Decision check
Current pickIdentity and form consistency
Compare the patient with the photo, name, age, and injury before submitting.
Check note: The form and decision controls are visible; the full set of changeable fields is unknown.
Night At The Infirmary Tier List
This page ranks patient-check priorities for the current protocol and keeps class rankings on source watch. Public code articles and video surfaces now mention classes, traits, Surgeon, and Shards, but official class names, stats, prices, and complete roster data were not exposed in the July 27 check.
CheckedJuly 27, 2026
Ranking modelDecision impact, objectivity, and false-positive control
Important limitNo class S/A/B/C ranking yet
Ordered checks
What to verify first
Priority 1 has the strongest direct effect on the patient decision. Lower positions are still useful, but depend more on cross-checking or rules that are not fully documented.
Measurement check
Current pickHeart-rate check
Treat an abnormal reading as a warning and combine it with other evidence.
Check note: The protocol says anomalies have abnormal heart rates but gives no exact range.
Measurement check
Current pickTemperature check
Compare the reading with the approximate 37°C expectation.
Check note: No exact accepted interval is confirmed.
Hidden-signal check
Current pickNight-vision check
Look for presences that normal lighting does not reveal.
Check note: The complete presence catalogue is unknown.
False-positive control
Current pickHallucination recheck
Recheck another category instead of trusting one visual impression.
Check note: The protocol warns that hallucinations occur.
Survival awareness
Update watchSanity monitoring
Keep the visible sanity meter in view while completing the patient task.
Check note: Drain, recovery, and failure formulas remain unknown.
How the order works
Criteria for this role-first ranking
The list follows the real examination loop rather than forcing the game into a character-tier template.
Can it change the form decision?
Form consistency and objective readings sit high because players can review them before submitting Accept or Deny.
Is the check stated in the protocol?
Heart rate, approximate temperature, night vision, and hallucinations appear in the in-game Night Shift Protocol.
Would one signal be misleading?
Visual warnings need a recheck because the protocol explicitly warns about hallucinations.
Current adjustment
Launch version: role-first, not S/A/B/C
The July 2026 launch list ranks six examination and survival priorities visible in current gameplay. Exact heart-rate limits, temperature intervals, hallucination rules, sanity formulas, and class stat tradeoffs remain open.
Class source watch
Do not use a class tier list as fact yet
Current public discovery found code articles saying Shards can help with classes and traits, plus prior class-query search demand. Those sources make class queries worth watching, but they do not provide a creator-confirmed roster, exact class stats, prices, upgrade levels, or best-class comparisons.
Reference limits
What supports the list
The official Roblox page establishes the game and creator. The examination details were checked against the protocol and interfaces visible in a current full walkthrough.
Official game context
The Roblox experience description confirms the night-shift patient examination premise and warns that some patients are not what they seem.
Gameplay context
A current full walkthrough shows the patient form, Night Shift Protocol, examination tools, night vision, and sanity meter used for this priority order.
No official Trello or creator-owned public wiki was confirmed during the July 27 check. A Discord invite now resolves but remains third-party discovered until Roblox or A.D. Games confirms ownership. Visit Sources for the current link status.
FAQ
Check-priority questions
Short answers for the limits that matter most during an examination.
Does Night At The Infirmary have a character tier list?
Classes are now a source-watch topic, but no complete public stat roster is confirmed. This page ranks examination checks by practical priority.
Is a normal heart-rate range confirmed?
No exact range is published in the material checked. Use heart rate as one warning among several.
What temperature is normal?
The current protocol points to approximately 37°C, without an exact accepted interval.
Why is sanity last?
Sanity matters for survival awareness, but its exact rules are unknown and it gives less direct patient evidence.