Nights of Eternity Evan Afton

Evan Afton is the $500 Healer on the survivor roster in Nights of Eternity. The model is the crying child with a Fredbear plush. Health is 90. Movement uses the default survivor sheet: stamina 100, walk 12, run 26, drain 10, gain 30. The kit quote is Was that the bite of ‘87? Buy him when the lobby already has a stun and nobody is topping people up. Do not buy him as a second Night Guard. He does not Mask, he does not eat Pizza, and he does not stun like Phone Guy.

ST-GB Team released the game on 25 March 2026 as a Roblox 1-versus-all night for up to nine players. Maps are FNaF 1, FNaF 2, and FNaF 3. Every finished arcade still cuts twenty seconds. Last Man Standing still jumps the clock to 1:14 and highlights both auras. This is not Bite by Night and not FNAF Eternal Nights. Those games use different crying-child kits. Numbers below are for this roster only.

Community pubs park Evan in B on the survivor tier list. The heal is real. The body is not. A focused animatronic deletes 90 HP before the second Plushie, which is why you stand behind a sentinel instead of in the doorway.

Kind Soul

Kind Soul highlights injured teammates. That is the whole passive. You see who is actually dying instead of guessing from scream audio. Use it to walk the Plushie to the wounded runner, not to lecture a full-HP Night Guard who is already on a cabinet. Kind Soul does not heal. It does not slow the killer. It does not replace a callout if your lobby never looks at outlines.

If two people are tagged, pick the one who is still on an arcade or the one Henry Emily is peeling. Do not sprint across the map to top a player who is already in a lost chase while a second wounded teammate is sitting on a 90 percent cabinet.

Plushie

Plushie is the reason the kit costs $500. Windup is 1.5 seconds. Other survivors inside the aura (not Evan) heal 2 HP every 0.5 seconds for 5 seconds, 20 HP total. Evan takes Slowness V for 2 seconds. Cooldown is 40 seconds. You are a lamp. You plant, you glow, you do not get the 20 HP.

Extra Evans in the same aura stack a 10 percent heal penalty per extra Evan. Two healers in one puddle is worse math than one Evan plus a stun. If a second player locked this kit, split rooms instead of stacking auras, or ask them to swap to Michael Afton or a runner.

Cassidy is the intended pair. Familiar Soul boosts Evan Plush healing by 25 percent while she is in the match. That is the expensive version of the night: Cassidy holds, Evan tops the people who took the swing, Phone Guy or Henry still owns the stun. If nobody queued Cassidy, Plushie is still 20 HP. It is just the unbuffed 20.

Never start the 1.5-second windup in a Withered Bonnie hallway. Grab is 35 and Punch anti-heal shreds the aura. Never plant on the cabinet you are still playing. The slowness on you is a Pounce magnet. Status names live on status effects. Slowness V is a 50 percent move tax; you are not kiting during the hug.

Flashlight

Flashlight is a 1-second windup blind. You take Slowness VIII on the windup. If it hits, Evan gains Vitality V and Speed II for 2 seconds, and the killer takes Slowness II plus Helpless for 2 seconds. Cooldown is 40 seconds. Helpless locks abilities. It is not a Phone Guy Taunt. Two seconds of a slowed, button-locked animatronic is a corner, a cabinet cancel, or a Plushie plant, not a highlight reel stun.

Fire Flashlight when Springtrap winds Punch or Cleave, when Foxy leaves Sneak, when Freddy is stuck in a 2-second Lullaby plant, or when Bonnie starts a Grab. Do not blind empty air because you are nervous. A miss still spent the 1-second slowness window and the 40-second cooldown. Vitality V is 100 percent damage reduction for those 2 seconds if the hit lands, which is the only time this 90 HP body is allowed to take a greedy tile.

Flashlight and Plushie share the same 40-second class of cooldown. You will not peel and heal on the same heartbeat unless you desynced the buttons earlier. Sequence it: blind the commit, walk the aura onto the wounded runner, then rotate. Bindings are on controls.

Skins

Classic is $300, Hoodie $450, Crying Soul $500, Balloon Boy $600, Freddy $700. None of these change Kind Soul, Plushie, or Flashlight. The Freddy palette is a cosmetic nod, not a second Freddy kit and not a Night Guard Mask. Buy them after you can keep a teammate alive through one chase.

How to spend a night on this kit

Open arcade objectives and accept that you are not cabinet primary. Two runners sit on sets. One sentinel peels. You live near the peel. Path with Phone Guy or Henry so the 3-second Taunt or the Strike window is also a Plushie window. Role basics are on how to play survivor. Late-game hiding rules on how to survive the night apply less here: you are not a Mask user. In Last Man Standing the aura highlight is already on, so Flashlight is the 1:14 button and Plushie is idle unless a second body somehow still exists.

Against Springtrap, do not Plushie after Seek has already painted you. Blind the Punch, then plant behind a wall. Against Foxy, wait until Sneak drops; blinding an invisible model is a 40-second donation. Against Freddy, walk around Lullaby instead of hugging a plush that already applies slowness 3. Against Withered Bonnie, treat anti-heal as the matchup: a 50 percent cut on an 8-second Punch means your 20 HP aura is 10 HP of actual recovery if you guessed the timing wrong.

Charlie Emily is a different early-access survivor. Do not mix the crying child with Charlie, with Cassidy, or with The Puppet. Vanessa was scrapped and is not a reskin of this page.

Evan is the heal you queue when the stun is already locked. The survivor picker will send new players back to the free kits, which is correct. Spend $500 only after you have died enough times to know you would rather hold a lamp than miss a Taunt. Compare the rest of the human side on the Players Hub. If you still need the other side of the lobby, start with Springtrap so you can feel how fast 90 HP disappears when nobody is stunning.