Sachettles are said to be born leaders. From shrub to redwood, they enjoy surrounding themselves with as many other boneplants as possible at all times. Keen strategists, they are often described as problem solvers and shepherds. Often mistaken for Chresolipers by the less knowledgeable, Sachettle’s teeth shape fortunately helps with identification. In addition, they are speculated to eventually grow into titans under the right circumstances. Their overall morphology seems to go in that direction as their limps sometimes look stretched out like rubber. Their high constitution also helps them use energy more efficiently than in humans, it is described as “explosive”.

Highly competitive, two Sachettles will use any means to self proclaim as “higher” than their siblings even if they are from the same seed. Those born with a split tree (doing a Y shape) are particularly aggressive in that goal. Fortunately for the rest of the world, Sachettles are excellent at communicating and are quick to unite if needed -one would argue “being the most responsible” is one more card to play during contention.

Sachettles offer three types of stem growth alongside a fourth trait on which its carrier grows sharp spikes on their skin.