Bite By Night Guide field wiki Play Survivor roster
Pick a class by what the team needs: self-sustain, stuns, healing, information control, or new utility routing.
Pick a class that keeps you useful without perfect callouts. Customer is the safest route learner, while Fighter can save a bad chase if you already understand stun timing. Medic and Security Guard get stronger when teammates react to your support, and Technician asks for even cleaner pathing before it feels reliable.
Mix survival, control, and support instead of stacking the same role. A simple spread is one steady objective player, one chase interrupter, one recovery class, and one information or utility player.
Self-sustain
Default survivor built for learning routes and staying alive.
Customer is the safest starting class because it can recover and create distance without asking the team for help.
Protector / Stunner
A stun-focused class that can interrupt dangerous chases.
Fighter is strongest when it uses timing and angles to break the Killer's rhythm rather than trying to duel forever.
Healer
Team recovery class for longer rounds and second chances.
Medic turns small survival windows into extra objective time, especially when the team can regroup safely.
Support / Intel
Information and control class for teams that want to play cleaner.
Security Guard helps the team make better map decisions by mixing camera information with emergency control.
Engineer / Utility
New engineer-style survivor built around route tricks and generator utility.
Technician looks like a lower-health utility class that trades raw safety for obstacle routing and faster generator pressure.