offer commentary on the season's developments, but in this case, seeing as how I have sub-titled this game "The Ides of March", I hesitate to meddle with the potent cogency of Shakespeare.

There are no unconventional opening sets of orders; rather, it is the interplay of the openings that will generate flavor heading into Fall 1901. Retreats being impossible after Spring 1901, we will now proceed to Fall 1901 due next Tuesday, March 22, at 10:00 a.m. CST (15:00 GMT).

As you see, with each adjudication, I will attach a map of the last season's orders, a map of the board as it currently stands, and a .dpy file. The .dpy is a RealPolitik file [I adjudicate using RealPolitik]. So, if you have your own copy of RealPolitik and wish to follow along... go right ahead.

Also, I include the text adjudication of all orders (below). Orders are presented *as written*. This allows you to see exactly what your opponents ordered. It also lets you review my work for possible errors in adjudication.

And now, without any further ado...

"Havoc!"

S1901 Adjudication

Austria:
a vie-tri
a tri-alb
a bud-ser

England:
EDI -> NWG
LON -> NTH
LVP -> YOR

France:
Army Paris move Burgundy
Army Marsailles Support Army Paris move Burgundy
Fleet Brest move Mid Atlantic Ocean

Germany:
F Kiel - Holland
A Berlin - Kiel
A Munich ??? Ruhr

Italy:
F NAP-ION
A ROM-APU
A VEN Holds

Russia:
F Sev-Bla (*Bounce*)
A War-Ukr
A Mos-StP
F StP-Bot

Turkey:
Fleet from Ankara to Black sea (*Bounce*)
Army from Constantinople to Bulgaria
Army from Smyrna to Armenia