I can't find what other 'on hit' effects are in Diablo 3. I know of knockback and life on hit.
The existing on-hit effects are
- Bleed
- Blind
- Chill
- Fear
- Freeze
- Immobilize
- Knockback
- Life
- Mana (WD only)
- Slow
- Stun
Of these +life and +mana are unique in the fact that they always work; the others only come in the form of "chance to" affixes. I've excluded life steal from this list because it isn't formally "per hit".
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