With bleed you hope to stack a bleed when it matters, on non resistant ennemies of course. You can do the same with a blight but the attack is fundamentaly different: your aim was to stack blight and is somewhat predictible. Most bleeder classes have high SPD and are well suited for this recovery strategy (unless you rely heavily on stuns that is). If you place enough bleed on a dying ennemy you can do what you want until it's his turn to play (and die). The bleed effect is usually a bonus to the initial damage, which is only reduced by one third of a full damage attack. Bleed also creates a chance to place a healing turn at the end of a fight while not strictly planning for it (if compared to blight). And the higher the dungeon level, the higher the prot of the tank type ennemies you will encounter. These are mostly in the Warrens and Weald. But the base damage and utility of the class are great enough to compensate this weakness.Bleed is one of the key method to kill ennemies with high protection, high blight resist. Personaly I think HM bleed is extremely bad. Critical boosted Hellion (think about her +8% crit camping skill) is also quite efficient for this.
Jester has a better critical hit chance and tends to critical bleed (bleed lasts 5 turns instead of 3) on top of the critical damage effect.
Bleed is one of the key method to kill ennemies with high protection, high blight resist.
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