At first, Oscorcoves were thought to be an abomination, a mistake even. Perhaps the farthest in terms of similarities with their human models, their morphology reflects the carnivorous plants they represent. With several rows of teeth, a jaw they can lock at will, extra muscles on their forearms, hands, legs, and even fingers and toes, Oscorcoves were born for one thing only: to ravage. While some assure their strength has improved at the detriment of their intelligence, it has been determined to be a “dirty lie” by the gardeners chosen to raise them. While extremely food motivated, they can show a sensitive side just like any other child if educated and understood correctly.

Generally average-sized, Oscorcoves have a natural strength of about two adult men by copper grade. Playful and attentive, they are often the first to notice if even a speck of dust moved. Contrary to their reputation, Boneplants generally feel safer if one is around, but things take a drastic turn if two are involved.

Highly territorial, Oscorcoves have an unspoken code of honor that disallow other Oscorcoves’ presence at all time. If two or more were to share the same space, they would fight to the death no matter if food plentifully provided. This rule fortunately doesn’t apply to siblings or Oscorcoves of the same plant family.

Oscorcoves offer only one type of stem growth and a special trait!

Rarely, their skin secretes a perpetually sticky goo which is very difficult to get rid of.