NPC:Bilbo Baggins

	NPC: Bilbo Baggins 'Well hello there, have you come for a bit of poetry? It won't be completely finished until I have the Dúnadan look it over.' Class: unknown The Riddle-finder The Riddle-game My Dwarf Friends Passage to Darkness Preparing for the Dark The Undiscovered Path NPC: Bilbo Baggins Class: unknown More often than not, great events in Middle-earth occur because of individuals willing to sacrifice all in order to bring about change for the better. In The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, the most unassuming of characters, the diminutive Hobbits, are the focal points amid legendary events. A scholar chronicling the great heroes of Middle-earth might easily overlook the Hobbits, but that would be a mistake. Hobbits are considered strong for their size, yet they are not as strong as Dwarves or Men. They are also fleet of foot and able to move in complete silence through even wooded lands. It is the intangible qualities of Hobbits, however - their resistance to corruption, strong bonds of kinship, loyalty to friends, love of simple pleasures and the giving of gifts, and a sense of what is important in life - that truly sets them apart as an influential force during the War of the Ring.