So in my recent campaign I wanted to try whether I could get an army full of knights of an order, which proved to be insanely difficult. After I got four castles for the Ravenstern(All under my rule), I found a chapter of Knights Of The Dragon in all of them, then followed with the grandmaster quest for them.

Now, With the leftover amount of some thirty knights and a routine travel between the castles, I got myself faround 80-90 knights of the dragon, and honestly they seemed pretty overbearing until I fought with that prick Alamar from Sarleon. The rangers of the clarion call decimated at least ten of them with their horse archery, and I need to point out that the proficiencies of my knights were around 460 at that time.

The wages aren't that high(60 for each of the knights) and campaign speed is much faster, but them being just melee makes everything fall apart in sieges.

After the rant, question is: Which knighthood order would be the most profitable to comprise an army of? I thought of Silvermist Rangers, since halberdiers are good counters for cavalry and rangers can decimate some good amount enemy archers as well. But other than them, none comes to mind.