Most Dangerous Horde (relative to size)

[Blademaster]

I like those pathetic rats at the begining of high rulain

[Taggerung The Otter]

cluny is a legendary vermin. i one Redwall book while trying to capture redwall a vermin stated that he did not want to end up like cluny. FTW

[Muse]

That's in my new rp, hundreds of billions. So when I say massive, I mean massive. Remember Gulo? He only had 100 vermin.

[Ungatt Trunn]

The Blue Hordes were definitely the most dangerous. The soldiers wern't cowerds, and just think about how large the army was...
P.S my 500th post!!!

[Vilu Daskar]

The Blue Hordes

[CrazyPug37]

The Blue Hordes

I second that.  Their numbers were huge, and they conquered Salamandastron.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Ah'm gonna chooze ze Corpzemakerz. Gotta ztay loyal tae ze Weasels!

[Tam and Martin]

Probably the Bluehordes. They were strong in number and Ungatt Trunn was pretty smart.

[Buzz_Bumble]

The most dangerous "horde" is obviously the Redwall and Salamandastron "hordes" ... they always win in the end. 

[Sebias of Redwall]

Probably Cluny's army.

[Nadaz, voice of the host]

I think that the Juska Bor were perhaps relative to size one of the best vermin armies due to their strong leadership. My other top picks include Swartt's horde, Cluny, and Gabool. Most of the more mobile vermin bands are likely to have more experience and be better at fighting, although they often suffer from infighting ie. Ublaz's navy. Stationary forces tend to have stronger leadership but tend to lack good fighting ability after seasons without action and are therefore more vulnerable ie. my (Nadaz's) rats, the thousand eye army.

[Sebias of Redwall]

Badrang was kinda impressive too since they had to unite all of the northlands to finally beat him, and even that came at a heavy price.

[Nadaz, voice of the host]

Forgive me for my ignorance oh wise one, but what book was Badrang from? LoL by any chance?

[Sebias of Redwall]

He came from the book, "Martin the Warrior."

[The Grey Coincidence]

Rose dying was a heavy price for us readers and especially the characters- buuuut I think on a macro scale the woodlanders didn't loose that many beasts.