The more I think about it the more it strikes me over how different the cavalier subclass is from the others, as while they come complete with extra choice of actions for your char to perform all you get in the box with that subclass is an abiity lead more troops, heck and even then at the cost of losing being able loot, do civil work or hunt.
So to my thinking it seems that rather then being some kind of extra profession par-say, becoming a cavalier is more akin to chosing play a char with a very chivalric mind set as it were.
You can lead more troops and you gain more honour in battle.
But you can't do fun stuff like looting, or contribute with post-TO restoration efforts.
