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Feature Spotlight - present your Army on the Army Portfolio page and deploy it to a Campaign to track Experience for your units

Battlesphere lets you present your army in full - with glorious pictures, rich background and a full honour roll of the battles they have fought. Here is how this looks in practice.

Head to My Armies in your dashboard and create a Portfolio for your force. Give it a name, a faction, a cover image, and a backstory if you're feeling lore-inclined. Then build your roster unit by unit — name each one, write a short description, and upload photos. Every unit gets its own page with a portrait, a lore entry, and a full record of what it's done on the table.

Your Portfolio is public and permanent. It lives independently of any single campaign — your armies grow between seasons, and the record follows them wherever they fight next.

Deploy to a Campaign & Track Crusade Progress

When you join a campaign that uses Crusade rules, you can deploy one of your Portfolio armies to that campaign. From that point on, every battle you log will automatically update your units' Crusade records — XP earned, kills scored, Crusade Points accumulated, and any Upgrades or Battle Scars your unit picks up along the way.

All of this is displayed right on the unit's page, grouped by campaign. A veteran unit that has fought across multiple campaigns will show a record for each one.

Share Your Units

Each unit has a shareable link. Drop it into Discord and a rich preview card appears automatically — portrait photo, faction, name, and record. A nice way to introduce your warband before a battle, or gloat afterwards.

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