Nights of Eternity Phone Guy

Phone Guy is the free Sentinel starter in Nights of Eternity. The model is Ralph with a rotary-phone head and bandaged arms. The kit quote is The animatronics do get a bit quirky at night. Health starts at 90 and can climb to 110. Movement uses the default survivor sheet: stamina 100, walk 12, run 26, drain 10, gain 30. If you only unlock one character besides Night Guard, unlock this one. Public lobbies live or die on whether somebody can actually stun the animatronic.

The lore nod is Ralph / Coppelia from Five Nights at Freddy’s. That flavor does not change cooldowns. ST-GB Team released the game on 25 March 2026. Maps are FNaF 1, FNaF 2, and FNaF 3. Arcade completions still cut twenty seconds. Last Man Standing still sets 1:14 with both auras highlighted. Phone Guy is one of the few kits that still has a job in that state, because Taunt does not care that you are visible.

This is not Bite by Night and not FNAF Eternal Nights. Those games use different Phone Guy-adjacent kits. Numbers below are for this roster only. Compare roles on the survivor roster.

Ongoing Repairs

Each stun heals 10 HP and raises max HP, up to 110, for two stuns. You are a 90 HP sentinel who becomes a 110 HP sentinel if you land Taunt twice. That is why you do not hide for the first minute. You want those two hits. After the second stun, Ongoing Repairs is done for the night; you are just a 110 HP Phone Guy with the same cooldowns.

If you die at 90 without ever Taunting, you wasted the passive. If you Taunt twice and then never Repair, you are still the tankiest free survivor on the Players Hub.

Taunt

Taunt is a headbonk shockwave. Windup is 0.9 seconds with Vitality II. You take Slowness VIII for 2 seconds. The killer is stunned for 3 seconds. Cooldown is 40 seconds. A successful Taunt pays 25 EXP and 10 tokens. The slowness on you is the price: you are not running away during the bonk. Plant your feet, confirm the killer is in the shockwave, then walk.

Use Taunt when Springtrap winds up Punch or Cleave, when Foxy leaves Sneak, when Freddy is planting a Lullaby, or when Withered Bonnie is charging Grab. Do not Taunt at max range as a greeting. The 0.9-second windup is short, but a Slash that starts first still wins. Status details are on status effects. Helpless is not what Taunt applies — it is a 3-second stun.

Henry Emily is the paid sentinel alternative. His Strike can outlast Taunt once charges are stacked. Until you own Henry, Phone Guy is the stun you actually have. Cassidy can also stun at three or four ITS ME charges, but she is early access and her kit wants Evan nearby.

Repair

Repair is a kneeling re-wrap of the bandages. You can hold it up to 7 seconds and cancel it. You cannot move. Weakness II lasts 3 seconds. Healing is +5 HP per second. Cooldown is 50 seconds. Full channel is 35 HP if you never cancel, which is a huge swing on a 90–110 HP body. Cancel as soon as you hear a chase close in. A 2-second tap is 10 HP and you keep your feet.

Never Repair in a doorway, on a cabinet, or in a Foxy sightline. The kneel is a Grab and Pounce invitation. Repair after a stun, in a room the killer just left, or behind a wall while a teammate is being chased. Pizza on Night Guard is the other free heal; Repair is stronger per second and does not grant speed. You can live without Evan if you actually press this button.

Skins

Classic is $400. Baseball is unobtainable — do not wait for a shop rotation. Suit is $600, Pirate $700, Skater $750, Computer $800. Cosmetics do not change Taunt or Repair. If a listing tries to sell you Baseball as a live drop, it is wrong for this game.

Stun economy for a full night

You get a Taunt roughly every 40 seconds and a Repair every 50. That is not enough to follow the killer all night. Path with the team using arcade objectives, stun when the killer commits to a runner, then Repair while the lobby converts that 3-second window into cabinets. Bindings are on controls. Role basics are on how to play survivor. Late-game hiding rules are on how to survive the night — ignore the hide part and keep Taunt for the 1:14.

Against Springtrap, save Taunt for Punch or for the moment Seek ends and he gains speed. Against Foxy, wait until Sneak drops; bonking empty air while he is invisible wastes 40 seconds. Against Freddy, Taunt the plant, not the Mic Throw. Against Withered Bonnie, Taunt the Grab dash or you are the 35-damage slam. If Cassidy is on your team, you are still the emergency stun when her ITS ME bar is empty.

Phone Guy is the sentinel the survivor tier list keeps recommending for public games because the kit is readable. You do not need a 5-charge Henry setup. You need to land two Taunts, spend Repair once per chase cycle, and stop kneeling in hallways. If you want a runner instead, go back to Night Guard. If you want the other side, start on the killer roster with Springtrap — that is the killer who will teach you whether your 0.9-second windup is honest.