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Side note just say no to bloodletters... how can people play armies like that i don't know, takes the whole fun away from the game.
I'm mainly recruiting bloodletters because I don't have many options let. I can recruit some mortal units buts its not even turn 20 and it takes time to grow and upgrade settlements. I can recruit bloodletters in a single turn too (assuming the bloodletting mechanic for my army is high enough) and I need enough units to keep bashing down the AI around me.