Teddy Tools

Teddy does not ship a built-in quest log. Six people keep the objective list in their heads and then argue at the last lock. These tools are the quest log. They run on this wiki. They do not inject into Roblox.

Chapter checklist

The chapter checklist is the page you leave open on a phone while you play on a laptop. It has a row per numbered chapter and a reminder to add named tools — batteries, silver tools, fish, cogs — when those maps are in the vote. Use it with the matching walkthrough from the Guides Hub.

Badge checklist

The badge checklist mirrors the badge list so you can tick Chapter One through Five, Zero, Nightmare, Happy Family, and the seasonal names you still care about. It stops you from farming a toast you already own.

Hide-spot notes

The hide-spot tool is a chapter-by-chapter reminder of closet tax, crawl toys, and why spawn furniture is a trap. Pair it with how to survive. It will not draw a box on a locker. It will remind you to leave the locker.

What these tools are not

They are not scripts. They are not codes. They are not a Trello we invented. GnomeCode does not publish a public Trello for Teddy; if someone sends you one, compare it with official links. They are not a substitute for audio.

If you wanted an in-client overlay, read the Scripts Hub and then come back. The safer HUD is a second screen.

How to run a night with tools

Before the vote, open the chapter checklist. After the vote, open the walkthrough. After the toast, open the badge checklist. If you wiped on a closet, open hide-spots and delete that closet from your personality. That is a full toolkit for a 2020 escape game that still does not need a battle pass dashboard.

When an event is live, add one handwritten line to the chapter list. Events explains why that line goes last, not first.

Tools exist so the bear is the hard part again.