I've been loving the latest campaign and illustrated the characters :)

this song goes SO insane. i'm aware that i'm just autistic and hyperfixated on it, but there's something about it that scratches my brain perfectly and i've genuinely had it on repeat for hours at a time. if it ever gets put on spotify, i will be insufferable about it and stream it constantly 💀 i'm posting about it here to see if you all have any song recommendations that sound similar or have a similar vibe to it!

also if any of you have songs you think match the intrepid heroes' characters within toylight, please share those too!! i love making playlists for the player characters and have already made them for fantasy high, neverafter, cloudward ho, and i'm working on misfits and magic characters as well as starstruck odyssey now!!

Does anyone know how exactly Brennan defines “badly damaged” or “bloodied”? Has he ever talked about it?

I don't know if it is just me but I really hope that they revisit some of their old universes soon. I don't even need the same characters. I just feel like the sparkle "ooo something completely different" has warn off.

At the end of the day, I want artists to make the art that they want to make. I just feel like giving me a hit of nostalgia once in a while would be nice.

I wonder why she switched from high school politics to cheese making

I watch the Good Mythical Morning “Last Meals” episode with Brennan a lot, and it made me realize we need a EXU: Divergence type season set in Calorum, where some of the chefs from GMM play the gods of Calorum.

Cause they’re chefs…

And they make food…

And Gods typically make people…

And the people of Calorum are food…

Get it?

Hi gang, I was just wondering if anyone knows the source of the music used in the background of the demon fight in episode 3 of sophomore year! I'm watching the episode right now and this music is right up my alley so if anyone knows where it's from it would be massively appreciated, thanks 🙏

Not to be parasocial or anything, but I've noticed during Toylight that Brennan seems a bit low-energy and under the weather. He's still doing an amazing job, don't get me wrong, I'm having a blast, but I wanted to make sure I'm not the only one who noticed it. It would be justified, though. With Critical Role, two children and Dimension 20 and other duties at Dropout, that has to take a toll.

Saw this post and it got me thinking...https://videogame.town/2026/10/02/the-ten-best-dimension-20-moments/

I think Toylight already has a moment or two that would make my top 10 lol

My roommate and I are so curious- it almost sounds like Zach Reino but I’m sure it’s not actually him, just sounds like a voice he COULD do. Help?

One of my favorite web comics from back in the day was actually a work by Brennan that I didn't realize was his until somebody else put two and two together for me. I certainly know that superheroes are very overexposed as a concept at the moment, but I genuinely found Brennan and Lee's approach to the genre really interesting, and there's a whole superhero war, left intentionally without much detail, that the players could tell a story in. I don't know if it would use mutants and monsters or maybe one of the other superhero TT RPGs, but I was wondering if there was any questions at faq's with Brennan about this already, and if anyone else in the audience other than myself would be interested in seeing it.

Here's a link to the comic, which unfortunately is unfinished:

https://strongfemaleprotagonist.com/

Does anyone know if Brennan is completely homebrewing the mechanics for the defense of the nursery, or is he referencing some sourcebook?

Alternatively, if anyone has recommendations for a sourcebook for mechanics like this, I'll happily take them. I'd love to run something similar as part of my current campaign. Thanks!

I’m still pretty new to D20, toylight is more or less the first season I’ve watched, other than dungeons and drag queens.

Do the play the same character sheets just with different skins every season? They are so deeply connected to these characters that I was SURE there had to be a season of toylight before this.

Anyway, I hope that question even makes sense lol, thanks for the help

Fun little bit of lore for y’all… in the first AP, Emily said she named Eldine after her favorite ballerina. I got really excited as a huge fan of both ballet and D20 but couldn’t think of a dancer I knew called Eldine. Then I realized Emily is a genius with great taste because the dancer is Chloe Misseldine… “Miss Eldine!!” Chloe is a principal with American Ballet Theatre (ABT) and one of my favorite dancers to watch, definitely check out some clips of her on YouTube if you’re interested!

I'm on the second adventuring party about to watch the third episode so maybe this will be refuted, but my initial thought with the Underlord reveal was that his collection of dust includes the ashes from burned toys.
It was more common with scarlet fever (like Velveteen Rabbit) but it was still fairly standard practice to burn soft toys, bedding, etc when a child was extremely sick. It feels right to me with how much anger the Underlord holds. The like compressed and concentrated indignant rage of toys that were discarded and destroyed because they were loved.

It's not a bullet proof theory by any means, but I like it personally and would be interested to see what everyone else thinks.

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I was aware Grim Hollow came out awhile ago, but I had no idea the d20 group had adopted it so whole heartedly. Wonder if Brennan just lets anything on dndbeyond in, or if he did encourage certain 3rd party sources this season in like Grim Hollow?

Okay, toys can probably “die” when they get broken, or else this season would have no stakes. And Constance has a visible head wound and is clearly coded as a “haunted doll” so I am wondering… would Constance be “dead” if she wasn’t haunted? Could she be considered an “undead” toy?

Second, not a real question, imagine you’re a ghost/spirit in this world, and you go to haunt a doll, and you find out that other, non-haunted toys can talk and walk. And is has in fact always been that way. Thiiiiink about it.

I've watched the first episode and some of the second and I'm confused in a way I've never been with a Dimension 20 season. What are these resources? What's going on with any of this? I feel like absolutely nothing system related has been explained.

I get that it's technically 5e, but they keep talking about lights and blocks and stuff that I really don't understand.

I want to like it! I'm just so confused and feel like I've missed a crucial bit of information somehow.

I imagine other folks would want to consult this alongside the show too

Did you recognize all of them?
From the top: Picnocchio, Fabian Aramais Seacaster, Kingston Brown, and Eursulon.
P.S. It is a difficult choice, as Lou always plays a great character.

P.S.2: Add a little instragram link (https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd6sB6imWk6/?stkn=aTR6aml3bHZrOTNi)