Garden of Witches Cast

Garden of Witches is a combat game that refuses to treat its bosses as loot piñatas. Every named fight is a person Sil has to drag to a table. This hub is the cast list. For patterns, use the boss guide. For chapter order, use the walkthrough. For Sil as a kit, stay on Sil’s page. For the first greenhouse duel, open Fiena. For the farm, open Abigail. For the swamp, open Maydel. For the Dream Witch who is also the setting, open Nahatra. The full table is the witch roster.

Team Tapas came from mobile hits (A Girl Adrift, Bistro Heroes) and spent two years making a PC action game whose witches would not look like stock broom-and-cauldron clip art. Abigail is pumpkins and crows because she wants to be left alone on a farm. Sil is thread because her job is to stitch the coven back together. Fiena is wine and mushrooms because someone on the team drinks every weekend and they admitted it in an interview. That is the design process: domain first, personality second, HP bar third.

Who you should know on day one

• Sil, Thread Witch, giant scissors, sewing-doll silhouette. You.
• Canele, the talking cat in the cottage. Not a boss. A critic.
• Fiena, first real duel, greenhouse picnic that is also a fight.
• Abigail, Pumpkin Witch, farm, scarecrow sickle.
• Rims & Berry, pink chaos and a love letter signed in graffiti.
• Chloe, later-chapter witch on the roster — treat the book-and-spider Steam shots as that era of the campaign even if a hotfix renames a phase.
• Nahatra, Dream Witch, the Garden is her sleep.
• Maydel, Swamp Witch, Epilogue 1, Singing Scissors.

Epilogues 2 and 3 add more gathering. When Steam names them, they will land on this hub and on updates.

How to use the cast pages during a run

Read the roster before a first meeting so the portrait is not a surprise. After a death, read the boss guide instead of rereading the lore. Lore does not dash for you. If you are here because you liked a character and you want a reason to fight them again, that is a valid use of a wiki. Garden of Witches is short; the portraits are the replay value.

Japanese voice-over for the main story shipped with 1.0. Interface languages include English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, and Spanish (Spain). This wiki itself is English, French, German, and Spanish.

When a witch refuses the tea party, you do not murder the coven. You win a duel and they sit down. Play the walkthrough with that in mind and the story scenes between rooms stop feeling like loading screens.