ToysRyou is a series of one shots exploring a world of abandoned misfits toys and the societies they built for themselves in the wild.
The Island of Lost Toys follows the toys that kept appearing on the Isle of Lost Toys after Santa came. Now, it has separated from the main land and the toys must find a way to safety.
System: Threadbare by Stephanie Bryant
Game Master: Jamie
The Players
Rowan: Snowflake and Merlin
Playbook: The Stuffed Animals
Pronouns: she/her and he/him
Bio: Two beloved stuffed toys Rowan lost in their childhood. Snowflake is a small rabbit only three inches tall with another 3 inches of ears that disappeared during a move to a new house. Merlin is a cow whose head is larger than its body, and its glass eyes had melted out, leaving only empty felt sockets.
Riley: Terry
Playbook: The Mekka
Pronouns: He/Him
Bio: The Bulwark in Tears was once a mech model built by Terry’s first owner, who was given as a gift to his little brother, who named him Terry. Sadly, shortly after that, Terry became a lost toy.
Ris: Hypertide
Playbook: The Action Figure
Pronouns: (tentative) he/him
Bio: A collectible factory error that swapped the colors of Delinquent Heroes’ Hypertide, this action figure toy was beloved by his owner but forced to stay in the box, eventually forgotten and given away, landing himself at the Island of Lost Toys.
The Players
Rowan: Harold the Dinosaur
Playbook: The Mekka
Pronouns: he?/him?
Bio: An orange Grow-in-Water toy of a T-Rex dinosaur, it’s torso is pinched diagonally by a plastic soda can ring. Ever hopeful and seeing the best in his friends.
Riley: The Crawlers
Playbook: The Mekka
Pronouns: They/Them
Bio: The Crawlers are a collection of Fresno Nightcrawler plastic toys, that all share a hivemind like sentience. It’s unclear what their deal is, but everyone agrees they’re weird and creepy.
Ris: Floofy
Playbook: The Mekka
Pronouns: Unknown
Bio: Mirroring Eden Grove’s “Floofy”, a handheld toy that changed color when dunked into water, lost on a vacation and sunk to Toylantis. Tries to claim they are a “beast” but act more like a pomeranian than anything else.
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