Pumpkin & Patch Abilities

Pumpkin & Patch abilities are keys rather than stat boosts, and the official store page names three of them directly. Pumpkin's Lamplight illuminates what is not visible to the naked eye, Pumpkin's Embershot raises Patch's jump, and Patch can learn to freeze water into icebergs he controls. The same page folds the limited parry into the combat toolkit, so the honest short answer is: two named support abilities, one water trick and a parry, with the rest of the list not documented yet.

What Abilities Does Patch Have?

Ability	What the store page says it does
Lamplight	Illuminates what is not visible to the naked eye, revealing hidden secrets
Embershot	Lets Patch jump higher than any dog when used properly
Ice and icebergs	Patch can learn to freeze water and create icebergs that he can control

Those three are the only ones the page describes in detail. It says many new abilities are found within the world to enhance combat prowess and increase mobility, which confirms there are more, and then stops - so a complete list is not documented yet. Because the page never mentions levels, experience or stats, the practical reading is that each ability changes where you can go or what you can see.

How the Limited Parry Fits the Ability Set

The parry is the one combat tool the page describes as a deliberate risk. It is limited rather than spammable, and a successful parry does three things at once:

• Deflects projectiles back at the enemies that fired them.
• Stuns melee attackers that commit to a swing.
• Heals the player as the reward for the timing.

The page calls this a high risk, high reward option intended to raise the excitement of combat, and it says the default attack style is ranged and projectile based. If a fight is going badly, the page also offers run-and-gun as a viable fallback, with obstacles as the trade-off you have to watch for.

What Is Not Documented About Abilities

Beyond the three named tools and the parry, the official listing is quiet. There is no published count of abilities, no unlock order, no upgrade costs and no description of the remaining abilities the page alludes to. Whether abilities can be missed or upgraded further is not documented yet, and nothing on the store page describes a skill tree. For how these tools fit the wider loop, see the gameplay page and the features page.