Garden of Witches Fiena — Owner of the Flower Garden

Fiena owns the flower garden. She is the first named witch most players fight, the first personality the game spends a cutscene on, and the first HP bar that is allowed to have a second conversation. Team Tapas have said in interviews that she is wine and mushrooms because someone on the team drinks every weekend and they admitted it. That is not flavor text. It is why the greenhouse feels like a picnic that learned how to kill you.

This page is the person. The fight recipe is how to beat Fiena. Chapter order is the walkthrough. Later tells sit on the boss guide.

The video in the middle is a real session that hits her phase change and the “are you the real Fiena” beat with Abigail. Use it for the portrait shift and for how greedy a Scissors string looks when the floor changes. Do not copy the Early Access upgrade shop. 1.0 spends combat EXP and the Armory instead.

Who she is in the coven

Sil is thread. Abigail is pumpkins and a farm she wants left alone. Fiena is the garden’s unimpressed host. Dialogue in later visits has Abigail fail to recognize her when she is “clearheaded,” which is the joke: the drunk witch is the one everyone already met. You beat her so she will sit at the tea party, not so you can loot a greenhouse.

Japanese 1.0 voice-over for the main story casts Hyosei (氷青) as Fiena. Sil is Ikumi Hasegawa. The greenhouse still plays in English if you leave VO off. The fight does not change.

Garden of Witches Part 3 — Fiena phases

The greenhouse as a domain

Chapter one is her house. Plant cover, petal cones, a small arena, trash that exists to steal your dash. It is a teach map dressed as a character. If you mash Scissors through the first slam, the rest of the Garden will feel like a bullet-hell insult. If you dash on the wind-up, Abigail’s sickle is the next sentence, not a wall.

Fountain rooms before the boss are the real kit check. Twenty HP is an extra mistake. An extra Relic percent is not. Getting started is the cottage half of that lecture. This page is why the lecture has a name.

Phases without a DPS parse

Fiena has a second wind. Players describe it as a personality shift: red eyes, a different line, Abigail asking what happened. Mechanically it is a phase. Stop the combo. Spend the dash. Counter if you bound it. Do not dump Fireball into the cut. The how to beat Fiena guide lists the cones; this page is the reminder that the second conversation is still the same witch.

She is not Nahatra. She is not Maydel. If a guide calls her the final boss, it is a demo recap. Demo players fought Fiena, then Abigail, then the build ended. The full campaign keeps going through five chapters and three epilogues.

Kits she actually allows

Default Scissors plus Ambush or Fireball. Giant if you already like Sharpness. Counter if you can see a tell. That is the whole first-hour list. Singing Scissors are a swamp gift you do not own yet. Challenge Mode Giant/Slash/Ambush is a later identity. Park the canned sentence on the Armory planner and leave the house.

Meta levels from combat EXP still apply. A first-run clear on Normal is rare by design. Retry the same greenhouse. Change one slot. The Book in the cottage is where the kit lives; Tab is cheaper than guessing from icons while she winds up.

After she agrees to tea

You did not murder the flower garden. You dragged its owner to a table. Chapter two is Abigail’s farm. Keep Fiena’s lesson: dash on the wind-up, do not finish a combo into a slam. When the roster starts looking like a guest list, you are playing the game Team Tapas shipped. When it still looks like a loot table, go back to this greenhouse and dash one more time on purpose.