Garden of Witches Abigail — Pumpkin Witch

Abigail is the Pumpkin Witch. Pumpkins, crows, a farm, a scarecrow sickle. She wants to be left alone. Sil cannot leave her alone because the tea party needs a full table and Nahatra is still dreaming leaks. Chapter two is her domain. If Fiena taught you to dash, Abigail grades whether you kept the habit when the cone got longer.

This page is the person. Pattern language for the sickle sits on the boss guide. How the first witch teaches the same verbs sits on how to beat Fiena. Chapter order sits on the walkthrough.

The video in the middle is a short first-time attempt at Fiena and then Abigail. Use it for the farm’s size and for how a chapter-two HP bar looks when you still fight like chapter one. Do not copy a demo tag sheet. 1.0 is Scissors, Spells, Imprints, Relics.

Who she is

Team Tapas designed witches as domains first. Abigail is a farm that went feral because its owner stopped hosting. She is not cute in the Fiena-hookah way. She is tired. Dialogue after Fiena’s phase shift has Abigail fail to recognize the “clearheaded” garden owner, then get mad at the insult. That scene is the coven in miniature: nobody wants to host, everybody is still family, Sil is the one with scissors.

Japanese 1.0 voice-over casts Noa Honda (本田乃愛) as Abigail for the main story (chapters 1–5). English remains the interface default on this wiki’s audience. The sickle does not care which language the grunt is in.

Garden of Witches — first attempts at Fiena and Abigail

The farm as a fight

Chapter two opens the map. More rooms than the greenhouse, more trash that exists to steal a dash, a boss arena that wants a finished string and then punishes it. Relics start to matter as a sentence, not as a percent. If you still have no imprint identity, Abigail is where mixed kits feel like a brick.

• Sickle cones / sweeps. Longer than Fiena’s petals. Dash through the wind-up. Walking out eats the tip.
• Crow / projectile assists. Clear enough to see the floor. Do not spend the only dash on a bird if the sickle is up.
• Greed on the last Scissors hit. 1.0 crits default and Giant on the combo finisher. That finisher is how people die here.
• Phase. If the farm gets louder, stop dumping Charge. Counter if you bound it. Fountain if you are one mistake from dying.

Synergy tags used to gate chapter two as “now you may play the spreadsheet.” 1.0 instead unlocks the sense that basic attacks matter because each weapon’s crit rule is different. Read combat if the sickle feels unhittable; it is usually a dash schedule, not a missing Relic.

Kits that reach her

The story-carry row on the Armory planner still applies: Default or Magic Scissors, Fireball or Ambush, Counter as a panic. Giant plus Ambush is the burst if Fiena already taught you Sharpness. Do not bring Singing Scissors. You have not met Maydel yet.

If you beat Fiena on a lucky Relic and Abigail deletes you, the Relic was not the kit. Change one Spell. Bind dash on a key you trust via controls. Confirm you are on the 1.0 mouse scheme if you wanted mouse. Then walk back onto the farm.

Where she sits in the guest list

Fiena is chapter one. Abigail is chapter two. Rims and Berry are later chaos. Chloe is a later-book witch. Nahatra is the dream. Maydel is the swamp after chapter five. Abigail is the first farm that is allowed to feel like a real roguelike chapter instead of a tutorial picnic. Treat her that way and the rest of the coven reads as people. Treat her as a loot piñata and chapter three will humble you the same way Fiena did, only with crows.

After she sits down, you have two witches at the table. That is not a clear. That is a guest list with empty chairs. Keep the sickle lesson — dash on the wind-up, do not finish the string into a slam — and open the walkthrough for who is next. The tea party is still late. Sil is still sewing. Abigail can go back to her crops.