The Grand Army stands not on gold alone, but upon the will of those who carry its banner. It is in the hands of the devoted, the bold, and the cunning that the Empire finds its strength. All who lend their voice to the cause, who weave the tales of conquest and sound the drums of progress, shape the course of what is to come. Deeds shall not be forgotten, nor the names of those who stand in service of the vision. The march is long, and those who rally the ranks, inspire the legions, and spread the word may find their loyalty well regarded.

In every campaign, there are those who do not merely march—they lead. The ambassadors of the Grand Army are its heralds, its envoys, its most stalwart officers in the great expansion. They carry the vision beyond the known borders, uniting allies and strengthening the ranks. Such service does not go unnoticed. The weight of responsibility is great, but so too are the honors that come with it. Those who walk this path will find themselves counted among the Empire’s chosen, their efforts marked in ways only time shall tell.